... y informed, that a Splendid Sale *lucUon, OF RICH OFASS, CvONSlSTlNGofauperb Decanters, Tumblers, Bummers, Wine-Glasses , Salad Bowls, Celery Bawls, rich Butter Cooler*, with Plates ; Pickles, Salts, with and without Stands; together with every other ...

... respectfully informed, that a Splendid Mate .Suction, OP men CUT OJLASS, ofsuperbDecanters, Tumblers, Hummer* , ai Wine-Glasses ; Salad Bowls. Celery Bewls, rich Butter Cooler*, with Plates ; Pickles, Salts, with and without Stands: together witli every other ...

... —Sow early kidney-beans, also savoy and cabbage for a late crop Sow peas and beans every three weeks ; spinage. radishes and salading, weekly ; onions and leeks, Cut the heads off ragged myrtles. Frick out young celery —Sow lettuce once fortnight. Finish ...

... antids n-lit hand in his coal packet ; the coat he has j «-n now is similar to that he wore the day men- j ' a , ide;! —Sow salading frames. _ Plant ;ho appeared to allenipling l- ull .| i. .,Vaml sow carlv peas. Prune and vines s .mething out his pocket ...

... crop ; yet we gut from little more titan one acre land about 150 hairs Otu garden was most plentifully supplied with early salads, cucumbers, melons, onions, parsley, spinage, red beef, carrots, Indian wheat, parsnips, maugel wtuzel, cabbages of all sorts ...

... in Octaoer ; it will precede the early spring ; plant out carnation la) eis ; sow auricula and polyanthus seed and small salad seed ; hoe turnips and clip hedges; divide flower tools; trail plant celery; sow lettuce between the and Jftih; sow cauliflower ...

... several anecdotes that much disturbed the dignity of the Court. One was M. de St. Cricq s ordering salad, filling the bowl half full of oil, then placing salad bowl and con teats upon his head, and crowning his coiffure by emptying his full suuff box over ...

... frequently on one occasion ■* them served in six different form? —il' made from them the soup thickened w —fried potatoes —potato salad, ann P* s,n ' )r , plingi ; and lastly, potato cheese, ''' M|lJ cause being extremely palatable, will keep years. WKXFORI): ...

... then a male relation is to suceed to the whole. J Curb vor tub Ear Achk.—Steep a clove of garlic for a few minutes in warm salad oil, put it in the ear rolled up in thin muslin ; after a time the garlic will be dissolveJ,and the psiu removed, | then substitute ...

... come to the solids, which last, not lef st, «e briefly state those most atuactiTe, passing over (owls al’a powree, It-ilian salads, &o. variety of wild (owl, capons, &c. We .cannot conclude without giving an account of the extraordinary talent displayed ...

... the surface of the ground, and of producing large and shapely onions, the time that those from the sown crop are merely fit salads Some the best gardeners are in Devonshire, and tiiis bulb, rare in the gardens this country, has been cultivated there upwards ...

... may now be (rusted the open borders, Whul may be town and planted. Witbin this option, are included the whole tribe of petty salad herbs, and roots —most numerous if the Freucb system be adopted. Ganlaons and all the roots forblancbing .tho’ not in general ...