... Id per lb.; cucumbers. 6d to 9d-each; tomatoes, is Od per lb; ;French lettuce, 2d each; green onionsid per bundle; small. salads 4d per punnet; secale,. 9d to ls per lb new potatoes. 2d to 4d per lb; artichokes, Id per lb; parsnips. ld. per lb; new cabbagew ...

... p of economical importance. Allow of no delay in od sowing several beds of Prickly Spinach, and 'or a sustained supply of salading sow Endive, Lettuce, lie and Radishes. It is a good time to so', for sp)ring use, Deptford Onion, Cabbage, and cauliflowver ...

... and ine w r dress ?? .peaobes ,:clenn anl . ropitr- ~x1i: houses l frames, and- talre WO . 1\eirfljieerin deedoo~er. .Winter salads ?? oo hva a~tend~eato , if in jnprop*eK e b9 ; vdyh- .* - -i ...

... can be spi; .:i: the propagating department shoulh he c, . ! ml the raising of lettiuce and cau lill.w _ radishes and small salad, and ill tbhc i ?? of the early potato crops. Where thbreu of dung a slight bottomit heat should be ?? I \ | lor all these ...

... creamed-30 ditio of oran- es and n other toorles-40 dishes ot almond pasrry-30 Chan- ft tilly bra kels-60 dishes ofl mince pie;-56 salads. ie T'h~e Remeeves-80 Roast Tur keys-6 leverets-80 aor plheasans-24 peese-40 dishes of partridges-15 B ditto of wild fowls-2 ...

... advi-.d) I 50A Otie seedh thickly, in order to hiave it swctk *r1' i ! ° platits for transplanting in spring, a I 0 use lor salading. BIAN3oon,-Priritcd lbv JOIIN BliRnWN Of CI I: i Terrace, Gartli, in- tl , City Of Baingo. ?? lisheit at the Oftice in C ...

... hemselves. before winter. In very cold localitiea rame or a-few hand-lights should now be devoted o the raising af.:small salads for, late autumn use- BANGOR: 'rinted and-published by W. & J. BA9r.W7 Asit'ieir O1ice' its Ceastic.Strets ,Vhere' all Orders ...

... Jacques) and its neighbourltood. At a few minutes to five o'clock the hollow rimbling of the rude vehicle, caitled a Panier a Salade, in which prisoners are conveyed in Paris, announced theapproachi ot the condemnted, and in effect the escort, and the prisoner ...

... advaiscing. Cauliflowers, prick out, draw s earth to advancing. Celery, earthup, plait. Cher- t vil, sow. Coriander, sow. Coan salad, sow. Cole- r worts, plant out. Cucumbers, attend to, sow b., ridge out b. Cress, American, sotw b. ; water (lo., plant. Dill ...

... truffes, chickens a la Becnamel, York ham, roast and pressed beef ; game pies, pheasants, partridges ; lobster salad, plain and dressed salads ; Madeira jelly, Vanilla cream, French pastry, eompote of fruit, trifles, meringues a ls orbme, almond carolines ...

... kind of ages selected. Those from eighteen to twenty-fiye it puts'I down as extra hazardous. 9 SALAD.-A lad who had lately gone to service having a had salad served up for dinner every day of the week, c ran away, and when asked why he had left his place ...

... is an object of no small importance to secure a supply of this favourite salad. In very severe weather they may be protected' by fir. boughs. For the protection 'of. winter salads,' as endives, lettuods, and late radishes; and for preserving, cauliflower ...