... Practical Gardener, for the different works to be done each week the PINERY, VINERY, PEACH-HOUSE, GREENHOUSE, FLOWER GARDEN. KITCHEN GARDEN, COTTAGE GARDEN, NURSERY, FOREST, &c. &c. with a variety questions, from parties seeking information, and answers by ...

... trenched during severe frost, and of the clods being found only partially thawed at Midsummer. mentioning the protection kitchen-garden crops, last week, omitted to recommend the brandies spruce fir, yew, or other evergreens. These are quite as effectual ...

... who looked awfully sad It seems that lady, desiring to rid her house of one of these animals, whose petty larcenies in the kitchen were source of great annoyance, had commissioned the servant girl to take it out ol the neighborhood, and drop it.” Philosophical ...

... the various operations * Practical Gardener, for the different works to be done each V 1 ■ .‘h - GREENHOUSE, FLOWER GARDEN KITCHEN GARDEN, NURSERY, FOREST, Ac., Ac., w.th a vanety of qnest.ons, from parties seeking informallon. aiKl lrish, and Scotch A ...

... into the parlor ; a dog at the fire slat ted up the mao Mr. Atkinson did not set the dogs him ; Rafferty ran through the kitchen. and the dog ran after ; he met the men, end he kept running away ; one of the men cried out. there is the robber; I don’t ...

... practical Gardener, for the different works to done each week m the Finery, Vinery. Peach-house, Greenhouse, Flower Garden, Kitchen Garden, Cottage Garden. Nursery, Forest. Ac., he , with variety questions, from parties seeking information, and answers the ...

... Mahogany Wardrobe nearly new), Basin-Stands. Dressing-Tables, Looking-Glasses Fire-Irons and Fenders ; Glass, China, and ; Kitchen Furniture ; and many other Articles, too numerous mention. The above Sale will be well worthy the attention of Purchasers ...

... cunning look, and sundry tales of over-reaching which hung about his history. * All at work said he, swaggering into the kitchen, there's no man Armagh can keep the young folks busy like yoa. Mat. rogues mine won do tarn. • They dinna need, sir,’ said ...

... hold of the butt of the carabine, he took the cap off ; it had been discharged ; ray carabine had not been Mrs. Mallon’s kitchen that day ; I told, when this table first, that he refused to give me the carabine I did not miss the carabine till I thought ...

... that I might know the sheep if went astray. the carcase was hanging up, with a cloth found ; the head was the table, in the kitchen, not concealed ; the skin was not on it ; the cars were got ihu dunghill ; saw them ; they were concealed. Patrick Hanna, ...

... poll off before gave the gun ; when caught hold of the butt of the carbine took off the the cap; ray carbine was not in the kitchen that day. but the carbine of another man was let go the min when took hold of it; when 1 was first examined 1 stated that ...

... seven and a-half years ofaire—our establishment was in rather what you call a small and we only had female servants in our kitchen. liked thera-l own. I like to be waited on a neathanded Phillis of a parlor-maid, in nice-fitting gown, and a pink ribbon ...