. The Cottage gardener. Gardening; Gardening. June .'JO. THE COTTAOE GARDENER. WEEKLY CALENDAR. 233 il u JUNK 30âJULV 6, 1S53. Wrather near London in 18.^2. Sun .Sun Moon Moon's Clock Day of D 30 11 Lechean; woods. Barometer. Thermo. Wind. Rain in In. Rises. Sets. R. & S. Age. af. Sun. Year. 71â47 , â 48 18 0 45 21 3 If) ISl 1 F lliRh-brovvn Fnlillury. 7iâ52 â III vni 1 m 0 25 3 27 182 2 S White C; wood sides. , 73 â 50 ' â SO 18 1 211 26 3 39 183 ' 3 Son S Sunday after Teinity. â 80â51 S. â 50 17 1 42 27 3 50 184 4 M Mar
. The Cottage gardener. Gardening; Gardening. June .'JO. THE COTTAOE GARDENER. WEEKLY CALENDAR. 233 il u JUNK 30âJULV 6, 1S53. Wrather near London in 18.^2. Sun .Sun Moon Moon's Clock Day of D 30 11 Lechean; woods. Barometer. Thermo. Wind. Rain in In. Rises. Sets. R. & S. Age. af. Sun. Year. 71â47 , â 48 18 0 45 21 3 If) ISl 1 F lliRh-brovvn Fnlillury. 7iâ52 â III vni 1 m 0 25 3 27 182 2 S White C; wood sides. , 73 â 50 ' â SO 18 1 211 26 3 39 183 ' 3 Son S Sunday after Teinity. â 80â51 S. â 50 17 1 42 27 3 50 184 4 M Marbled White ; woods. â29 Dial gi_51 S. â 51 17 2 10 23 4 1 135 < T) I'll Wall Moth; moist lanes. 29 ill â ! â(ll 97-60 S. - 52 IS 2 46 29 4 12 186 1 6 W Chalk-hill Blue ; chalk el. â | 90-Gl E. ' _ 53 IS sets. @ 4 22 187 ' Mbtkorologv op the Week.âAt Chiswick, from observations 95°, occurred on the 5th n 1846 : and the lowest cold, 37° on the, during the last twenty-six years, the average highest and lowest tem- 30lh in 1837. UurinE the period peratures of these days are ° and 53° respectively. The greatest heat, fell. 1 THE LETTUCE SAW-FLY. JMr. , in writing upon tliis insect, anil in allusion to the close resemblance the female hears to tlie females of two other species, raises the .justly admonitory suggestionââ " this fact sliows liow extremely careful we must he in studying the economy of insects, not to take for granted that tilings are the same, because they bear a strong resem- blance to each ; This is a lesson worthy of being borne ujion the memory by tho student in each and all of the departments of science, for it is a propensity of the human inind to confound simihuity ^vith identity, or, as Sir "Walter Scott has writtenâ - So each mortal deems, Of that which is, from that which ; \ propensityâan inductionâwhicli has led to more error from the days of the .Vlehymist
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