... proportion. The fish kel was equally good and rt*a««-iiahle ; and the vegetables os excellent as the season would allow ; the asparagus, in particular, superior in to that exposed at Coveut>garden, and at less than onefooith of its price. Newport, Nov, 17.—0n ...

... foaled in 1818, got Sirfl. Willinmeoit’s ditto (own brother to Walton, Sir PeterTeule) dam Belltria, by Popinjay; Two Shoes Asparagus; siatrr to Mother Bunch by Mercury—Highflyer- Snap ; Mias Middleton by Regains, Camilla a son of Bay Bolloo— Bartlett’s ...

... quart; they are great abundance at every table where the price of the dinner is 2s. 6d. per head. Wccan purchase here as much asparagus, of the finest quality, for 2s. 6d. (enough for six people), as would cost 19s. in Corent-gardew there is also a great abundance ...

... then with larger, and so on until air is effectually excluded, and proper degree cold kept up. In this way cauliflowers. asparagus, and other vegetables are kept until the following year, without the slightest deterioration appearance or flavour. A Monster ...

... stripped off once every month, and given to the cattle and but in the autumn the amall side shoots may be dressed end eaten as asparagus. The soil about the plants should be lightened «vtpy spring and well manured, and care should be. takep not to injure the ...

... gallant Beron, from more Northern Court, for oaee guilty of the heterodoxy of paying bie devoirs to dish ef cauliflowers or asparagus, instead bie adoration the shrine of beauty. As soon sufficient time bad been given to take off the edge of appetites highly ...

... extraordinary cultivator of asparagus, In, garden, at Morilake, and who has obtained distinguished honours from tlie Horticultural Society, for repealed exhibition? fni? delicious luxury, presented the Duchess of Bedford bundle of asparagus, of 110 heads, -• Some ...

... hef by letter, directed to Canandaigua, will be gratefully received.” Mr. Grayson, the very extraordinary cultivator of asparagus, bis garden, Mortlake, and who has obtained distinguished honours from the Horticultural Society, for repeated exhibitions ...

... growers to find out some other method them, besides putting them into beer. The lops of the young shoots in spring mav eaten asparagus; a decoction ol the flower may be made a tea-drink, and is inedirimllv useful; the roots may »be used to make an extract ...

... e I! ,ytor Company has offered furnish one entire block, 10 feet square, and IK) feet hiji.—Cray son, the cultivator of asparagus upon a new and improved principle, invented In himself, exhihited, the other morning, in Covcnl-gardcii market, I bmnllo ...

... omitted the last mouth. Clear the beds of aromatic plants from weeds, and let tham have the winter’s dressing. Where forced asparagus is required for use in winter, hot-beds may now begin to be made forgathering the first crop in November or December. Moi ...

... cultivation, situate In the centre of die populous town of GRAVESEND, well stocked with fruit Trees; also about t acre ef Asparagus now bill cut. To be taken at Appraisement, agreeably to custom. Particulars of Mr. H. Core, Corn-dealer, High Street; of ...