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... early kidney beans, also savoy and cabbage for a late crop. Sow peas and beans every thre« weeks; spinage, radishes, and salading, weekli;; onions and leeks. Cat the heads of ragged myrtles. Prick on: young celery. Sow lettuce once a fortnight. Finisk ...

... waterially repress the price of wheat, and have an unquestionable influence on the health of communities. Two centuries ago a salad was not to be bought in the markets of London for money ; a cabbage-stock and a carrot were unknown ; apples were scarce, and ...

... Mr. Brown ; 2ud, Mr, Smith, Collection of vegetables, Ist, Me, Brown ; 2nd, Mr. Smith; 3rd, Mrs, Cartwright, Floore House. Salad, Ist, Mr. Brown; 2nd, Mr. Sunth, Open premium for 20 varicties of roscs, Ist, Mr. Thos. Watts, Northampton; 2ud, Mr. I, Thorney ...

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... te a request fur various preserved meats and other Becessarivs, he expresses A wish for a supply of garden secds, such an salad and spinach, as he says the sorl is rieh, and he vxpects to have ~time to gather a crop previous 1o the conclusion of the campaign ...