... 'e arc caug~t inapping. See t( Pm11dbeans; also plant ou ciground, andpr ~ mrli~h~5 and ether ?? salad pl . ~~ d ~~ ?? cauliflowers taroise i ot, ie Tde trra'v~rY attention to thos * erry to ° dwar them as much a '~n1 ~1Yher Crrosand stone turnip ~ mavj ...

... plenty of apace to prevent weakly growth. HARDY FaRurr AND IToHN GAearB -Winter onions may now or very soon be sown, also cauliflowers for the early crop next sesson, and a small bed of brown coe, and some hardy sorts of lettuce to- stand the winter. The ...

... event of severe froste, the plants protect each other, if somewhat close together; on the same principle, broccoli and cauliflowers left to risk it in the open ground, should be not more than fiftecn iches apart, and the ground for them should not at ...

... Salmon. Cucumber. Soles. Newy potatoes. Fore-quarter of Lamb. FIltet of Veal. I-lam. Sirloin of Beef. Green peas. Greens. Cauliflowers, &c. Pastry. Cheese. Celery. Salad. Bitter ale. .. I I -1 ?? wine that, I think, was a mistake, for wine opens the heart ...

... laid down? lNo. Then alter your ramrods' -No. Why ? Red tape ?? I that indeed. General, Cauliflower at Hythe does not see it. Say no more, I am answered. May Cauliflower's shadow never be less; In the meantime I seriously advise our Volunteer friends who ...

... Wales to the membership of that learned body. The Prince henceforth enjoys the distinguished privilege of appearing in a cauliflower wig and silk gown whenever it pleases him to don these forensic habiliments. As, however, neither Westminster Hall or. the ...

... the seasorn, and gsive turf a good rolling preparatory to mowing. HARSDY FR.UIT AND KITCHEN GARDEN. -.Seedling plants of cauliflowers, cabbage, &c., raised this spring should be pricked off when large enough to get stocky for final trarstplanting. As the ...

... completely incorporated with the soil, than to sow or plant immediately after manuring. Ground for peas, beans, onions, cauliflowers, and broccoli must be liberally manured and deeply stirred. Mark out the soil for onions into four feet-beds, and raise ...

... of ground be prepared for spinach;. trench it. thoroughly and let it be well manured. Continue getting out broocoli and cauliflowers. A mushroom bed msy now be made; throw the dung together to ferment for a few days; when half-dry, mix one-third of loamy ...

... affected : after ash leaves which are ripe, forty folds hrve stood the best. If not alreeady sown, lose no time in getting in cauliflowers, lettuce, do. A bed of onions may be soon soval thickly, to stand the winter. A crop of dwarf French beans should be sown ...

... epicure will crimp a sirloin of beef by cutting out a small piece here and a small piece there; and will rob a dish of cauliflowers of half its charms by delicately nipping off the choice morsels from two out of the four heads, And as for tarts, it is ...

... pots to turn out, should those sown in the open garden fail. A crop of the Mazagan bean may be treated in the same manner. Cauliflowers, lettuce, and all kinds of early vegetables wistering in frames must have an abundance of air daily, and be kept free front ...