... broeoli, enuliffower, earrot, parsaips ecks, and onions § also sucesssioral erops of Peas, beaus, raddishes, lettuce, small salad, aul spinseh. Farth up and “trike the early erops of peas as they advance : also hoe the standing erops of eabbage, Ne., drawing ...

... Venice mallow, nasturtines, &e. Kitchen Garden.—Sow the main erops of most esenlents, Peas, beans, lettuce, spiasch, and small salads every fort. vight. Todian cress, a few savoys for an eadly erop, and towards the end for a full erop. Oubous for a full crop ...

... bottles, pateat starch, blue, arrow root, Embden groats, tooth puwders, cigars, snuff-, quantity of vinegnr in casks, prepared salad oil, edours, turpeutine, iak, combs, biushes, sponges, and perfumery of all descriptions, stationery, &c., Xe., which will ...

... but no great weight.—The gardeners' stalls begin to show unequivoeal signs of 11 advance of spriog ; fine yonas ratishes, salading and rhubarb being rather plestiful.— Butter soll from Is. to Is. 14, Eggs 24 for a shilling. Caution.—On Tuesday last a wan ...

... trator e, Whieh thes fanr vealu woubd make a solitwde FO OMARY A SALAD WORTMY OOF A 4 MAN OF TAsTy Fwo boiled potstoes, strnined through bitehen sgve, Softness and smoothuess to the salad pive | OF mordant suustard take o single spoon, Distrast the condiment ...

... superabundant application of the ole n(i:loll. acidulous, piperine, -I:‘«.-Iile. ovi) s componcnts of a crustacio-piseatory salad and its .amu aleoholie accidents, and unduc expansion of the stomachic integuments ensucs, which in the progress of its co ...

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... work, and try to look at your works with the eye of » eritic and a stanger, or even of an enciny. Rutchen Garden.—Sow small salads, lettuees and radi-hes in the first week. B mild weather continues, they wili come in about Christmas. Mazagan beans and trame ...

... Lettuces.—A planting maude jusi now, of the handy Hammorsmith variety, will do well in shelterad borders against & wall. As a salad, this vezetable is (he most esteemed by cottagers. Fotatoes. —The rut has done much mischief to the potato a-u..-lnb.dy.l--qr“ ...

... continue until all is used. Sprinkle with buttered crumbs, and brown in the oven. PoraTo SALAD.—One of the best methods of lerving cold potatoes is to make them into salad, Cut themin any convenient form, add one small onion finely chopped, and a little celery ...

... VEGETABLE TONICS, ‘Women ought to be lettuce lovers, for this salad not only %urlfiu the blood and cools the colour, but steadies the nerves, and ought to be taken at night to ensure sound sleep. Itis a better, safer nervine than opium or chloral, taking ...

... came into the title. His father and graudfather before hum had been noted spendthrifts snd gamblers; and he himsclf, in his salad days, bad been a tremendous dandy, with a weakness for horseflesh and the coulisses; all ...