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... these gardens upwards of 60 cart-loads of dung per acre arc laid yearly. A gardener at Little Sutton has 80 acres under asparagus; and another East Sheen, 60 acres ; ' the pence making is about took per acre, but 1 excepting cutting and marketing, the ...
... carriage they each F HODSON -fruit-1 sold wliole 'I y cart-load are computed many of these upwards of dung are laid at asparagus another the of Saffron Pitt nee afterwards not A e annual kinson St White Spalding Newark Stamford and I N ’ s moil curious ...
... the whole com- IS'V. 1 ?? at two o'clock supper was announced, v ?? consisted of every elegance that could be pro- _iVJ. Asparagus was in great plenty. Tin: supper-rooms amounted to four ; the prin- f; -1 was the octagon -room. Three tables were .; ; ...
... attention the whole com. Precisely at two o’clock supper was announced, which consisted every elegance that could be procured. Asparagus was in great plenty. The supper-rooros amounted to four ; the prin. was the oftngon-room. Three tables were there set out ...
... Woodpecker, aam by Mercury*, out of Marigold. Mr. Lark mg’s c. SpiJer,by Volunteer,outofDawson’smare. Mr, Durand’s colt, Asparagus, out St ir^azer. Earl Camden, Earl Daruley, Lord Romney, S.E. Sawbridge, esq. arc Subscribers, but dul not name. ARTICLES ...
... lights, in magnificent silver candlesticks, supplied their place. Tuttle soup was generally introduced, and French beans and asparagus were among the novel, tics the season. At half past tw o’clock the Ball recommenced with much adrnirrd dance called Athul ...
... in magnificent silver- candlesticks, supplied thsir plae*. Turtle soup was generally introduced, Vicf French beana and asparagus were among the novel- ties of rhe season. At half past txvo o'clock the T.all recommenced wiih a much admired dance called ...
... heads, which the beautitul little.an- . gels ingeniously roll under his feet, Beteen enfronets, consisting of he ads of Asparagus, Spinage a la red cabbage, - B . ±.c. were dispersed emblematical temples, pavilions, tribunes and groupeajesty of the People ...
... ofa Gentleman : 1. Brigadier, aged, own brother to Calomel, by Mercury. 2. Agamemnon, aged, by Diomed, out of Noisette. 3. Asparagus, aged, by King Fergus. By Mr. 1 Al TERSALL, on Mond.-.v; 13th inst. THE following Nine capital well-bred Hunter* and a Hack ...
... Ct-ntleman : 1. Brigadier, aged, ov>n brother to Calomel, by Mercury. 2. Agamannoti, aged, by Diomed, out of Noisette. 3. Asparagus, agui, by King Fergus. By Mr. TAT TKRSALL, tin Monday next, THREE capital Hunters, the property of a Gentleman ; have been ...
... species of Winter Greens. The' Severest weathet Cannot hurt it. It boils as green as the springingTgtasx, and is sweet as Asparagus. S. I V E., a Sallati superior to cvert other in the world ;.,ssvect as a Summer Lettuce, and often as large middling Cabbages ...