...Lake, and two Promontories, as also an adjoining bank that terminates the distance, was seen coining down nearly to the water's edge. What was the most...appeared like a spot at least forty years planted." Sir Henry, after stating many facts and reasonings, observes, that the only rational theory of the...

...Lake, and two Promontories, as also an adjoining bank that terminates the distance, was seen coining down nearly to the water's edge. What was the most...appeared like a spot at least forty years planted." Sir Henry, after stating many facts and reasonings, observes, that the only rational theory of the...

...extremely pleasing. The copse or underwood, which covers an island in the lake, and two promontories, us also an adjoining bank that terminates the distance,...restored to them. In a word, the whole appeared like m spot at least forty years planted." ASH. There are about forty species of the Ash: the Cam* man Ash...

...nearly to the water's edge. What was the most important of all, hoth trees and underwood had ohtained a full and deep-coloured leaf, and health and vigour were restored to them. In a word, t he whole appeared like a spot at least forty years planted." S\YS Rossini to Ural] m'. " I'll tell...

...nearly produced. What it was wished to bring forward appeared already prominent — what was to be concealed, or thrown into the back-ground, began to...appeared like a spot at least forty years planted." ASH. There are about forty species of the Ash : the Cornman Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) is one of the...

...nearly produced. What it was wished to bring forward appeared already prominent — what was to be concealed, or thrown into the back-ground, began to...appeared like a spot at least forty years planted." ASH. There are about forty species of the Ash : the Common Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) is one of the most...

...important of all, both trees and underwood had * See the Report of the Committee of the Highland Society. obtained a full and deep-coloured leaf, and health...refers, does not exceed from forty to fifty acres ; hut the intricacy and variety, created solely by various dispositions of wood upon an uneven surface,...

...of all, both trees and underwood had obtained a full and deep-coloured leaf, and health and rigour were restored to them. In a word, the whole appeared like a spot at least forty vears planted." Of the •/"•'''•''•" /-•'.••.-, or British oak, three varieties, or perhaps...

...what was to be concealed or thrown into the back-ground began to assume that station. The tore-ground trees, the best that could be procured, placed on...appeared like a spot at least forty years planted. The reader is not to suppose that Sir Henry Steuart is the inventor of the art of transplanting full-grown...

...underwood had obtained a full nnd deep-coloured leaf, and health and vigor were restored to them. In * word, the whole appeared like a spot at least forty years planted." TIGER-FLOWERS AND COMMELINAS. BY AN AMATEUR, NEW-YORK. I. THE TIGER-FLOWER. — I see your correspondents...