... who can find labour for the process; few things are ofgreater importance, especially in old and hard-worn gardens. Let all salads, Lettuces, Mushroom beds, &-c., have a due amount of protection; and if frozen suddenly, do not permit | I h . I r - o itt ...

... on tte body. It had nevor been nakled fur as food, and he bad never sold it or knownv it usedr ,as such. Hie had beard of salad nil, and at the. request of M~r Shawv bought two bottles, fur each of 3 which be paid le 6d. So far as lie knew s-dad oil wvas ...

... Strawberries may still be moved if with balls and well watered in. - Fo ow up successions of pease and beans, also radishes, small salads, &c. Water the early slopes of ra- dishes and horn carrots, with tepid water occasionally, and cover them up while the sun ...

... Spring Handicap-Tyro. Swan Meadow Plate-The Tartar. - SPORTSMAN. Castle Handicap-Argon or Merry ?Methodist., Leamington Plate-Salad ot Mesechina. Grove Park Plate-Rhomboid. Town Plate-Mountain Chief. Spring Handicap-Grace Skelton, Swan Meadow Plate-The Tartar ...

... almonds, &c,, colour with a f- ew drops ef cochi- ne , and bake u- uwly. A Nfew SALAn-T'his is the recipe fur anew French salad of salsify, which is extremely good, and looks very pretty. Boll some sals'fy, and ent them in lengths of about all iich, ; ...

... . v., 1. GALANTINE8 OF TURKES AND FOWLS. The Turkish preparation .Othello-I., 3. LOBSTER AND MAYONA18E SALADS. Salad washorn to do me good.. ..!Ir. Henry I V.-sV., 10. DRESSED LOBSTERS AND CRABS. There's no meat like them. I couldl wish ...

... Con. jectures were rife, some affirming it was only salad they were r gathering; others, that it was old Minie balls, which we had fired at them, and this seemed the most plausible by far, as no E salad could be seen in their hands or elsewhere. By some ...

... each; cod, Is. 6id. to 2s. each. GaIErN MAtARYT.-Asparagus, CG. a-huodred; rhu- barb, 8d. a-bunch; brocoli, 2s. a-dozen; salad, Gd. to Is. a-dish,. Mr Oswald of Auchlencruive has not only this year, agreeably to custom, dlelayesd the collection of his ...

... Robinson; De Imitatione Christi, the t Dean of Gloucester; blue tea set, Mr Davidson's ...

... endive, brcoli, and t 'bulbious roots as have ceasedl cauliflower. Continue to ,to floA-er, and dry them far sow all sorts of salad herhs. t next season. Clearr the weeds Ir bt e heinnin of the ti from every part Of the gar- month sow red 'bee for tlr den; ...

... Silver note book from Mrs Holmes. Old Spanish silver lamp from the Hon. Mrs Wood- house. Silver salad bowl from Captain the Hon. John Yorke. Silver salad bowl from Colonel Farquharson. Shell tray from Major Musgrave (late Rifle Brigade). Russia leather ...

... Place lY- 6 Leeks-A. Grant, gardener to A. Curtis, Esq. i, -12 PotatoersI anrd 2, t.Farqouhar, Fyvie Cnstle Io 11 I I Basket Salad, 10 varieties-], Do. do.; 9 varieties-2, A, r , Grant, gardener to A. Curtis, Esq. CLASS C, OR MARKET OARDENERS. r 6 Tender ...