... married. She made us sit down by her and share in her repast, which consisted of couscous, bananas, bread-tree fruit, and a salad from the palm tree. What pleased me most wes some fresh water, not having drank any for four months past. - After the repast ...

... two or there limes In the course of the week, to dry the flues and •walk, and give little air allow the steam to Soar small salads on moderate hot hed, ar in pant or ' hoxei. and them in frames or forcing-hoafea. , A portion of early peas ami beans may ...

... fall down, protecting these utensils under frames, glass•cases, or a cool vinery, till the peas be three inches high. Beans, salading, radish, hardy lettuces may be sown whenever the ground shall become in f r i a bl e condition. Weeds should be taken up ...

... down, protecting these utensils under frames, glass. cases, or a cool vinery, till the peas be three inches high. Beans, salading, radish, hardy lettuces, may be sown whenever the ground shall become in friable condition. Weeds should be taken up by the ...

... fires three iim s ie the course of the week, to dry the and wvaili, and give a little air to allow the steam to .e Sow small salads on a moderate hot-bed, or in or boxeq, and plece them !it frames or forcing. es. A portion of easly pease and beans man Le ...

... fodder) a„ that they hare always water at command. Gabdkn.—Sow radishes, carrots, and spinage, if open weather; also small salading. Prepare dung for hot-beds. Drill in Parsley in a warm place. How hotspur peas. If open weather, let caulirtower plants have ...

... down, protecting these utensils under frames, glass-cases, or a cool vinery, till the _peas be three inches high. Beans, salading, radish, hardy lettuces, may be sown whenever the ground shall become in friable condition. Weeds should be taken up by the ...

... times in the course of the week, to dry the flues and walls, and give a little air to allow* the steam to escape. Sow small salads a moderate hot-bed, or pans or boxes, and place thorn in frames or forcing-houses. A portion of early peas and beans may be ...

... exhibition was offered to public notice in our council chamber, on Tuesday. Green peas, new potatoes of various sorts, spring salads, &c., were displayed in profusion, by an individual in humble circumstances, named Hillian, of Coomnbe, near this city, by ...

... times in the course of the week to (try the flues and walls, and give a little airto allosv the steam to escape. Sow small salads on a moderate hot-bed, or in panss boxes, and place them in frames or Ibrcing-houses. A portion of early peas and beans may ...

... three times in course of the week, to dry the flues and walls, and give little air to allow the steam to escape. Sow small salads on a moderate hot-bed, or in pans or boxes, and place them in frames or forcing-houses.—A portion of early peas and beans ...

... married. She made us sit down by her and shaie in her repast, which consisted of couscous, bananas, breed-tree fruit, and a salad from j* i. ®ost was some fresh water, not having drunk any for four months past. After tbe repast visited tbe colony, and ...