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... - • - Roger Stewart, of Greenock, bound northward, 10th ult., lat. 17., by the Elisabeth, Murray, arrived at Antigua. The Salads, 30th ult., lat. 31., long. 16., which vessel had spoke the Christina, bound to Chins, 19th Jan., in lat. 10. N. lon. 45. ...
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... edition, Patrick Neill, LL.D., F.R.8.E., secretary the Royal Caledonian Horticultural Society.] Kitchen Garukn. —Sow small salads every week; radishes and lettuces thrice during the month; spinach once a-fortnight; carrots and onions for late drawing: ...
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... Gardenere—lst to Mr Charles Williameon ; to Mr James Kirkpatrick; 3d to Mr James Campbell, gardener, Greenock. ' For the best Salad, consisting of Lettuce, Crews, and Radish—let to Mr M. Service; 3d to Mr Jas. Galloway; 3d to Mr Jame. Abercromby. , For the ...
... Mastodontes, esUnot animals, , .ralY. al'Lese, Glasgow, Oman, goods ; Coutes: oenotrywo,l* * morlgerons tone, li - ' , br to 'salad tenants assignees, • -',',- .. d Eglintwer \ _ 2Me gran. romaint found in country. tusks a et woodooges of et -• es allodttors ...
... Mary Lyon, Davidson, for the Ctoe of Go . od . liop . e. . . Liverpool, May 10.—Sailed the Lahore, Bart, for Calcutta. 11 Salad the Dogdale, Hillock, for Singapore. 12. Arrived the Broad Oak, M'Coy, from Calcutta; and the Penang, llank,ns, from China ...
... arynniee yit et sire Coormictee;, and tirorigir I ouanoettrusn myselfia allude to all of tre cd rusindtite mnb tobvious ta-the salads of the brethren, we id Pent r we must determine, if not upon the niodec of appointling Pro- th e- feesers generally, at least ...
... to daughters of deceased, LcUtia and Charlotte Nott, whilst unmarried, anuuiUes of £lOO each.—dUew’s/aifluii Mail. Eatimo Salad*.—a lad. wli.. had lately gone to amice, hav. iiiK had Hiilnd aerved iip for every day for a week, run away; and when axktil ...
... The ' 3 entirely or perkalty sesigediajary, seas WU& col, ito. , in the aka seat free Neagh, while retailed to London in Salads whist: had arrived frau ; the other (cola Irak weld not pas by the spot where the dent took plat) shifted and forwarded several ...
... savoys, and German greens, about the middle of the month, for planting out spring; lettuce in the first and last week; small salads occasionally; black Spanish, red and white queen radish, for winter crops. Plant and earth celery and endive. Plant strawberries ...
... dose*; Irish do. Sd. GARDENERS’ CALENDAR—SEPTEMBER. (/Vvm, tkt Fruit, Flowtr, Kitchen Garden’' AMU. Ki Gakpks.- Sow few small salads for late crops: lettuce, parsley, and splnacli, it not done last nuuitli, for spring crops. Plant endive and lettuce. It broccoli ...