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... 225 Half Boxes PLUMS, ] 84 Quarter Ditto Ditto, ) 204 Half Di'to PRUNES, ; 11 Bozes Ditto, 6 Quarter Ditto Ditto, 12 Boxes SALAD OIL, 12 Ditto CAPERS, 12 Ditto OLIVES, Te be SOLD BY AUCTION, at the Stores of GILLIES & STOCKDALE, on THURSDAY next, at ONE ...
... the Jardin du Roi, and hav- -lng multiplied exceedingly, were tried as a salad for the table, *-and have been judged of very favourably in consequence of their power of yielding salad during the winter season. rri- disn cress forms small patches on the ground ...
... late crops. Plant celery, cauliflower, brocoli, borecole, Savoy and Brussels sprouts. Transplant salad and endive. Sow turnip, round-leaved spinach, salad, and radish seeds. HARDY FRUIT GAonxe.-Prune, thin, and regulate all the summer shoots of wall and ...
... AUCTION OF FRENCH FRUIT, %c. l 229 Half Bozes PLUMS, 34 Quarter Ditto Ditto, * 11 Boxes Ditto, 6 Quarter Ditto Ditto, 12 Bozes SALAD OIL, 12 Ditto CAPEIiS, 12 Ditto OLIV'ES, _ Tebe SOLD, BY AUCTION, at the Stores of GILLIIES & STOCKDALE, on THURSDAY next, ...
... which may still be planted, andI will come iii in good timle. Prick out Vonl tg ?? ts of carly Clb- barr(,. salad, and endive, anil sow radioh and salad seeds. HARDY FrUirr GARDEnx.-Go nit Nvithi cleatritig atid dress- ing strawberry beds; ialie new plantatiots ...
... o'Clock, on MONDAY the sth July, at their Oflice, 4 16 'Pl:]nu COGNIAC BRAND Y, d 20 Pipes TENERIFFE Iy INE, 10 Baskets of SALAD O]IL, each 12 Bottles. ; June 29, 8. & B. Have for Sale, a few Tons of Connty Down and Armagh FLAX, Y il ’ - MACFARLAN, Auctioneer ...
... excels in the art of making a salad, would you hare the goodness to favour us by mixing one for us ? DAlbignac, after some hesitation, consentesi, asked for the necessary ma. terials, and, having taken pains to mix a perfect salad, had the good fortune to ...
... crops. Take np carrots, parsnips, and beet; an(d plant early cabbage. Transplant canliflowers, cabbage, salad, anl prickley spinach ; and sow salad and radish seeds. Go onl blancling celery and endlive; eradicate weeds. IIAnDY FRUIT GAsEsN.-Plant gooseberries ...
... all kinds of cabbage, saisafv, scorzoncra, skirret, cardoons, endive, and all kinds of salad seeds. Proceed with pricking out seed- lings of cauliflower, celery, salad, and spring sown cabbage plants, and pay attention to watering and shading them. Sow ...
... require it, and sow succession crops. Continue to prick out, from the seedling-bed, celery, cauliflower, and all kinds of salad plants. Eradicate weeds, and remove all coverings front rhubarb and seakale, which have been forced during the winter and spring ...
... Anchovies, and Essence Anchovies. Gherkins, Walnuts, and Pickles of ali kinds, Raspberry Vinegar and Sirop de Capillaire, | Sal/ad Ol and Mushroom-Catsup, * Vermicelli and Pipe Macaroni, Isinglass, Essence Spruce, and Durable Fhud for marking Linen, Basket ...
... In dry weather, dig and trench vacant ground.- .Sfn peas, be-ans, lettuce, spin4h, aindeerlycabbage; radishes. _and small salad may be sow. on7ce a foitnight. Toswards' the end of the monit, sow sav: I chervil, dill, fennel, car. rots, ollin s, arid leeks ...