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... Siamlaril. Dwarf, Trnine>l Ap;* l’fir-, l *' »'l I'. nn .1.1 Portugal .lure!-, quentity of quick Box and to-.; . 10 of Asparagus. See. Sec. J'/ic Sale iil begin ut Ten account of the number of Lol*. Catal.inueft mav I of Messrs. M ...
... extraordinary time. The wheats are stunted—the berleye torpid in theesrth —the hortieolturisteeeks in »sm for his kale and bis asparagus, .ml indead for any progress of the season, and nerer was the farmer distressed for feed. I. look, di.mslly for the conntrv ...
... Extra. New potatoes—E. Clark Ditto—O. Old potatoes —Ditto Ditto—T. Broccoli —W. Parker Cabbages—H. Scale Ditto—A. Allen Asparagus—E. Clark Radishes—J. Eves Onions—J. Simmons ...
... of French beans—Col. Austen 12 new potatoes —Miss Yales, Pcnshnrst 100 asparagus —Mr. Read 4 cabbages—Hon. Mrs. King 4 lettuce—Mrs. Aid. Lncas 12 onions—Col. Austen Extra. Asparagus—Rev. Sir C. Ilardinge Rhubarb—Hon. Mrs. King Sea kale—Rev. Mr. Marriott ...
... but there wets some, think, equally good kidneys. The cabbages sod lettuce were very fine, were also the rhubarb; end the asparagus gigantic. The peas were tolerable, and one specimen of young Spanish onions of an immense rise. The cucumbers wars not numerous ...
... letters produced Brnginar The store simple and developes itself very naturally, tliarnpton, cut last week three heads of asparagus, which weighed The letters were then read as BOfAo. the lord of Chinon, has murdered his kinsman //uPer/or U p W}ir j s f ...
... were up the follow mg ■Thursday at one o’clock.—Nollingfiim Journal. I Colossal Asparagus. —Mr. Sidney Smith, a c r . Northampton, cut last week three heads of asparagus weighed together upivurds of half a pound. I Tithe Commutation. By return to an order ...
... Ponder (ophicleide),Kepp (serpent), C 1 ) .X*. .' to say that the dinner was of the most sompluou. description, including asparagus green peae, that at the Queen’s table being served entirely gold, and consieling five dosen dinner plates, various pattorns ...
... ifiat tins manure it highly advantageous, when mixed with water proportion of six quarts of so-it a hogshead water. ** Asparagus, , peas, a variety of other vegetable*,” savs ibis intelligent boriirnllamt, I have manured ibis mixture, wth niucli Sr»«HK> ...
... nnt-herbs «« are ted last month, and plant out * uch , J* r barb, arti?eady for that purpose* Continue p turnips Gercholie, asparagus. n«.urtiurn. »-kJc Dutcl, to™^ man greens, and small * b ‘?J t sCe( m,, r beds.’ FinisS lettuces, and 111 very dry weather ...
... Aid. Lucas Collection of cut (lowers- J. Delves, cabbages—dllto Eso. 3 lettuce—Mrs. Yates Second ditto—Mrs. Alderman Lnca«- asparagu?—Sir. Medhnrst Third ditto—Hon. Mrs. King Second ditto-Mrs. .1. F.sl.er New plant—Mr. Hooker 12 old onions—Mr. Bennett l ...
... cabbages, lettuces, cucumber, carrots, peas, potatoes, rhubarb (three splendid •talks exhibited E. H. Luslnnglon. Esq.) and asparagus, were of first-rate description. Thecotlager. productions were also numerous, end highly satisfactory their quality. ...