... too many food ingredients calnot possibly be produced. CoryN SALAD Olt LAMB LETTUCE.-ThiS ?? but excellent herb is scarcelv known in the Lon- don markets. It foims a good ingredient ill a salad, and it is a powerful purifier of the blood. Being a native ...

... kilo dried, after which they i, may be roasted and ground. n 17. If wanted for salads, vide number 15. It is vi never blarched in the open ground; it is altoge-tlh Yther a salad not much cared for in Germany, an(l ir never brought to market, because the ...

... i, Etifedldl! Os ior ryd'li ei rod ['tlt dywrys ye Ileaybriui ily faic n ady lad, ;lai seieln y Nefoedd-CalI fenilitli dy salad We leonour the wealthy-the noble of birth- Twice Ionouraed is lie who has wiilture's tree worti; Wl'luat riarne score illustrious ...

... Ct'srhra, sots. Clary, sos. Cress (Amnericaln), suw. Ch,-rvi, sow, Coospoats, prepare aid turn aver. Cioriiilde sow e. Cas , salad, saw. Cucumisbers, sow, plrcli out, ridge sat, attetad to the imprugntnioit, &c., *. those itt flrciitg. I)ilI, soV. Doug ...

... advancing crops of peas with sticks, and continue from time to time to sow successional crops of peas, beans, radish, smail salad, &c. ExtBITION OF TIIE HORTeCULTvURAL SOCHETY AT Ciruswicic.-This exhibition is to be opened in the gardens of the society ...

... pickled herrings and a diah uf bean salad.' Two days Iafterwards'a bricklayer was attackel by the same dis. ,Iorder. ' Take, said: the same doctor who was con. Is4lted, ' two pickled herrings and a dish of bean t salad.i I will come again to-morrow.' To-motrow ...

... u:'ttfor the : m~lniwk (n- cluding milkinig;' -niing lbetter and soft cheeses). the cu~tivation- hf small fryuith,: flowers; salad plantts, '.asparagut; .andz nriou4i v getables whichI find aE readyx market at ;gbod prices; tljde workt mighi-: even exctend ...

... Ii: As severe weather may soon be c .- possible means should be taken to secturc 1 tinuance of autumn delicacies, such ;s *1 Salads, Cauliflowrs, &c., a.:c. ,Inc should have a protction wich ! ci ( snowr it is thlUs picked wvith nra : Late sown cabbages ...

... weather may not continue so favourable long, and one day now is worth two in a month's time. KITCHEN GARDEN. As a supply of salading is generally in request during the winter, a stock of nearly full grown Let- tuce and Endive should at once be transferred ...

... vases, silver tea and sugar spoons, tU silver biscuit box, Doulton jug, brass clock, plush tl iand brass fire screen, Doulton salad bowl, brass s milk stand, 'silver pit inkstand and candle a sticks, silver teapot, silver breakfast disb, 5' antimacassar, ...

... GAEDEN. Get in main crops of turnip, and hop and thin out the growing crops. Sow and plant out lettuces sow radish' and small salad. Get in a crop ofwyintcr spinach. Plant out brocoli, cauliflower, atid all th brassica tribe. BANGOR: Printed and published ...

... in S ni plailt thetn out in beds at a suitable distan. TILL iAiTC1IEN-GARDEtN. Crops of short.top and otiler radishe small salads may nowv be sown swith ;d Get in good crops of Battersea or Si:ir. iii Cli bage for coleworts. Sow it beds in an oi l) Zi' ...