Journal of horticulture, cottage gardener and country gentlemen . near London. Rain in last37 years. SvmlUses. SunSets. Moon Rises. MoonSets. MoonsAge. Clock before Sun. Dar ofTear. Day. NiRht Mean. Days. m. h. m. h. m. h. m. h. m. s. ; 9 Tu 62 2 14 38a{4 32 af 7 59 11 [ 47 9 7 5 12 222 10 W Purple Melic Grass flowers. 519 17 40 4 31 7 after. 1 20 10 ) 5 3 223 u Tu Foxtail Fescue Grass ripe. fi3 6 17 41 4 29 7 11 2 0 11 9 4 54 224 12 F Michaelmas Daisv flowers. 14 43 4 27 7 13 3 50 U 10 4 44 225 13 8 Meadow Saffron flowers. 17 44 4 25
Journal of horticulture, cottage gardener and country gentlemen . near London. Rain in last37 years. SvmlUses. SunSets. Moon Rises. MoonSets. MoonsAge. Clock before Sun. Dar ofTear. Day. NiRht Mean. Days. m. h. m. h. m. h. m. h. m. s. ; 9 Tu 62 2 14 38a{4 32 af 7 59 11 [ 47 9 7 5 12 222 10 W Purple Melic Grass flowers. 519 17 40 4 31 7 after. 1 20 10 ) 5 3 223 u Tu Foxtail Fescue Grass ripe. fi3 6 17 41 4 29 7 11 2 0 11 9 4 54 224 12 F Michaelmas Daisv flowers. 14 43 4 27 7 13 3 50 U 10 4 44 225 13 8 Meadow Saffron flowers. 17 44 4 25 7 11 4 morn. 11 4 33 226 14 Sum 12 SONDAT APTEH TaiKITY. 15 46 4 23 7 59 4 50 0 12 4 32 227 IS M Swallows congregate. 7Z8 6L4 15 48 4 21 7 42 5 0 2 13 4 11 22* From observations taken near London during the last thirty-seyea years, the average day toraperature of the week is and its night temperature °. The greatest heat was 93 on the 10th, 18«j and the lowest cold, 32, on the 13th, 1839. The greatest fall of rain was 1. SEVElSr TEAES HISTOEY OF A LITTLE LAWIST. EISING- young barrister, averyclever fellow, received, onemorning, a letter from an oldcollege friend, Tvlio had re-cently become rector of acountry parish. The clergy-man, after informing his quon-dam crony that his son, thebarristers godson, aged oneyear, was getting on nicely,and now trotted about quite strongon his feet, to use his mammas de-scriptive phraseolo^, proceeded to narrate that findingmarried housekeeping somewhat expensive, he had de-termined upon taking pupils. Then came the his London friend, who, he knew, saw a greatmany people in his active career, give him any helpshould he be able ? Might he also refer hesitating parentsto his barristership as a referee as to his capacity forteaching, &c. ? The barrister smiled at the idea of hisvery good-tempered but at college rather non-readingfriend becoming a tutor, for in truth he had been atrouble to
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