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... leading characteristic, being of an amazing si«e, grown Mr Me.itcath, - ton-Mains ; likewise a few fine beads Sea-kail and dish Salad, which were creditable the different parties. The prizes awarded wore follow : Double Hyacinths-Mr Burnet, Castkdyes; Sea-kail-lst ...
... soil, a work economical importance. Allow no delay to swwing several beds of prickly spinach, and for sastatoed supply of salading sow endive, lettoce, and radiabea. * It ia a good time to sow, for spring use, Deptford onion, cabbage, and cauliflower. ...
... Camelias—lst. Mr Burnet. Do—2d. Burnet. Sea Kail—lst, Mr Do.— 2d, Mr Colquhnun. Uroroli—ißt, Menteath. Do.—2d, Do—ad, HarJie. Salad (one dish) Messrs Burnet and Colquhoun, equal. Greenhouse Plants—Mr Burnet. The following extra prizes were awarded :— C Owen ...
... Early Cabbage, Ist, Mr Hardie; 2d, Mr Lithgow. Cucumbers, Ist, Lithgow; 2d,,Mr Hardie. Ist, Munro; M, Urosbie, Dahksirth. Salad, Ist, Mr Colqaho«n; 3d. Lithgow. New Ist, Mr 34, Mr Lithgow. Extra Prizes.—Bouquet of China and Banksian Roses, Mr an. Tray ...
... have been the view taken in Halifax upon the subject. Advertiser, [Capt. M-Kenzie, the unfortunate commander of the ill-fated Salad in, was a native Nairn, and a man of a very excellent and estimable character. He had for upwards of twenty years weathered ...
... raised beds. A piece of ground favourably situated must held in reserve for sowing of onions. Sow radiahea, lettuce, and othar salading. Collect droppings for mushroom beds, and give attention to the bricks of spawn in the course of fertilisation. Orchard. ...
... institution. For the accommodation of mammas, children's room should be attached to it; and in addition to the chicken, lobster-salad, and pastry, constituting the ordinary bill of fare, a sufficiency of rusks, soojie, and tops-and-bottoms, should be kept ...
... one dish. X Early Cabbage—two. Y. Cucumlier—one. Z. Sea Kail —three heads fitted for the table. a. Broccoli—two heads. b. Salad—one dish. c. Potatoes—twelve. Open to the Public at One o'Cloclt p.*. Admittance —Subscribers, free; each. THOMAS JACKSON, ...
... recommended him an application of oil and vinegar to his person. Had he, said the Pope, added salt, he wouid liave made a salad of me ! Externally, Louis Philippe is Roimin but for the want of attention his Majesty displays to the rites of that church ...
... nor drinks wine. His dinner was curious one; no soup, a dish like fried brains, a largo plate of fried potatoes, and sort of salad with hard boiled eggs. General Marmora, VeKcoriti, and several other staff officers, were at table. They ware not to the same ...
... half-breds, and 168 black-faced. Sales fair, at about last week's prices. Vegetables.—Supplies in this market daily improving; salads being plentiful, now intermingled with a few heads of cauliflower, young cabbages, greens, sprouts or stowens; young onions ...
... season—cherries, strawberries, gooseberries, (for tarts) peas, turnips, carrots, potatoes, young onioni, lettuces, radishes, and salads of all kinds abundance, to which we may add a boquet of lovely flowers, gratis to each fair customer who does her marketing ...