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... 5, Acts 12. Eveniug, Il Kings 9, Jum. 4. | GARDEN.—PIant ont Farsation layers. Sow auficula and po'yauthus seed, and small salad geed. Hoe tumips and clip hedges. Div.de flower roets. Trassplaot celery. cONs ...
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Our Arm Ehair, ~ When pleastee’s siroan But when thy wayword » And friends prove false btis PROCEEDING. — Ay
... musele - don't enus or Dina, or any inclived—as at this o Then dooas 1o do now. Wherenpow, v end of a pen dn the ervet of salad oil, 1 sp, und, in the softest and tenderest wanner it upan the body - the black and yellow, like s—when down it fell, turmed ...
AGRICULTURE
... broeoli, enuliffower, earrot, parsaips ecks, and onions § also sucesssioral erops of Peas, beaus, raddishes, lettuce, small salad, aul spinseh. Farth up and “trike the early erops of peas as they advance : also hoe the standing erops of eabbage, Ne., drawing ...
CREW FARM, . | Near KENIL wonm.,kwuxmmx ABBEY, LEMINGTON SPA, &c. W“‘M‘‘ st ) ¢ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION;
... lp'“r‘:?(m(uooo:-*'oo. n;mio‘o“-u-jn.o,noo :. : :: m. m, M M ELALT L T o : 13 : 3.8 87 el e S Moor’s Close, which is an o e SALAD got . °'~n. h”.i.“’000.“.0..1“'.0.. s 3 n m’.-1..'1m.“0..C1.+’.0‘.“.‘.0.'.0.. 3 s : BN : 9 ...
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... . 174 Skine, 33 1o - Jitto, 56 Md-T 2¢ 4d 2 (each), 8s Jan. ? break 1o _—’7 i B~Fi GARDEN. weather; al radisk.es, smrall salading. —Sow ='=% R - CHWEFSE, - .Q»t w \ reßaehe m D“ e 808 On r 72« T 0» At IH l ¥ galls. per Ton. -5 iRy 31 0 83 oln 30 0 33 ...
The Farmer's Almanac and Calendar for 1846, London : Ridgway, Piccadilly
... hot-beds. Drain vacant ground. Earthiug up, attend to. Eudive, blanch, &e. Horse radish, dig up and store. Hot-beds make, salading, e, Jerusalem artichohes, dig up and store. Lettuees, plant in frames, attend to those sdvancing s leaves, &e. coutinually ...
HAY, CLOVER, Hay per load 2/ 10s Clover 31 0s 1/ 16
... early kidney beans, also savoy and cabbage for a late crop. Sow peas and beans every thre« weeks; spinage, radishes, and salading, weekli;; onions and leeks. Cat the heads of ragged myrtles. Prick on: young celery. Sow lettuce once a fortnight. Finisk ...
“Il health, weakness, and de may or may not admit of remed application should be made with propriate treatment. “
... people have found to dis should be avoided : unripe fruits, tables, stale or pickled fish, meat heavy paste, acid beer or wine, salads, mixed variety at one mea things difficult of digestion should pure water for cooking, drinking. = “ Impure air is one of ...
s CHAS. THOS, WILSON, Oundle, 20th August, 1588, Clerk to the Trastees
... , . s The Duddiagton Ginte ..c.coonnveeee o 8 The Weldon Qe ococe.iivoecoreccnnenee MO PRI eoo - oo sonn sonses salad e w, [ s whieh Folls with, at the ...
FACTS AND SCRAPS
... the now failing and diseased potatoe, Hitherto the red kind has been only used in England as a pickle, or us a garnish for salad ; even the few who dress it generally boil It, by which process the rich saccharine juice is i a great measure lost, and the ...
O health, weakness, and depression of mind may or may not admit of remedy ; at all events, application should
... fruits, uncooked vegetables, stale or pickled fish, meat made hard by salt, heavy paste, acid beer or wine, ill-made cheese, salads, mixed variety at one meal,—these and all things difficult of digestion should be avoided. Use pure water for cooking, drinking ...
AGRICULTURE,
... Venice mallow, nasturtines, &e. Kitchen Garden.—Sow the main erops of most esenlents, Peas, beans, lettuce, spiasch, and small salads every fort. vight. Todian cress, a few savoys for an eadly erop, and towards the end for a full erop. Oubous for a full crop ...