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... they most be fed. Kitchen Garden July.—Plant eanhflower, borecole, borecole. Savoy, Brussels sprouts, celery, salad, and cabbage plants. Sow salad, radish, endive, and turnip aeisia. Stake top peas and leans, as they require it. on weeding and thinning ; ...
... OOOKEKY. SYDNEY SMITH’S BECIPE FOR WINTER SALAD. Two l»rp» potato?# pos«eJ through kitchen IJ'iuontcil softness to the s»>ad gise. Ol rJrnl mus'srd add a single spoon— Distrust the condiment icli bites so soon ; Hut deem it not. Thou man of herbs, fault ...
... champion of England is a first rate sort. Pt, longpod beans in rows, feet 6 inches apart. Finish planting potatoes. S. small salads upon warm borders. Prime and stake raspberries and finish peaches, api icols, and nectarines. Pt. globe artiobekis rich soil ...
... increasing it gradually, till finds out how it agrees with the animals. . Winter Salad Culture in France.— A ot onlv the French gardeners supply their own markets with delicious salads all through the winter and early spring months, hut also, considerable extent ...
... young, if wanted ; early sorts peas, to come in late ; spinach and turnips lora fu'l crop. Continue to sow radishes and small salading once in ten days j plant out celery, broccoli, cauliflowers, lettuces, endive, borecole, and early and late cabbages for ...
... been tried the charge of omitting from the list of parishioners, furnished to the Government for 1858. the name of Madame Salads, convert •lid not wish to he publicly known as a ...
... ; kidney hems lor a main crop lettuce in email quantities, every ten days, in cool borders ; radishes, spinach, and small salading, in cool, moist ground turnips in succession ; plu7it early and late broccoli for main crops cauliflowers in rich soil ; ...
... Commodes, Towel-airers, and ether numerous articles Bed-room Furniture, some nice articles of cut and fluted Glass, including Salad Bowls, Butter Coolers, Decanters, Fruit Plates, Wine Glaeses, and Tumblers, also a Morning and Evening Service China and Delph ...
... Flower stands. Match-pots, Jogs. Mugs and Figures; Ink-stands, Tapers and Candlesticks; richly cut Quart ami lint Decanters; Salad-bowls, Celery-stands, Piekle-un.s, Sugar bowls. Butter-coolers. Salt-cellors, Water-jugs, Water crofts and Tumblers; Liqneure ...
... • old. stored Skerry Bordeaux and Rickliny Crsks, Vineyurs, I Guinness's .X porter Lisbon, Cocaa Shell, and Cuirnes* Ale, Salad Oil, OILS. COLOURS. DYE STUFFS. & DRUGS Daily Expects a supp y of and Evans' Soria and Lemonade, Til 51AllkETS. KILKENNY I'll ...
... ChairniMii to dismiss the case the merits, that he might have opportunity of lodging an appeal the Assist, which D. Lamb and Salad/ —Mri*. Mary (Clomiiiito) tirouxliti.ii itetioii Miclinei n, same place, tor 5a., yalue lamb dtepnl** between them. After ...