... CALENDAR OF GARDEN WORK. (fBoom the Gandeneios Magazinc.) KITOHEN GARlDEN. Asparagus and seakale may be forced by the roughest of methods when there are plenty of leaves and large deep pits. Any one can nake up a forcing bad on a plot of spare ground ...

... lani. The kDife,' I mused, the Tories wiehl Is keener than the winds of May. Just then a bill these words revealed: 1 Asparagus Is cheap to-day. Like one transfixed I stood, and read 't'hat notice iu a fruit-shop hung; Grim sorrow flapped her wingi ...

... Budd; 2nd, Mrs Walter Warde. Muthbroom%-let, Mrs JollV; 2nd Mrs Walter Wavdb. Dish of seakale-ilst, 77 Kvry; 2nd, It hail, Asparagus-let, WV Evry ; nd, 3Lewis, Bfasketof salad-let,XV Evs'y. CIERTIICATIES OF MERIT.-Collection of hardy, plantit and hinse ...

... emall tomatoes and oats, with a prominent centre formed of & oluster of black grapes, the whole being neatly set off by asparagus. A fringe of oat ears, barberries, sprays of. maienhair tern, and aspargus graced the upper rim of the pulpit, ond tis-edging ...

... Bndd; 2nd, MrF. Fisher. Mushrooms-1st, MIr Thomas Evry; 2nd, Mr W. Dobson. Seakale-Ist, Mr Thos. Evry: 2nd, Mr W. Smith, Asparagus-lst MIr 1E. Thomas; 2nd, Cola Grant, Salad-Ist, Mr £hos, Evry. I ...

... Garmvltrs, a brace-lst Mr S. P. Budd. MUshrooms-let, Mr Jo , 2nd Mrs WEvry, Seakale-let, Mr B, Hall; 2nd, air W. 13vry. Asparague-l6t, Mr G. Garraway; 2od, Mr W. Evry; Basket of salad-let, Mr G. Garraway; 2nd, Mr W. Bvry, TOTTEBDOWN BAPTIST CHAPE'L,-A ...

... and flavour, they are either good h as salads or es cooking vegetables. If used as the latter, they p somnewhat resemble asparagus; end if eaten raw they are like c the radish, hut are free irem its earthiness and excessiver pungency. The introducer of ...

... vegetable marrows, of Brobdignagian dimensions. The pulpit was delicately and effectually treated. The feathery foliage of the asparagus was employed to outline the pauels, and in the centre of each of the compartments was placed a beauti- ful bouquet, and the ...

... dge. T:IE TIN ARTICLES .WILL ElB PUBLISHEUD UNDER THEZ -OLLOWING TITLES:- tod 1,-UNDER THE RED CROSS.- !6s.' 2.-.JM AND ASPARAGUS. tse 3.'TWIXT SCYLLA AND CHARYYBDIB etc~ 4,-TEE DEATH TRAMP OF THE TNa I'PLEVNA PRISONERS, - diet -- -~-OPENING THE B3ALL ...

... Cucumbers, a brace-lit, B. T. Hill: and, B. Hall. Mesh- ronn, 20-let, B Eall. Seakale, a dish-let, W. Rvry; 9nd. Iv. lHakell, Asparagus, 50 heads-let, W. Evry: 2nd, E. Hall. Baskst of s8ld--st, W. Evrv. SPECIAL CEUTIFICATIC-S. Cypher, at Cheltenham rwas awarded ...

... that fiery men are easily put out, If the man at the wheel should be correctly described as a stern necessity ? If buying asparagus at ten shillings a bundle can be called dear stalk-ing? If the imperence of a member 6! the corps de bailet should be summed ...

... Walker; 2ad, Mr S. P. Bodd. Dish of mushrooms-lst, MIr S. Tredc'ell. Dish of seabele-Jet, Xri T. Every ; 2nd, Mr E T. Fisher. Asparagus-lst, Mlr T.Every,; nd, Mi G. Garraway certifleate of merit. Colonel Grant. Basket of salad-lst, Mr T. Every ; 2nd, Mr E. ...