... clearing away the runners so as to afford the leavesplenty of eomo Attend to providing plenty of lettuce, endive, &c. for Winter salads; also see that there is a good bed of parsley 'provided in some shel- tered spot, where it can be readily protected in severe ...

... have abundance of air, and he aw-ll pro- tected from frost at nighit. Sow the seeds of mustard and cress, and other srnall salading, andl plilce them, in heat; pult in pots, or boxes of mint, balm, &c. for use as required; keep the rhubarb and seakale wvall ...

... floria 50 krenzers (3a), I was to be regaled on eoup, roast beef, boilel beef, fillet of veal, roast fiws aud roast veal, salad, pastry, and dessert. |Twcantyflve ?? were promised for this repast. The soup was too hot for me to waste my time upon in uellh ...

... and go on raking, sweeping and cleaning. KITCri1N GARDEN.-Continuetoblancll celery and endive. Attend to the cauliflower and salad plants that are in pits or frames. Cut down the stems of asparagus, and cover the beds with rich manure. - Take up parsnips ...

... should be prepared after the way of a celery drill, and the manure completely satura- ted with moisture. Sow radishes and small salad.- Gardencrs' Chronicle. ...

... tt-legrp-ph and pteoiihea on Monday. the mail has brou ght a past- script wrilten on October 27, jeust before the steawr2 salad, au-d evidently somewhat later than any nelws alreavly .ublished. The correspondent ss^cs th.Lt the King ow Amifie, noar Axim ...

... Cauliflower, Celery, Broccoli, Borecole, Brtissels sprouts, Savoy plants, and Salads. Sow Scarlet Runners and I(ideey Beans; also Turnip, Cabbage, late Broccoli and Salad seeds. Plant pickling Cucumbers and Vegetable Marrow. Thin out all crops as they ...

... GARDENERS' CALENDAR FOR JULY. Sow spinach, turnips, small salading, lettuce, and turnip- rooted radish. Plantcelery, lettuce, endive, brocoli, cabbage, I and caulillarver. In dry weather -water all newly planted seeds anal plants. Collect -and dry all ...

... corps. The brigade ill as smuble at the headquarters at Clonmel, but the trauirnig will bc carried out at Fort Camden, Cork. SaLAD Bowrc, vith Helpers; Nexw and hand- some Iesigrns; iarge selo-ion; from 9tU s 11pwads. See vwindeows.Giasos & Co., NaNuifacturinag ...

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

... Oll Tom, ginger, leniion, and hot Water; a Bant e/hope, 1emon syr up At .sone of the taverns they sorvd, brcad and cheese; salads, and sandwviches for llunclleon The vernaeultdr for these itand tlhus:-lxead-and-clheese, roiland lrind; sahid, LNebiicha ...

... succession crops of spinach, and keep the surface soil reglularly stirred among growing crops; also, do not forget small salads, as radishes, & c., and sow sweet her-bs for transplanting.-Ga;ude- flers' CIrotoicte. ...