... for furnishing a late autumn supply, and also attend to keeping up a succession of French beaus, spinach, and all kinds of salad. Statue of Hugh Miller —Mr. Handyside Ritchie, who has been engaged on it for some time, has all but completed the statue of ...

... peas planted for furnishing a lute autumn supply, and also attend to keeping up succession of French, beans, spinach, and salad. Cottagers* Garden.—Let every bit of spare ground be constantly broken up at this period, and filled with sonic kinds of greens ...

... attain much size. Get endive planted out on very rich soil, also lettuce, to maintain the succession, and attend to other small salad herbs. See to securing a good supply of parsley for winter use, which always largely in demand. good bed should be planted ...

... away the runners so as to afford the leaves plenty of room. Attend to providing plenty of lettuce, endive, Ac., for winter salads ; also see that there is a good bed of parsley secured in some sheltered spot where it can be readily protected in severe ...

... clearing away the runners so to afford the leaves plenty of room. Attend to providing plenty of lettuce, endive, &c., fot winter salads; also see that there is good bed of parsley provided in some sheltered spot, where it can be readily protected in severe weather ...

... ensuing Winter, begs most respectfully to inform Public. that he will remain • few Weeks longer in Watford. 64. MAIN-STREET. NNW SALAD, • DE PASSENGERS' LINE OF PACKETS 'GOVERNMENT FREE GRANTS OF LAND in the Provisos of Auckland are now given to Passengers ...

... Parliament, and which measure is at present under the consideration of the Chief Secretary for Ireland.— Mad. AN UNPILOI Motu.—Tbe Salad Pithlie of Lyons says ;— A young widow residing in this city lately took into ber service a girl who bad excellent testimonials ...

... attention here with the least possible delay. See to keeping up a sacession of (leak and Ivans, likewise radishes and other small salad*' ■' Manure rind dress aspuriigus beds. Get Cauliflower plants rriised under glass hardened ofl, and pay every attention' to ...

... kept well swept and rolled; this work cannot well begun too early. Kitchen Garden.—Sow main crops carrots, a few turnips, salading, ami succession crops of peas. find the ground full of slugs and snails, notwithstanding the hard winter ; they must be ...

... case of late frosts. Hoe up early potatoes as soon as they appear above ground. Sow turnips and carrots, radishes, and other salading. Prick out all the hrassica tribes as the plants become large enough. Prepare ridges for out-door cucumbers, and keep up ...

... much active labour will now be needed to keep down weeds, and to hoe and earth up advancing crops. Have constant sowings of salading, and sow peas till the end of the month. Make new rhubarb beds if needed. Sow turnips, and plant out cauliflowers, cabbages ...

... Sangster’s No. 1. Keep advancing crops hoed up anfi staked- Hoe and thin out all beds of carrots, onions, turnips, &c. Sow small salading and radish 58 once in ten days, in situations as cool as can be found without l»eing shaded. Look over wall-trees, to remove ...