... Transplant all sorts of sweet herbs for kitchen use. Sow the seeds of cabbage, savoys, early broccoli, spinach, and every kind of salad herbs, for a succession.- About the end of the month sow a full crop of early Dutch turnips. Finish the planting of fruit and ...

... beans. Plant kidney-beans in dry situations._ Sow more radishes, spin ach, and turnips, for a full crop also all sorts of salad, pot, and medicinal herbs. Sow also celery, cellaric, asparagus, and sea-kale; the latter, if on a good soil, will he ready ...

... Esq. - Leeks, of enonou5,s izye, raised by Mr. M'Clenahan (J. Ecblin, Esq.); and, also, Blanched Rhubarb. and Succory (a new salad vegetable which is but lately introduced in this country,) from AIr. Scott. The Judges were, for flowers, Wm. Thompson, Esq ...

... ticularly those apginst walls. , Transplant celery, leeks, endive, broecolij, and cauliflower. Continue to sow all sorts of salad herbs.. In the beginning of tie month sow red leet for pickling. Peas should be regularly staked, and beans holid iup. Sow ...

... o'clock, ACON'SIGNMKNT e, con a Splendid4 As- A sortment of ENGLISH 11 CUT GLASS,.of the most Fashionable Style futting, in Salad Bowls,' Butter Coolers, Decant blets, Tumblers, Wine Glasses, &c. &c. Terms, Cash-Purchasers to' pay the duty. GEO. C. HYNDMAN ...

... Rector of Fethard, died suddenly, on Friday sen. in consequence of inflammation of the stomach, produced by snaking use of salad. INDrtENDENCE.-The minister of an independent chapel at East Cowes has been (say the newspapers) deserred by .bis congregation ...

... GARDENERS' AND FARMERS' CALENDAR , I FOR JULXY. a THE GAIDEN.-Soiv spinach, turnips, small salading e lettuce, and turnip-rooted radish. Plant celery, lettuce endive, brocoli, cabbage, and cauliflower. In dry weathei r water all newly-planted seeds and ...

... GARDENERS' CALENDAR FOB SEPTEMBER. Continue to sow the different kinds of small salading.. Plant cauliflower in frames or sheltered situations, to stand the winter. This is the season lo make mushroom-beds. Cover asparagus with-rotten dung or decayed ...

... thata Splendid SALE BY AUCTION of FOCXILY CUT GLANSS Consisting of superb Decanters, Tumblers, Rummers and Wine Glasses; Salad Bowls; Celery Bowls; rich Butter Coolers, with Plates; Pickles, Salts, with or. without Stands; together with every other Article ...

... year was'£30,500.- A wager is laid 'of ten sovereigns between two gardeners )ear Chelsea, one of them undertaking. to raise a salad rhile a shoulder of mutton is roasting, which is to be-done n an hour and three quarters.. quarter.. ?? PACKET BOATS-FALMOUTII ...

... service of plate and cut class. There's a picture of tapostolical simplicity for you! The fare corn- prised a soup, fish, a lamb salad, as well rs I could see, and wine-water. This indeed could not be called luxurious; I suspect it was real abstinence to the ...

... TI, COMPOSITION', aend KEANSINGTON CA NDLES, Pro mz the lest Ala nniacturers. N. B.-A very Superior VINE GAR, adapted for Salads, Pickles, and all Dietetic purposes, at 3s. per Galion, B1ottle. s. d. 2 10 3 0 13 3 3 6 43 3 S Congoll, ?? ?? ?? Pekoe A ...