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... Mathews one day arrived at forlorn country inn, and addressing lugubrious waiter, inquired if he could have chicken and asparagus. The mysterious serving man shook his Lead. Can I have duck, then No, Sir. Have you any mutton chops?' Not one, Sir ...
... ord haa dis- covered a new mode of restoring exhausted asparagus beds. He spread during the spring 120 pounds weight of common salt over a piece of ground 30 feet long by six wide. The asparagus plants, though old and exhausted, produced a crop double ...
... Prick out the cauliflowers; sown in February under glass. Keep up a succession of French beans, sea-kale, rhubarb, and asparagus. See that the strawberry bods are cleaned for summer. Keep fruit blossoms from injury by frost. Get grafting done. Sow hardy ...
... the Pail Moll R. ■ Huttun- The Paris dealers early vegetables have in their windows, at the present moment, green peas, asparagus, artichokes, and new potatoes, such as is not often seen until month two later. In the course of a street fight at Ashto ...
... may be taken with a saltspoon. Asparagus should be helped with a soup-ladle fish with a sugar-tongs, and tarts and puddings with a nutmeg-grater. Oysters should not be conveyed to the motith with the fingers, but asparagus may. You should take soup three ...
... recommend as being of the best quality and most approved kin ...
... rhododen- drons, exalena in abundance ; shop, hs has s lilac, Llies the San ie bountiful ful sapply of ly of white peas and asparagus ba: ¢ the winter parchasable at the markets and fish, in consequence of the weather, have been very — Paris Fetter SIARRIAGE ...
... has done all knows, has Brighton, and it's veiv pleasant to go down and dine at the Bedford, and the asparagus is monstrous good—not monstrous asparagus, I don't like that; it should be small and green like an amethyst-no, amethysts are not green; my aunt ...
... Annuity Tax, the Synod adjourned until half-past six o'clock, for the transaction of the ordinary busi- ness. ASPARAGUS.—In Paris, some asparagus plants of enormous size, now exhibited in the windows of eat- ing houses, attract the attention of strangers ...
... recommend as being of the best quality and most approved kinds. Potatoes for seed of the best Early and Second-Early Sorts. Asparagus. Strawberry and Cabbage Plants; Rhubarb Roots, Raspberry Canes, Ac., for present planting. Wallflower, Bweet William, Polyanthus ...
... especially the passage relating to naval war expenditure. Paris is now in full enjoyment a general luxury of fresh peas, asparagus, new potatoes, and, a little rarer, cherries and apricots. The Washington correspondent the New York Tribune says that powerful ...
... done all he knows, has Brighton, and it's veiy pleasant to go down and dine at the Bedford, and the asparagus is I monstrous good — not monstrous asparagus, I don't , ; like that ; it should le small and green like an 1 amethyst - no, amethysts are not green; ...