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KBmVORTir HOKriCCLI'UIt.VI, FLOKAL SOCIETY, the lint exhiluliou Ilia abore Society touk place Thura l week, the ..

... Ist prise Mrs. Wblltein. Broooll. Ist unse Mr. J. Brans. Ditto, ditto Lady Care. Rhubarb, Ist prise Mr. C. B. Raddeley. Asparagus, Ut prise Mr. R, Draper. Ditto, tad ditto Mr. W. Button. Cucumbers, Ist prise Mr. W. Sutton. Turnips, extra prise Mr. W. ...

Valuable Freehold Estate. he SOLI) l(TIOi\, R* London, lln* Bi-AR Inn, IIENLKV-IN-ARDEN, in tlieCounty «.f ..

... Brocoli Cauliflowers Emperor Cabbage 2632 Ditto ditto Cabbage Plants Ditto ditto 633 Strong Brocoli Seedling Cabbages 4400 Asparagus Plants 3200 Ditto rivate Contract, of young, healthy, and lEES and other Articles of rowing in Mr. HEWITT’S CIRCUS, in LEAMING ...

WANTED,

... than Hardy Plants, best twelve. Herbaceous Pansies, not less than twelve aorta Best Seedling Pansy | Cucumbers, best brace Asparagus, twenty-five heads 1 Cabbage, (bur heada | Caleeolariaa, in sets of sia 2 Hhubarb, sia sticks Pines. Strawberries Grapes ...

Committed to the County (tool since our lost . Emamisl Robinson, charged with itoUng three cows, the property ..

... canaries, asparagus, and cheese, are said to have been worth extravagantly high prices to Mr. Palmer and Mr. Monck. A cat according to report, brought 15J., canary bird, 10/., and cheese rose to the enormous price of 15s. pound ; to asparagus, such was ...

WAHWICK ANU

... M. Wise. Esq. Ditto. Pines *. Ditto Grapes Strawberries Applet, dessert, six Ditto, culinary Cucumbers, best brace.. Asparagus, Iteatls « . T. Matm l!. Cabbage. f'»ur hva ...

TUB SPY SYSTEM

... i£ forlorn-looking country inn, Charles Mall hews accosted lugubrious waiter, and inquired if he could have chicken and asparagus ? The mysteiiuus serving-tmui shook his head. “Can I have duck, then?** “No, sir.*’ “Have you any muttonchops ?’* *• Not ...

AGRICULTUUAL REPORT FOR JANUARY

... turnip, eleven square yards—of radish, two or three ounces for spring sowings, and one ounce and half for autumn—a bed of asparagus, five feet by 30. requires IGO plants—an acre of potatoes requires from 15 to 20 bushels of sets. The foregoing particulars ...

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... Lapworth, of Mill • broad beans in full blossom; and in the . *1 ?* a P^*’ soll * named Kemp, St rat ford-upon Avon, heads of Asparagus were gathered Thursday as fine perfection as any produced In the usual season, .soma the heads being t*‘n inches length, ...

The subscription entered into Birmingham, for erecting monument to the late James Watt, Esq. amounts to nearly ..

... prominent member. A gardener of the name Stacey, living at Richmond, Surrey, on New Year'* day, cut hundred and half of asparagus off a small bed in a corner of his garden; and on Friday se’noight he cut two hundred and hdlf more off the same bed. A ...

PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE

... few minutes after lighted his lamp, the whole smoke disappeared, and the air wax perfectly purified. To Preserve Asparagus.—Let the asparagus be perfectly dry, then take a mixture of very dry wheat- flour aud sixth part of pulverised dry salt. Let each ...

WARWICK

... yards (rum the cottage. GtaitT AsfAßAOoa.—f From a Correspondent. ) —One tbs most extraordinary specimens of culture of asparagus may now ho eetm growing the garden of Mr. B. Law, «f Long Itchingtou. It was planted on the first and second March, 1839; ...