... Artichokes, French beans, asparagus, green peas, strawberries, and new potatoes, brought from Algeria, are now being sold Paris, as in the month of June. These productions arrive in Paris from Algiers seventy-two hours. Galiynani. Highway Robbery near ...

... should be cut, tied in bunches like asparagus, and cooked. When I say that, if possible, they are more tender and sweet than even the cottager's kale, I have said enough. They are, indeed, almost as good as Asparagus, and very superior to Seakale, however ...

... 10 2 Carrots . 8,050 ! 20,225 ! 7 30 Turnips . . 43,000 3,810 1 5 11 Onions . 37,500 33 9\ Peas .. 3,900 4,012 j 3 8! 15 Asparagus . 260 3,543 ! 0 5 Lettuces. . 2,050 5,934 ; 1 13i 9 G Cel.ry . ! 1,417 j 0 11* Radishe3. . 856 I 0 1 Cucumbers 1 2 20Q 2 ...

... same * lugs I I t,,e vegetables before it destroyed tlle de *tru r aVe Sed co ious| y Asparagus beds S,u wh- k ° ever y weed> little effect on »r ,'i njin Asparagus attacking the ki ,OQs task COme OUt tlie - «n--elj • adv isers h di3 P ara^e the counsels ...

... land and repeat it a few times; it should not be thrown over plants. Asparagus beds are great harbours for slugs; if a liberal supply of salt be given it will benefit the Asparagus and slugs cannot live iu it. Your correspoudent at page 194 must have ...

... 3Do*.quaila . . .300 Ortolans . 5 The garniture, consisting of cockscombs,' trufnes, mushrooms, crawfish, olives, American asparagus, croustades, sweetbreads, quenelles de volaille, aud sauce. 11 14 0 £105 5 6 M. Soyer accounts for the great expense of this ...

... Then some red cabbages, stewed apples, and mashed potatoes ; some cutlets of fresh pork and some cold tongue; some eels in asparagus jelly ; some | hashed venison, garnished with rice; some young chickens with Perigord sauce; preserves and salad; plum-pudding; ...

... more coal on : Let us push about the flagon, And the children play snap-dragon. Make the most of moments flying, Whilst asparagus is dying, And the green peas loom more distant, With the weather inconsistent. Loss of Spring a Fogy grudges, More, as down ...

... of the purple kind for some t'me past, and without doubt it is the most delicious vegetable I ever ate; far superior to Asparagus Seakaie. Tbe tops of the green kind are not near so good. tar know there is no Greens Cabbage at all superior anything a ...

... and realise 2s. Gd. per dozen. Inferior samples may be had much cheaper. Forced vegetables comprise French Beans, Seakale, Asparagus, and Rhubarb. Cucumbers may also be obtained. Kent Gt>b Nuts fetch 140*. per 100 lbs.; Barcelona Nuts, 20*. per bshl.; new ...

... plants to which they are partial will be likely to be injured, for the weather has been very favourable for these nuisances. Asparagus. —It is said there are but tvu> varieties of this delicate vegetable the red-topped and the greentopped and that the former ...

... spinach, 2?* 'sting but a short time in perfection. ll£ the rnthcr situation for the above betipfi montl 's. The young asparagus beds t, a (1r two of salt applied in wet I,a the l of active growth. Seakale beds ° s ben I- 10 - Salt on old worn-out soils ...