... should be prepared after the way of a celery drill, and the manure completely saturated with moisture. Sow radishes and small salad ...

... good layer of manure, to prevent the frost from penetrating. TeE KITCHEN GARi.EN.-Crops of mustard, cress, and other small salading, m ...

... colour, light being required for the development of chlorophyll. Advantage is taken of this circumstance in the blanching of salads and vege- tables, and the same process is now being applied to flowers. It appears that in Paris there is a great demand for ...

... rations, P soldiers had at their evening repast, bs- *° d wlne . rations distributed for Majesty Fete-roast meat, cheese, salad, ooffee, r.?' 45 COgn *f' 0U m»y fancy how ttej Pr Joyed themselves. The evening was beautifully & off in the best possible ...

... At the earlier hours when people feed, the star of Morrish, meaning the cold roast and boiied, with the Anglican mixrd salad, will of course be in the ascendent, but in the evening, when visitors dine, our allies will get a chance, provided the c ...

... from Beverley Driffield, &c., we are nstsw so amply provided with at Stone' ferry, besides the additional periodical Beverley salad. Just name the subject to ally of the inhabitants of Beverley, &c and find how greatly they are amused at our drinking ail ...

... sowings of spineitcml 4nc1' a fortnigiht, and' eas beans, and ! turnips bhoe ii pihreb tVsehs. *Sucdessi6a.'cd spwi 44 6f all salad's ?? ll be sade With steict regillill'ity, and proper htten- tlin ihosnld be paid to ?? Lbeii' from tile rava 6s bf bird4 'and ...

... are quito ripe, by which their Jnicinees will be increased. Attend to prcviding plenty of lettuce, endive, az, for willor salads also see that there it a 6 od bed of pa-sley provided in sone rholtored spot, where it can ho readily proutsetel ho revere ...

... should be prepared after the way of a celery drill, and the manure completely saturated with moisture. Sow radishes and small salad. THE IRON TRADE-M-essrs. Woodrow and Sons, of Glasgow, in their circular of the 1st inst., ?? has been a change for the better ...

... not a sprinkling, but enough to go threugh the soil. Salads in frames also require watering, and thinning whore they are too olose; ?? cabbage lettace or c0c, they must have romc. Too small salads, such as Mustard, cress, rape, or radish, sown thickly ...

... him to the prebend of fotam. berlainswood in Bt. Pasal's Cathedral,, which is by his death plactd at Bishop Tait's disposal. SALADS A1D SUMI11ER SOURIS-Physiological research establishes the fact that acids promote the separation of the bile from the blood ...

... periodical sowings of spinach once a fortnight, and peas, beans, and turnips once in three weeks. Successional sowings of all salads should be made with strict regularity, and proper attention should be paid to preserving them from the ravages of birds and ...