... gai-den, as aeon as the weather become, open, In prerare a warm border for crops of peas, beans, radish, lettnce, eesmall salad, &c. er REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING THE ;4 PAST WEEK. It. WHEAT.-The apparent sincerity about the peace fnegotia. 3D tioas ...

... really valuable winter vege- table should find its way into every garden for culinary use, independent of its qualities as a salad plant. Pull up Onions directly they show indica- cations of ripening, and expose the bulbs to the sun to ripen. Take up Shalots ...

... the hoe be used among the crops of young B brocoli and cabbage plants. Keep the winter onions free B F from weeds. Saw small salad in boxes to be raised in the 0 greenhouse. THE DEMAND FOR GRAIN. Sorms interesting facts are put forward with reference to ...

... the plants. Plant out a gnod supply of Endive, and make further sowings. Continue the regular sowings of Lettuce and other salad plants. 'TIhe first Celery may have a slight earthing up, first removingall suckers. Let every' attention be given towards ...

... Garn. Pair of Japanese vases, Mrs Jones, Morfa Bychan. Silver cucumber dish, dirhand *r8 0. R. Jonees, Baak I Silver-mounted salad bowl, Mr and Mrs GrIffith P richard. Sardine dish, Mrs Owen, Chapel street. J Patent carpet brush, Ars Captain Roberts, Madoc ...

... moisture as before. Sow carrots, parsn ipis, oniions, Fe clcil Iew' lee -'and fiurthler croaps of peas, beas, ri filclh, small salad, &C. Sow a sinai Cla l Ne turnipi sued! 13 A N C *) It Printed aind puiblished by \V. BzowN ? &1.0. Al t/;eir Uy ?? i 'Cstle- ...

... Tongues. Roast Fowls. Poulet a la Bechamelle. Galantine of Chicken. Turkey Boned. Braised Beef. rheasauts. Partridges. Lobster Salads. Jellies. Creams Tartlets. Mince Pies. laes (Biolland's)-Lernon and Strawbetry. The ball was get nljp by a committee of young ...

... be sowtn, bitt in a field, or external bed, in a spot more open than ?? garden, it possible ; celery, radishes, lettuces, salading, anid all the best brocolis, may be sown occasionally. 'Ilte Cape brocoli wvill be required early for the autumni; tile ...

... the runners, &c., so as to afford the leaves plenty of room. Attend to providing plenty of lettuce, endive, ?? for winter salads; also see that there is a good bed of parsley provided in some sheltered spot where it can readily be pre. tented in severe ...

... bowling. and catchling, Were displayed. At four o'clock they adjouirned to a capital luinch of bread, beef, ham, lobster salad, ale, portei, wine, brandy, &c., provided by Mr. Parsons, of the Liverpool Arms H-lotel, in a large marquee erected for their ...

... ; roast lamb, boiled beef, roast ducks, new potatoes, green peas ; gooseberry tarts; custard pudding, custards, cucumber, salad and cheese; and this washe i down with capital London porter, su- , perior ale, and a pint of firsttrate sherry, left no- ...

... spring obickensi roast ducklingq, aalantine of veal, glazed ham, glazes tongue- mayonnaise of lobster, Russian saladk French salad ; maraschino and noyesn jellies, apricob and strawberry cream, Freach gateaux; dessert. Amongst those present were the whole ...