. The Cottage gardener. Gardening; Gardening. THE COTTAGE GAPiDENEK. in 5 WEEKLY CALENDAR. W D JANUARY 11â17, 1849. Plants dedicated to each day. Sun Rises. Sun Sets. Moon K. and Sets. Moon's Age. Clock bef. Sun. Day of Year. u Th Hilary 'T. begins. Common Bunting sings. jTliis-year's ^loss 5 a 8 12 a 4 7 49 17 8 19 11 u F Honevsuckle Leaves open. Hygrometiical Moss 4 13 8 59 IS 8 42 12 18 S HilaiT- Camb. Term beg. Furze flowers. Yew Tree â .\ lb 10 7 19 9 5 13 14 2 Son. a. Epip. Long-tailed Pocher goes. :BaiTeu Strawbeny 3 lU 11 15 20 9 27 14 15 ]\r Oxford T. begins. Marsh Titmouse sings
. The Cottage gardener. Gardening; Gardening. THE COTTAGE GAPiDENEK. in 5 WEEKLY CALENDAR. W D JANUARY 11â17, 1849. Plants dedicated to each day. Sun Rises. Sun Sets. Moon K. and Sets. Moon's Age. Clock bef. Sun. Day of Year. u Th Hilary 'T. begins. Common Bunting sings. jTliis-year's ^loss 5 a 8 12 a 4 7 49 17 8 19 11 u F Honevsuckle Leaves open. Hygrometiical Moss 4 13 8 59 IS 8 42 12 18 S HilaiT- Camb. Term beg. Furze flowers. Yew Tree â .\ lb 10 7 19 9 5 13 14 2 Son. a. Epip. Long-tailed Pocher goes. :BaiTeu Strawbeny 3 lU 11 15 20 9 27 14 15 ]\r Oxford T. begins. Marsh Titmouse sings. Ivy 2 18 morn. 21 9 48 15 16 Tn Horticultural & Linn. Societies' Meetings. Common Dead Nettle ] 20 0 20 H^ 10 9 IG 17 W Hedge Accentor sings. Garden Anemone 7 21 1 23 23 10 29 17 Hilary was a native of Poictiers, in France, and eventually became Bishop of that place. He lived distinguished for his learning and piety, and died on the 13th of this month, in the year 368. Phenomena of the Season.âDuring this month usually occurs the lowest degrees of cold that we have to endure during the year. The " Great Frosts " of England have always cither begun or ex- tended over a part of this month; nor does this prevail in England only, but throughout the northern hemisphere. From the North Pole, and over the whole of this portion of the globe, the old proverb is illustrated, which tells us that " January will freeze the pot upon the ; The great frosts of 1/83, 1/96, and 1814, all began, or were at their greatest intensity, during this month ; freezing over the Thames and other rivers, so that fairs were actually held upon them. During these frosts, which lasted four or more weeks each, the ther- mometer was fretjucntly as low as 7° of Fahrenheit's thermometer, being 25° below that at which water freezes. It was on the llth of tliis month, in 1820, that Captain Parry observed the greatest degree of cold during his voyage to the North Pole. It was, o
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