. The Cottage gardener. Gardening; Gardening. NOVEHBER 10. THE COTTAGE GARDENER. WEEKLY CALENDAR. 81 D 15 W D Ta NOVEMBEll 15â21, ISIQ. Weather near in 1S4S London Sun Rises. Sim Sets. Moon ;S. Moon's Age. Clock bef. Sun. Day of Year. ]>raclmtus. Apricot leafless. T. 43- -IS. N. Fine. 21 a. 7 9 a. 4 5 a. 0 I 15 11 319 111 K Teal arrives. T. 45- -â M. W. Fine. 22 s 5 35 2 15 0 320 >; S Hugh, Hp. of Lincoln. Gadwell comes. T. 49- -38. Rain. 24 6 G 16 3 14 43 321 IS Sun 24 S. AFT. Trin. Silk-tail Chatterer '1'. .'.0- -34. Rain. 26 5 7 1 4 14 35 322 IP M Fieldfare arrives. [c
. The Cottage gardener. Gardening; Gardening. NOVEHBER 10. THE COTTAGE GARDENER. WEEKLY CALENDAR. 81 D 15 W D Ta NOVEMBEll 15â21, ISIQ. Weather near in 1S4S London Sun Rises. Sim Sets. Moon ;S. Moon's Age. Clock bef. Sun. Day of Year. ]>raclmtus. Apricot leafless. T. 43- -IS. N. Fine. 21 a. 7 9 a. 4 5 a. 0 I 15 11 319 111 K Teal arrives. T. 45- -â M. W. Fine. 22 s 5 35 2 15 0 320 >; S Hugh, Hp. of Lincoln. Gadwell comes. T. 49- -38. Rain. 24 6 G 16 3 14 43 321 IS Sun 24 S. AFT. Trin. Silk-tail Chatterer '1'. .'.0- -34. Rain. 26 5 7 1 4 14 35 322 IP M Fieldfare arrives. [ â r. 50- -24. Fine. 27 4 7 52 5 14 22 323 211 ro Edmund, Kinj and Martyr. [Society.' T. 55- -40. Rain. 29 3 8 48 B 14 8 324 21 \V Princess Royal b. 1340. Linnean' â 1'. 54- -33. Rain. 31 2 9 49 7 13 53 325 St. RIachutus, Maudtas, or Malo, was bom in the vale of Llan-Carvon, in Glamorganshire; but passing into France, and be- coming an ecclesiastic, he finally attained to one of its bialioprics, the cathedral town of which was then called Aleth. This name was subsequently changed to St. Rlalo, in honour of the deceased bishop. He died there , 030. There is no doubt of his being a good and able man, but we know of no vulid reason for devoting to him a day of celebration in the reformed calendar. St. Hugo was a native of Uratianopolis, in Burgundy, being born there II H). W'hcn nineteen, he became an inmate of the Char- treuse, near Grenoble, and within ten years was raised to be its grand [irocurator. From that office he retired at the invitation of our king Henry II., who appointed him to the priorship of a fraternity of Car- thusian monks at Witham, in Somersetshire. In 118(5 he was elevated to the bishopric of Lincoln. He died in 1200, and was interred in the catliedral of his see, which he had lived to rebuild from its foundation. Edmund was king of the East Anglesâliis territories including our modern Norfolk, Suffolk, and part of Cambridg
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