The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-09 00:00:00

OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK

Conservatory, Greenhouse, drc.—lf previous direc-
tions have been attended to, the conservatory should now
be gay with camellias, hyacinths, Chinese primulas and
other spring flowering plants. Crocuses, scillas, and
other hardy bulbs with good management might also be
made available for decoration in this house, if properly
managed. Every person loves these spring flowers, and
beautiful as they appear, we believe the protection of a
frame during the winter, and plunging the pots in the
conservatory borders when they are about to bloom, would
much more fully develops their qualifications.
In the Plower Garden much may be forwarded in the
way of digging over the beds, gradually removing cover-
ings from half hardy shrubs, parting herbaceous peren-
nials and other routine work.

Kitchen Garden.—Here active work is commencing; the
potato crop must be got in, peas and beans require suc-
cessional sowings, reddish, lettuce, early turnip, carrot,
and parsnip seeds require sowing. Give plenty of air to
cauliflowers in frames.

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
" M. Seaton," Wavertree.--Your cineraria marked No.
1, is a fair specimen, but there are better ones in cultivation.
" L. and S."—You will perceive that we have already
adopted yOur suggestion, arid both ourselves and readers
will he indebted to you for any future lists of new
varieties.

THE RE-ELECTIONS.

DROITWICII.-Sir John Pakington, the new Colat

„ Seel etary, was on Thursday re-elected as member tor t
borough.
COLCHESTER.—Lord John Manners was on "Inu
re-utected to serve in Parliament for this ancier.t boroubo
CHICHESTER.—Lord Henry Lennox, one of taiwot the
Lo ds of the Treasury, was on Thursday re-electe-f
citit Of Chichester; Without opposition.
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MIDHURST.—Mr. S. H. Walpole, Secretary 0f a
for the Home Departm tit, was on Friaay re-elected
member for this borouli.
DonsET.--Tuesday (this day) is appointed for trialitt•
urination of a knight to represent this county in g
merit in the room of Mr. George Bsnkes, who 11008.
cepted the (Ace of her MajeQty's Judge-Advocate' disk
ral. The hon. gentleman offers himself for re-elec
and it, is thought that he will not be opposed. grs
BucKs.—The election is fixed for Friday next.
Disraeli will probably he returned 'without Oppo.9itlO'lest,
LINCOLN.—The election is fixed for Thursdafm
Mr. Christopher will be returned without oppositiolbe
ABINGDON.—Sir F. Thesiger, her Majesty's Att°ro,o°
General, was re-elected for the borough of Abingd°
Friday, without opposition.
BUCKINGHAM.—The Marquis of Chandos Wage
elected, on Friday, without opposition, member ,°
borough of Buckingham.

WENtocii.—On Wednesday, the. Hon. Genrge ric)ller
Weld Forester, who has accepted the office of Con io'
of her Majesty's Household. under Lord Derby'
.„,s An( to&
istration, was re-elected for the borough of I've"
without opposition. f the
STAMFORD.—The nomination and re-election °or
Right Hon. J. C. Herries for the borough of Sta
took place on Saturday. the
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LANCASHIRE (SOUTH.)—It is understood 5J
Hon. Colonel Lindsay is to be invited to offer Wise
candidate for the southern division of this county,. .g (0!
husx ELECTIONS.—The re-election of Lord 1",;0011,'
the county Kildare is exciting great interest. The AO
nation is to take place on Saturday next, and the.P!'ott
on Tuesday and Wednesday. The constituency 0650
to 2.774. The Duke of Leinster promises to supPlie.stet
O'Conor Henchy, in case of his becoming a enll,,(jsre
hut that is still uncertain. Several gentlemen of
property, connected with " the turf,". have, ''''s beio
promised him their support, political consideratioof the
entirely forgotten. Mr. Bateson's election °„.001/1
county of Londonderry is certain, as there is to be a f;!,
position.—ln Enniskillen there are only 153 elceter,?;so,
Mr. Whiteside, whose majority was 17 last tiroe.irincell'
to have a more formidable opponent now, in Mr.
,rtar
Scully, Q,C., a supporter of Tetiant-right. --1" ve
lington, Colonel Dunne's return is certain.—There tsko'
real opposition in the University ; the nomination
place to-day.