... members were proposed for elecalos, after vnich a paper was read from the Rev. R. C Do° a On a singular monstrosity of asparagus. The ceiaatc0jS cation was accompanied by a drawing, and ls cussion, after which the meeting adjourned until Aprl. THE CASE ...

... bent up, a part of the candela. tbrum, several silver articles from Mrs. Hopkins' dressing case, butter knife, cream jag, asparagus tongs, and several rother silver articles. It has since been ascertained that the 3prisoners are well knewn at Birmingham ...

... Eggs ?? V1A 5 6 . 7 ?? 5 0 . t. 0 Pet toe ?? peek ..1 8 ?? 1. .. 110 ver Strowberrics,.,. ounce. 2 0 ..0 0 ?? 0 0 0 0 G Asparagus ?? l10 5 0 8 ?? 40. 6 0 th e uousabec ?? each ..2 0..3 0 ?? I 0 ..2 0 a0 B Filberts . .Vpound.. 0 10 0 .. ?? 0 r0 0 e a Grapes ...

... 4s 6d; veal, Is 4d to 4s ad; large pork, a5 ad to asS *d, ditto smal s 4d to 4s ad. lamb, 6s Od to 5s 4d. Covxzre-RGEyN--Asparagus 2s Od to 4s Od, rhubamb 4d to ad, per bundle; cucumbers 8d to Is Od each; strawberries 6d to is per pottle; peas Is 3d to ...

... 00 ?? 14. ?? cn )Fresh ?? -Vpound.1 ?? 4 SuI Salt Ditto. 0l. 1I. I 0 11.1 2 d li3 _12 0.. 0 0.,12 0 0 h, Dpeck .1 ~I ?? 4 Asparagus ?? ..l1 00..o0 ..00.00 a. Cucumbers ea 0 0 ?? 0 dc Filberts ?? Rpound. 20..0 0 09.. 010 mn t GrSeEgih 50.6 0 0 0.0 0 Ditto ...

... feeling in reference to Metbodism.-Thme lVatehnan. INrERESTING HABITSOFAMsNITERS-Mr. Gladstone, when he buys a bundle of asparagus, begins by dividing it into three heads. Lord John Russellbefore doing anything, always looks into Magua Charta, to see ...

... About five o'clock on Friday evening he saw two of the lads in Mr. Maok's gar- den tearing up the asparagus-Mr. Mack informed his worship that. the asparagus was being forced for next year, and the loss to him was considerable. -Hughes said that shortly ...

... 2 quarters of house lamb, 2 barons of beef, 3 rounds of beef, 2 stewed ramps Dfof beef, 15 sirloins of beef, 6 dishes of asparagus, 60 is ditto of mashed aid other potatoes, 50 ditto of lobsters r and prawns, 150 jellies, 50 blancimanges, 40 dishes of ...

... on Friday evening, ho saw two of the lade in Mr. Meek's garden tear- ing sip the asparagus. Witness teak him into custody. Mr. Meek informed, his worsip that the asparagus was being forced for next year, and the loss to him was consider- able. Hughes said ...

... far as tie , street. As we proceeded together, W--Pis50'erdec is tice villiron, exclaimed he, who helped e ye' ..e i asparagus, and gave me no toast. He very n,,n edisteiC a my gravity once in the pulpit. He was sittin' r5 , cinder me, apparently ...

... the weeds can be got hold of. Those who are short of hands will find this the best °0nOmy. Let those who have first-rate asparagus see Oat plenty of manure of half rotten vegetable matter is dog into the alleys forthwith. Disbud peaches and Deetarluss ...

... ° ..0 a0of 0 Currants ..te j 0 0 -°° .O. O, O 00 O OO Damions it ,, ?? O O 000.. O0 Peas ..perpeek 2 0 0 o a..3 6 0 00 - Asparagus, 191002 a 5 O 3 0 6 6 2 00 0 3 Cucnmbers,each s . 10 0 4 .010o 0 1 0 Cherries..perlb.1 6 ..0 0 0 0o 0 0 0 0o..0 Filberts ...