... now be sown on very rich moist ground ; but, if the soil is of hot and sandy nature, it will be better to cultivate these salads under the shade of a north wall during the summer. Eshlt Potatoes. —The largest potatoes we have teen, of this season’s growth ...

... they may then carefully lifted with large balls of earth. Make regular aowings Turnips and Spinach, and Lettuce and other salads, once in two or three week* sow » bed of Carrots, and of Onions, f»r using in young state ; ’and small roots of Beet are generally ...

... into leaf during winter and spring. In very cold localities frame, or few handlijihJs, should now devoted to raising of small Salads for autumn use. Tiir Ct ltjv.vtion Wheat.— an Article of ihe Ayri cvUmral Gazette few week* bince, Mr. Alluded ton Avstcra ...

... ted 20 Chantilly Baskets Fruit and Pre-43 Tongnct Dishes of Mince servea 2 Quarters of House Pica 50 Do. of Preserved Lamb Salads. Ginger BaronaefDccf the mows. CO Ditto of Rout 3 Hounds of Beef 80 Roast Turkey* Cakes and Chips 2 Stewed Rumps of 6 Leverets ...

... brought from D anganstown, in th* county of Wicklow (enea bear, hear), la Scotland they were able manufacture teapots, and salad or soup basins, which sold in the shop* for seven shilling* each. Mr. Mooney produced these different artieles, all of which ...

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