... horses are all back, and Pindarrie has become a great faronrite. Cherrie: and strawberries, in thumb pottles new and nafural asparagus, were on Thursda last, displ ed forsale in the green- grocers’ shops of Garden. The Duke of Grafton won six thousand gui- ...

... Frames. The Garden is stocked with annual succession of choice Flowers, 15 fullgrown standard and 6 wall Fruit Trees, an Asparagus Bed, &c. &c. The Land is in full tillage. SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. THF. Goodwill of those valuable Premises, consisting ...

... ASPARAGUS. file colony of the Joxides, in Garia, had singular custom respecting asparagus, which according to ancient tradition, owed its origin to the following story Perigone, having been pursued by Theseus, threw herself into a place thickly filled ...

... presence of mind, leaped into the water, and succeeded in rescuing him from an untimely death. very extraordinary specimen of Asparagus has lately been exhibited in Mr. Midgleyta green grocery shop, opposite the Mansion-House, in York : it consisted six score ...

... and therefore Mrs. C. must prepare the banquet. There mnst be leg of lamb, ducks and green peas, six pounds of salmon, asparagus, new potatoes, and tarts, with a dessert of the best fruits that could be got for the ssa-on, and Haifa dozen of wine: she ...

... *« '» '‘Sstnuel and and soil is very rich, the Garden .looked with F'uit they h.ve connexion whatever with John Trees, Asparagus Beds. Ste. and the Rent mndem'e. ’ ,' , _ . For other HaHiculam. apply ,o Mr. Wooffindiu. . The l«>inesa of Steel Roll.n* ...

... June 29, IS«7. TO BE SOLD PRIVATE CONTRACT f A GARDEN and GARDEN HOUSE, situate near Leav»vgreave; in which aie 2 good Asparagus Beds, ftaudard Fruit Trees. 9 Wall Trees, Berry Trees, about 8 dozen Current and well stocked with choice Flowers and Evergreens ...

... ground. Transplant ielture for winter use. Prune toses, honey-snckles, snd other shrubs. Plant out early cabbages. Dress asparagus beds. Clean your winter spinage. Plant bulbous roots, slips of thyme, hyssop, sage, Ac. Transplant cauliflowers remain, Plant ...

... years since, a clergyman actually took the lithe of a small garden lin kind, to annoy tbe owner, with whom he was at enmity. Asparagus even were set ont for him. 'is!:is • LpSID COCHRANE. We copy tbia joat and elegant tribute the pro. feealopal meiila Lord ...

... they are in great abundance at every table where the price ot the dinner is2s, 6d. per head. We can purchase here as much asparagus, of the finest quality, for 2s. 6d. (enough for six persons,) would cost lbs. in Covent-garden ; there is also great abundance ...

... cabbages, endive, celery, hrocoli, cauliflowers, &c. and a few early beans for next summer. Begin to winter-dress beds of asparagus. Remove the decayed stalks of aromatic herbs, and spread some earth over the beds. Tie endive ; earth up celery and cardoons ...

... Asparaoi’s.— lf a patient, suffering from excessive action of the heart, eat asparagus, M. Broussais assures ns lie will experience considerable relief. Syrup of the green ends of asparagus, like the plant itself, he says, has the power of diminishing the action ...