... father, Wm. Grove, for an assault on the same dor. He stated that on sth of May. he went to his father's house to buy some asparagus. but his father would not sell him any. Whilst they were talking Richard came in and be and Richard quarrelled and fell to ...

... cut 11,000 buds three times per week off nearly two acres of asparagus beds, and they were worth £l5O per sere to an in-coming tenant. It was usual for in-coming tenants to take the asparagus beds by valuation. The Railway Company required about half an ...

... produce two pots-16s. ; 42 trenches of potatoes between the asparagus beds -30 pots, at 45.--LO; 39 dos, cabbages, at Is per dor -El 19s. ; 609 roots of rhubarb, at 11.-E3O 93. ; 5 beds of asparagus partially spoiled by cutting through them, valued at / I ...

... of on taking a quantity. Apply to Mr. market-gardener, Reuben. VON sALP, a quantity of EARLY RHUBARB, and Two - year-old ASPARAGUS to Knight, itadsey. rro BE with imamate, poseewsion, the NEW A KILL, .ngoftbr pairs of stones in good repair, with • plentiful ...

... department of the Nord has discovered • mode of entering exhausted asparagus beds. its spread during the spring pounds weight of common salt over a piece of ground 30 feet by six wide. The asparagus plants, though old and exhausted, produced • crop double what ...

... rhubarb with litter, which they say keeps the stalks cleaner ana of better quality than when exposed. Asparagus beds continue to earth up, and young asparagus in mauy cases has pushed a few inches through the ground, but supplies a-o still cut from forcing ...

... {u the helh, which wit also be useful for the striking of cugtings and for the raising of seeds. ::hme hvo:und lc;:difia‘: asparagus will now be pushing up rapidly ; bat it in mont places still scarce und duf §i-ouoh weather now is, the sowing of kidney ...

... of litter is still in some cases rcnd about tge crowns of Rhubarb, under which the leaf stalks come up tender and crisp. Asparagus is now plentifully obtained from the flf:: ground. Fresh plantations of White Paris Cos Lettuce are being made ; they are ...

... Proprietor, Mr. Geo, Manmv, to SELL by AUCTION, mhe above Fair, at Two o'clock, p.m., that celebrated FASTTROTTING COB HORSE, “ASPARAGUS” whose extraordinary Kerfomuneu in the neighbourhood have become household words amongst us, consequently it requires no ...

... and Modern, book slide, valusble opal ring, inlaid walnut dressing case, work osse, silver ormsments, photographic album, asparagus tongs, three point lace aprons, toilet covers, se machine, and many other valuable articles. ‘L.'Lm the Mp[xopdr left Bickmarsh ...

... May * premature. One more sensational perhaps, and better suited to the season, would, we ap| rehc':di. be Snails in the Asparagus, or Slugs amid &e Salad, — The ceremony of tying the knot is much simplified in the Hoosier gm, as the following scene will ...

... the paternity are characteristic of our parishioners, and yet we have 14 separate co gations for a population of 2,500.” AsPARAGUS AS A MgeploAL AGENT.—A ical correspondent. on whose statement we most implicitly rely (observes the York Courant), informs ...