The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1892-06-10 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

WINDOW GAILDENING.—Reeentiy filled boxes must the breeches so that the rope would not press upon be carefully watered, and all dead leaves, the result his throat. When the half-hour was expired the of exposure, should be promptly removed. There deceased was put into a cart, which was driven at a will probably be many diecoloured leaves on those gallop along the stoney road. This jolting generally plants brought out straight from the greenhouse to brought the prisoner to. One such recovery Was no the opeu air without any hardening off. Gloxinias complete that the resuscitated man sat up in his are rather pretty room-plants for summer. Bulbs coffin and gave three cheers. One of his friends was just breaking into growth may easily be grown so shocked at this indecent conduct that he hit the where gas is not burnt, and there is no duet arising ---- ex-corpse on the head with his shillelagh and from fires. Repot in light sandy soil, and water . ' finished him. The question then arose whether carefully. Tuberous begonias will now be growing itie uenerat rurpows uommittee ot the Manthe assailant could not be tried for murder, but it freely, and if they require repottiug attention should cheater City Council have given their assent to a ill was ruled that no man could be successfully t once. Any plants which have finished scheme for improving the approach to Knott M Railway Station. By. this scheme the "hideous char ed with the murder of a man who was already be given a blooming may be placed in the open air to make room dearf in lawfor other ming on. Ivy -leaved pelargoniums flight of stairs "—as it was described by a member ToßAcco GnowiNG.—The area of tobacco caltl" are channiug Runge fur a mutiny window. They will • of the Council—will be dorm away with, and a carvatiou is steadily increasing year after year. The do very well in baskete. the mesembryanthemums riage drive of ample width will be provided. iuereatte is very great in the Americas, and there far are also very effective in the sutighiue. There is a Another bigamist has been dismissed with a nonai- more is produced than makes up for the constantly considerable variety among them, but they are not nal punishment by Mr. Justice Cave at the Livera i. le eecreabiug amount grown in Europe. The seed, of mm N%l•l;.o..eere are seven different sorts, i 8 sown 11Ke so coon now as they were forty years ago. A pool Assizes. A man named Kidd obtained group of succulents on a grand iu a light window decree nisi in a divoroe suit, and, having waited wheat, either in autumn or early in spring, and the would also possess interest, even when none were in twelve months, thought he was at liberty to marry germinated plant is transplanted to good, rich, loantY blossom. There are many small species of the cactus again. His sentence to four days' imprisonment soil about the Ist of June. The crop is hued twice family which may be grown in quite tiny pets, and was tantamouut to an immediate discharge. like turnips, arid the flower buds are pinched oft as these and other succulents, such as 'dose, Sm., which The other morning a tire broke out in the centre they make their appearance. This latter operation have an interesting effect at this season and onwards. of High Street, Newport, Isle of Wight, on pre- is called " topping,' and the tobacco crop is gene- We always find foliage plants are more sought for miaes occupied by Mr. Wall, warehousemau. The rally ready fur harvesting—which commences early after the pelargoniums are over than at any other premises and stock were completely destroyed, and in August—two weeks ()roe after being "topped." season. Aralias, India-rubber, and aspidistras may the extensive premises ou either side, occupied by The crop is cut down in the afternoon, the instru- now be repotted without fear of a check. Keep the Mr. Goutle, draper, and Mr. Varty, grocer, were meet used for the purpose being a sharp hatchet, stud leaves clean and bright by using the sponge or the partly destroyed. The estimated damage is about the severed shoots are laid back on the ground to dry cloth. £lO,