... of all sorts, Brussels sprouts, brocoli, parsneps, and leaks. Sow succession crops ea s, beans, spinach, radish, and small salad. Get . good crop of potatoes for early use to succeed the ash such as the gojdfiuder, shaw, or any good sort. ...

... Brussels sprouts, brocofi, carrots, parsneps, and leeks. Sow succession crops of peas, beans, spinach, radish, and small salad. Get in a good crop of potatoes for early use to succeed the ash- leaved, such aa tha goldftnder, ahaw, or any good sort. ...

... Sugar Basin, JCream Ewer, Sec. ; Ivory-handled Knives aud Forks, rich cut Glass in Decanters, Wines, Tumblers, Celery Vases, Salad Bawls, Dishes, ...

... on horseback, that is to say, a herring placed by the cook, something after the manner of a man on horseback, set on a corn salad. This is the only vestige of the pageants which formerly were publicly exhibited by way of popular rejoicings at ttie departure ...

... to w hich it tends and let them make the experiment on their work people and their families and feed them on black bread, salad, and meagre cabbage so'ip, and they may have cheaper labour still, if (which I hope they never will) English labourers will ...

... Hah, well!—I don't like it. li's a bad sign, Mr. Tidlums, when our navy is manned by gals of atiy kind. An Irishman's Salad.—Bishop Hughes, a sermon to his parishioners, repeated the quotation that all flesh is grass. The season was Lent, and a ...

... le distance from tbe stem. Seed beds, or plants which can be regularly snd thoroughly watered, as radishes, lettuce, and salading, will be much benefited ; but artificial watering out-doors, in the manner it is usually applied, is of little service, and ...

... -pule, a pickaxe, a rake, a pitchfork, and a dibber, takes up a large basket, wherein are methodically arranged his cabbage, salad, and strawberry plants, and away he trudges to his garden. There he sticks for twelve or fifteen hours, his spine continually ...

... allowed to ferment, and yields excellent food. The peasants of Suabi u preserve the leaves of cabbage, beet, radishes, cattle salads, &c, for feeding their cattle. After throwing them into boiling water, they heap them up boxes five or six feet square, which ...

... sun, than from the frost of zero 1838. One or two sowings of this sort, and of the round-leaved, should soon be made. Sow salad boxes, also the border. Transplant young cabbages, there be not a sufficient number of the autumnal plantings. The Fruit Department ...

... Service; several rich Breakfast and Tea Services; numerous Jugs, Mugs, Bowls, Arc.; Cut Glass Decanters, Wines, Tumblers, Dishes, Salad Bowls, Ace; well all the KITCHEN FURNITURE Ac CULINARY UTENSILS; j capital Mangle; and numerous Out Door Effects, for Particulars ...

... gravy soup, salmon and soles, peas youngpotatoes.goose- berry and plum puddings, custards, tarts, jellies and blanc manj_o, salad, cheese, and butter. Before the cloth was removed several guests complained of illness, and were compelled to retire. In the ...