... fitting evening to sow his kidney beans, peas, arid onions ; or, if he be a man of horticultural ambition, dabbling in small saladings. Now he also plants a few potatoes for an early crop, to sell to his richer neighbours after his peas ; and, when all ...

... fittest time for business ; and truly I thought so, till My Lord Treasurer assured me the spring► was the best season for salads and subsidies. I hope, therefore, that April will not prove so unnatural a month, as not to afford sonic kind showers on my ...

... did not grow a cabbage, turnip, carrot, nor, indeed, any edible root ; anal Queen Catherine hail to send to Flanders fi►r a salad ! Pooh ! old times, indeed !—Ours are the old rich times. These were but a beggarly boyhoixl !—Chamelron. DRINKING SONG OF ...

... are ;row, now we are rich:n►d the little hand-basket in which I used to deposit our day's tare of savoury cold laud► and salad; and how you would pry about at for some decent house, where at•e might go in, and produce our store—only paying for the ale ...