... vort.r It. A RECEMt FOR MAKING SALAD. (7iY TI3E REV. SYSDNEt eMMIT.) T'wo lalae potilocs, passed tlhroutR1I Iithe en sicev, Sinoothlness nil softlness to tub saind give. Of moredent miiustrdl aldd a nitte]e so(iol, P)istruot %be colnditnet that ditue ...

... Ct'srhra, sots. Clary, sos. Cress (Amnericaln), suw. Ch,-rvi, sow, Coospoats, prepare aid turn aver. Cioriiilde sow e. Cas , salad, saw. Cucumisbers, sow, plrcli out, ridge sat, attetad to the imprugntnioit, &c., *. those itt flrciitg. I)ilI, soV. Doug ...

... Ii: As severe weather may soon be c .- possible means should be taken to secturc 1 tinuance of autumn delicacies, such ;s *1 Salads, Cauliflowrs, &c., a.:c. ,Inc should have a protction wich ! ci ( snowr it is thlUs picked wvith nra : Late sown cabbages ...

... GAEDEN. Get in main crops of turnip, and hop and thin out the growing crops. Sow and plant out lettuces sow radish' and small salad. Get in a crop ofwyintcr spinach. Plant out brocoli, cauliflower, atid all th brassica tribe. BANGOR: Printed and published ...

... in S ni plailt thetn out in beds at a suitable distan. TILL iAiTC1IEN-GARDEtN. Crops of short.top and otiler radishe small salads may nowv be sown swith ;d Get in good crops of Battersea or Si:ir. iii Cli bage for coleworts. Sow it beds in an oi l) Zi' ...

... now be sown i, the warm borders usually appropriated to thliull Sow likewise crops of radish, spinach, carrot, aili small salad. Oin a warm border sow twu or tbrel sorts of lettuce seed. (jive air to the caulillouw and lettuce plants in frames. Sow also ...

... oracle. There are masters for every accomaplishment and for every one in life. There was a professor who taught people to make salad; there was ano- ther who taught people to eat soup without swal- lowing dile spoon ; there was ansother who taught ladies to ...

... Plate was won by Rothenthorpe, a beating Hackney. A RECEIPTr F OR SALAD SAUCE BY THE r REV. SYDNEY SMITI. a Two large potatoes passed the lkitchen sieve, Smnothness and softness to the Salad give; Of Mordaunt mustard add a simple spoon, IDistrust the condiment ...

... department there is muck to bc per- foamed during the coming month. Get in suc- cessional crops of peas, beans, radish, and sinall salad * plant out cabbage, lettuce, &c. seow crops d of onlions, parsnip, and cariot, and plant the nou1n if crops of potatos for ...

... crop of parsley seed; this sectd 1cs long in the ground, wttl requires to be sowtn early, A small crop of radishes and smnall salad may be sown otl a Nyarrt sloping border, ?? by JOttN Bio v: of Erv. Iair Terrace, Garth, ill tle City of Bangor; and pub- lished ...

... dig itt weeds thami to hoe. liroad Beans nuost be topped itt successitn. A little Black Spanish lRadts, Chervil, and Corn Salad, may be sowvis shottly.- Ihe Celery beds should be planted speedily-as ant as laitd conies to lmattd. If tle pla tts get gloss ...

... p of economical importance. Allow of no delay in od sowing several beds of Prickly Spinach, and 'or a sustained supply of salading sow Endive, Lettuce, lie and Radishes. It is a good time to so', for sp)ring use, Deptford Onion, Cabbage, and cauliflowver ...