... Decanters, Tnm. hlefs, Rummers, Wine and Claret Glassesof various patterns; Water Jugs, Celery Vases, Pickle Urns,Rutter Coolers, Salad Bowls, Salts of various patterns ; Desert Dishes and Plates; all of which will Sold without reserve. SHEE, Broker, Ac April ...

... not cultivated in England unlil the reign of Catherine of Arragon; indeed, we are fold that this Queen could not procure a salad until a gardener was sent for from the Nethelands to raise it. Since the change thus happily introduced into our diet, the ...

... prevent their making use of dry food Watering meadows at this season is equal to manure. Garden—Sow radishes, spinage, and salad every week finish pruning dig between raspberries, and clear plantations of strawberries sow asparagus, brocoli, and all kinds ...

... the benevolent man, the courteous Gentleman and the pious Christian.—Carlow Momiug Pott. Eating Salads. —A lad who had lately gene to service having had salad served up to dinner every day for a week, ran away; and when asked why he had left his place, ...

... every three weeks; transplant fruit trees; sow hotbeds cauliflower seeds; plant cabbages to succeed those of November ; sow salading once a week; sow spinage and lettuces; thin strawberry beds; shelter mushroom beds, transplant leeks, cabbages, carrots, ...

... *OO Labelers.. ..ISO .. Tongues.. .. Docks .. S4O Jellies'.. ..160 Chickens.. »*4 Strawberries.. BOOPoltles Besides Tarts, Salads, and other concomitants.— Bhiuh TrmtUtr, hear that Mr. Viguolle’s plan for the completion of the Tunnel is likely to be adopted ...

... leaving his mistress with her friends, returned home; and, first cutting the cook’s throat as she was in the act of preparing a salad in the kitchen, went into the room where another female dorm stic was employed in arranging the furniture ; having succeeded ...