... shonld mever come in ~contact with the bare hand. When in bulk it can be easily handled with a ladle and a flat paddle. ASPARAGUS.—If new beds are to be made, get one-yearold plants, and give them all the room that can be afforded. The old directions ...

... . THE HOUSEHOLD, LAMB CUTLETS WITH ASPARAGUS.—T A £ \.-—'l«'-11\’9 ...

... a September : Splendid weather, but dry, We have noeng large white moss-rose bush in full bloom, and fol‘_greee]; enjoy asparagus. We hope to hear something this W of the doings of the Frontier Light Horge, i TrE TRAFALGAR THEATRE.—Mr. Sinclair has préparzf ...

... Ist. Three Pumpkins or Squashes. —No entry. ». Vegetable Marrows. —No entry. Dish of Peas.—Mr, Sleightholm Ist. Dish of Asparagus.—No entry. Dish of Jerusalam Artichokes.—No entry. Dish of Artichokes.—No entry. Dish of Purple or Red Potatoes.—Mr. Sleightholm ...