... In- ■U-scriptbMl the mast varied ami tempting ; and, with respect »m h light limiters the day a* may In- served up way of Salad to the repast, due care will taken. dressing them, use more the oil than the rinetfar, whenever dressing is at al i proper ...

... may be at least protected from rain. Sudden frosts succeeding the late heavy rains will more injuriously affect advancing Salads than any other possible circumstances of weather. Clear away all deeay- ing matter from globe Artichokes, and protect thenu ...

... should he -made this week. A considerable share of attention should now~ be directed towards securing' an adequate supply of salads and other small matters for winter use. Chicory is ovle in- valuable plant of which there should be no scarcity; st-will dom ...

... weather may soon be expected, all possible means shtould be taken to secure a continuance of autumn delicacies, such as choice Salads, Cauliflowers, &o. Some Parsley should have a pro- tection which will exclude snow ; it is thus picked with greater facility ...

... merely acting moath-picca of cscreistog his vocation special pka Bat enough Mr. Danean. The selfish interests worn a piss salad, hoi professionally, by Mr. W. Gordon aa Mooro—the oaa appearing for Kiag* lege, and the other fur the OM Magistracy. God help ...

... connected with them. The book exhibits the newest and most approved me- -thods of-cultivating all kinds of culinary vegetabjes, salads, I and herbs; the planting, pruning, training, and general i mansgenment of all kinds of wall, espalier, and orchard Tsuits ...

... f~t lb is. 2d. POST-OFFICE PACKET LIST. Deslin~atians. Minails madde up Last Packets5ext PWU Destnatins, iniLondon.p j Salad L. SOUTIAM5PI OS STATION. *Lisbon .. Madeira, via Lisbon | , aud Royal Tar, i'Q^ Spain o us N ZGibraltar ...

... the fry - ing fish, and ha* been highly approved by connoisseurs in cooking, who pronuunec it to lie ...

... proeen d witiout delay. Sow Chieoryt Endive, -Pmadrsley, 1i4a-ican d jees, &e;,.for. ieinfer- 2 aidi Lambtecttieec or Corn' Salad foil la~te autumin use:J 'Kidney Beans, Peas, and other ecops with weak collars should'lde earthed up before they get *blown ...

... frost. See that early sown Peas are not destroyed by mice. Adopt precaumions to ensure anun- failing supply of the tender salads. Prune Apple and Pear trees, particularly those of failing vigour: spring pruning, in sucha case, sometimes causes an unnecessary ...

... ; may be planted w.th .dvanU, bed*. A piece of ground favourably held in reserve for sowing of onions. lettuce, and other salading. Co lect mushroom beds, snd attentton to in the course of fertilisation. Ore •hoot, of apricots, plums Ac. U wall, and afford ...

... for the last time, taking care to press it very close to the stems of the plants. Continue to aflbrd protection to autumn salads, as Lettuce in heart, and Endive. Cauliflowers in head must also soon have some protection devised. Toma- toes should have ...