... 2;d Quit Rent. Dated thia day of Jaly 1857. JOHN LOCKE, Auction Clark. JOHN FRAZER, Solicitor having tbe carriage of the salad/ Lower Gardiner-street, Dublin. The property is well circumstanced an extensive grain country for the erection of flour or ...

... ; kidney beaus for a mam crop; lettuce in small quantities, every ten days, in cool borders; radUhes. spinach, and einoll salading, in cool, moist ground; turnips in succession ; plant early and late broccoli for main crops; cauliflowers in rich soil; ...

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... given to keep litem stocky. Seed should also be sown for the late crop. Attend to keeping up supply of all kinds of small salads sowing frequently. Stir the surface of the ground among all growing crops with the view of preventing ilie growth of weeds ...

... tarts, creamed; 40 di«hoa of almond pastry, 30 dishaa of and other lorto*. Ckautilly basket*, dh>h*e of mtnco pies, and 66 salads Tha Remove*.—Bo roeel turkeys, 6 Isve’-ete, 80 pheasants. 14 diahaaof patridgea, 15 dlahas of wild fowl, and 2 fowls. De-srrt ...

... already; earth those already up and advancing, and place sticks to them. Kidney Deans.—Another crop may ha sown if warned. Salads, Radish, Lettuce. §-c„ may be aiwn again and plant out lettuce of ail sorts from the seed-beds. Peas. - Sow the early kinds ...

... fowl-, 1,650; bread, 66,000 loaves; butter, 390 fb; tea, 200 lb.; collee, 1.815 lb.; sugar, 3,000 lb.; pickles, 4'jo bottles; salad oil, bottles; njilk, 396 gallons; Jiut kernel*, 132 gallons; raisins, 33 drums; maccaroni, 1,4001b., apple-juice, gallons; ...

... 132; fowls, 1,6.30; bread, 66,000 loaves; butter, 390 fb; tea, lb.; coffee, 1,815 lb.; sugar, 3,300 lb.; pickles, bottles; salad oil, 330 bottles; milk, 396 gallons; nut kernels, 132 gallons: raisins, 33 drums; maccaroni, 1,4001b., apple-juice, 66 gallons; ...

... 132; fowl-*, 1,650; bread. 66,000 loaves;-butter, 390 fb ; tea, 200 lb.; coffee, 1.815 lb.; sugar, lb.; pickles, bottles; salad oil, bottles; milk, 396 gallons; nut kernel•«, gallons; raisins, 33 drums; maccaroni, 1,4001b., apple-juice, 66 gallons; pear-juice ...

... pour the sweet oil out of the cruet all over it, and wail for a calm, it will Le quite smooth, much smoother than dressed salad, borne time ago exactly, there used to be, about he t the coast where you are. Urge white birds with black-tipped wings, that ...

... well-dunged ground, three inches apart, strengthen. Carrots,—Sow few more, last month, early horn kinds. Small Sala and Corn Salad may bo sown m required. Cucumbers.—Look well to the beat the beds, and attend lining them with hot stable dung when they decline: ...

... wish to know whether, in this Lent time, as all flesh is grass,’ I could not be afthcr having small piece of beef by way of a salad V The Irish New York Steam-ship Comi any,—This project, though sleeping during the money panic, is not dead. It will prosecuted ...