... Is. per Make, 3d per lb ; Lobsters, Is. ld per lb.; Cr. from 44. each; Soles, per lb.; Codfish, lb; Trout, Is. per lb.; Asparagus. Is. 6 d PI Pees, 04 to Is. per lb.; Green Peso, 1.. cup; Cherries, 4d. to ad. per lb.; Wool, Is. r ...

... lb.; per lb Lobsters, Is. ed. per lb.; Crabs, teem 41. web; Seim, 94. per lb.; Codfish, 64. per lb; Trost, le. per lb.; Asparagus. Is. 6d per lOU. Peas, 64 to Is. per lb.; Greco Peas. to od. per cup; Cherries, 44. to ed. per lb.: Wool, Is. per lb. ...

... Doctor, en etwell'.. r ee Magazine. Feesu Ase•atutni.—Areording to a German paper, asparagus con be kept fresh for a twelvemonth in the follownsg way Take the freshout asparagus, wipe it, that the cut ands are left quit* dry, and lay it in a cask, in the bottom ...

... deeply dug, but not manured. Sow also Onions, Lettuce, Radish, Small Salad, Stable, and Asparagus; the two in drills, one foot apart, and one inch deep for asparagus, and two inches for seakale. Another mode of raising seakale plants is to sow in four-feet ...

... Plaice, 3d per lb ; Lobsters. Is. 44 per lb.; Crabs, from curb; Soles, M. per lb.; Codfish, 6d. per lb; Trout, Is. per lb.; Asparagus. Is. (Id per 100. Peas. 64 to Is per lb.; Green Peas. 04. to Od. per cup; Cherries, Id to Gd. per lb. : Wool. Is. per lb ...

... sown for furnishing a supply of nice tender hearts in the autumn, should the Cauliflowers do badly through the summer. All Asparagus should be six inches above the surface before it is cut. Harden off Capsicums, Tomatoss, Vegetable filar , rows, Gourds, ...

... expensive methods. Seakale will pay the poor man best to force by impromptu methods, and this should be completely blanched; hut asparagus should have air and light when the shoots appear, is valueless unless the tope have two or three inches of green growth. ...

... GAME OF EVERY DUTCH OYSTERS in Kegs, Suitable for Xmas Presents. FRUIT—The pick of Covent Garden Green Peas, New Potatoes, Asparagus, &v. y and Game Boned to order. UNDOUBTEDLY THE Finest Show in Town. MODERN AND ANTNUE FURNITURE DEPOT Huoii C. RIC H ARDS ...

... ad. per lb ; Lobsters, Is. .04. per lb.; Crabs, from 3d. each; Soles, per lb.; Codfish, 6d. per lb; Trout. Is. per lb.; Asparagus, Is. 64. per 1185. Peas, 60 to Is. per lb.; Green Peas, 6d. to Od. per cup; Cherries, 4d. to 64. per lb. ; Wool, Is. per ...

... KITCHEN GARDE-N. Asparagus seed may now he sown with safety. The bed. will refluire exactly the same preparation as for planting, and ths young plants niust be thinned out directly they are large enough to handle. Where any of the second sowings ..f peas ...

... manure used in the same way has answered well, and a saving is effected. Bring on successions of sealiale, rhubarb, and asparagus as required. All these may he very easily forced now if there is a good stock of strong roots ready. Start early potatoes ...

... Turkey, Boast Turkey, Tones's., Bniled and Boast Cheeks of Hawn, Fillets of Veal, Boast Pork, Rabbit Pis. Potatoes, Stewed Asparagus, Cauliflowers, Omen Peas, &owls Sprouts, to. ISTRZNITe. Sir Watkin and Plant Nadine., Annie Tarts, Rhubarb, Jam. and Tarn ...