... Oclo'-. r ; it wiil precede caily York in spring. Flant out cnriiali r.i-layeis. nuriculu and pedi inliius see ', and smalt salad seed. turnips, and clip hedges. Divide lluwcr roots. Transplant ceterv. Sow lettuce helweeu the and Sow caulirtoAcr between ...

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... kidney beans for September; marrow fat peas and hotspur beans for Michaelmas. Plant cuttings of geraniums and sweet herbs. Sow salading and radishes ont-o Week. Plant good crop of savoys and cabbages for winter. Gather herbs for drying net cherry trees; thin ...

... with these words around it Nothing is changed in France : there is only one beast more.* Eating Salads.—A lad, who had lately gone service, having had salad served up to dinner every day for a week, ran away ; and when asked how had left Ins place, he ...

... cress desirable fur culrieaiion in our gardens as salad are—l st. That it is eminently an'iecorbutic and depurative ; That its leases are more tender and less acrid than those of oth.'r cresses used as salads; 3d, That it does not tuSer from the hardest winter ...

... 6d. Online ton ; by retail lit 6J to pe adranoe—tds, 31s to 35a per bi hags *7 ; dtha, 14s t« tfis. Walsh,4 M the crane on Salad 47 Akins. Bacon pigs, 39a •Sal, to 33a per c« i, Cork, April 21.—Bui Seconds, 90s; thirds, 70s ; fix to the merchants. —First ...

... too much damaged to 'ring away. The Camelion had some men wounded the action, but the particulars have not transpired. The Salad parted company '“.r ■’ al J* tha Ist inst. and the Camelion. H..er calimg a , Gibraltar, sailed from thence on The Greeks. ...

... the insects away in the course of -IK hours, but uniformly succeeds, perhaps sometimes after longer time. Bust More VVashiso Salads ana Vb«e-tablbs—“ Tiie idea having been suggested,” says correspondent of the Gardener's Magazine, just published, to master ...

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... on the beach—if look in a cto-vtied aireet, behold its many pas-engeis, aud think thus, may we nut liken Ibera to plate of salad, grown while the glutton dozes?—ere next imagers aaatber crop 11 full; and so be lives fast. We wilt, still leaning on our ...

... Purslane. mischievous weed, eaten by Frenchmen and pigs, when they esn get else. Both salad, that is say, raw. TarhAGON.— A very hot peppery herb used in s ...

... Jellies, 50 Blance-mangrs, 10 Chantilly Baskets, 4 Fruit Baskets, Dishes Shell Fish, *4 Ditto Prawns, Lobster Salads. 60 Dishes Vegetables, 60 Salads. Dishes' Pea Fowl. Gteaa, 30 Dishes of Partridges, Dishes VVali ats. 75 Dishes Dried and Preserves, A 5 Dishes ...