. The Cottage gardener. Gardening; Gardening. JCLY It*.] THE COTTAGE GARDENEH. WEEKLY CALENDAR. a33 »f w Weather near London Sun Sun Moon Moon' Cloek Day of V 1) 18 Th m 1849- Rises. Sets. ;S. Age. Year. Whitethroat's sone ceases. [Moth seen. T. 73">â50'. Rain. 5 a. 4 6 a. 8 0 15 9 5 51 199 19 F Sun's ileclination, 20" 53' N. Humming Bird T. 7S°â44°. Rain. 7 S U 43 10 5 55 200 20 S Margaret. Goat Moth seen. T. 73»â47°. Rain. 8 4 1 16 11 6 59 201 ai SD^⢠8 Sun. .\ft. TEiNiTf. Musk Beetle seen. T. 69''-44''. W. Fine. 9 3 I S2 12 6 2 202 aaM Magd.
. The Cottage gardener. Gardening; Gardening. JCLY It*.] THE COTTAGE GARDENEH. WEEKLY CALENDAR. a33 »f w Weather near London Sun Sun Moon Moon' Cloek Day of V 1) 18 Th m 1849- Rises. Sets. ;S. Age. Year. Whitethroat's sone ceases. [Moth seen. T. 73">â50'. Rain. 5 a. 4 6 a. 8 0 15 9 5 51 199 19 F Sun's ileclination, 20" 53' N. Humming Bird T. 7S°â44°. Rain. 7 S U 43 10 5 55 200 20 S Margaret. Goat Moth seen. T. 73»â47°. Rain. 8 4 1 16 11 6 59 201 ai SD^⢠8 Sun. .\ft. TEiNiTf. Musk Beetle seen. T. 69''-44''. W. Fine. 9 3 I S2 12 6 2 202 aaM Magd. Sedifc W'arblcr's song ceases. T. 69°â5B°. Fine. 11 2 2 34 13 6 5 203 23 To Turtle Dove~last heard. S. Rain. 12 0 3 24 14 6 7 204 34 W Swallow-tail Moth seen. T. (!7°-46<'. Rain. 13 VII. 1 rises. (H) 6 9 205 On the 25th of July, 1804, at the residence attached to his office of chief superintcnilant of Kensington Gardens, died William Forsyth, who merited much for his aciiuirements as a horticulturist, but whose good fame, we think, is more than jeopardized by his pretensions to a dis- covery and a reward to which he was not entitled. He waa born some time in 1/37, at oUl Mcldrum. in Aberdeenshire, and was there early initiated in the horticultural arts, but completed his pupilage by being placed, during 1/63,under Philip Miller, at the Chelsea Garden of the Apothecaries* Company. At Miller's recommendation, he obtained the bead jifardenership to the Duke of Northumberland, at Sicyi Houseâ^a situation which he resigned in 1/69 to succeed his old master in the curatorship of the Chelsea Garden. He retained this appointment until 1"8*, and then resigned it upon succeeding Mr. T. Robinson Su the office of the Royal Gardener at Kensington and St. James's. He held this appointment until his death, publishing during the tenure of his office, *⢠Obsen'ations on the Diseases. Defects, and Injuries in all kinds of Fruit and Forest Trees, wit
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