Bee House to contain Two Hives 123 " " Twelve Hives 126 " " Nine Hives 128 Evening Thoughts in January 129 Ornamental Zinc Cover 131 Zinc Cover 132 Taylor's Cover of Zinc 132 Bell Glasses 133 Taylor's Glasses 133 Payne's Glass 134 Taylor's Bell Glass with lid 135 Guide-Comb for Glasses 135 Exterior and Interior of an Apiary 138 and 139 The New Bottle-Feeder 140 Round Bee-Feeder 143 Zinc Fountain Bee-Feeder 144 Honey Cutters 145 Fumigator 145 Tube Fumigator 147 Bee-Dress or Protector 148 Engraved Pressing Roller, for the Guidance of Bees in the Construction of Honey-comb on the Bars 150 Impressed Wax Sheets for Artificial Combs 151 SECTION V. Manipulation and Uses of Bar and Frame Hives 157 Putting on Super Hive 162 Taking out Frames with Combs 163 Advantages of Bar and Frame Hives 168 Artificial Swarming 169 Royal Brood 173 Queen Cages 175 Driving 179 Changing Old Stocks to New Hives 182 Weighing Hives, &c. 185 SECTION VI. Miscellaneous Information. Stings: their Prevention and Cure 189 Pollen, or Food for Infant-Bees 193 Propolis, or Bees' Cement 195 Pasturage for Bees 197 The Ligurian or Italian Alp Bee 200 Living Bees at the International Exhibition of 1862, Sending Bees to Australia, &c. 213 Bee-keeping in London 215 Wasps and Moths 223 Draining Honey from the Combs 230 Diseases of Bees 232 General Remarks 238 On the First Flight of Bees in Spring 250 APPENDIX. Testimonials of the Press.