... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. March is the seed time for the year in this department, and the earlier in March, as a rule, the main crops of onions, parsnips, &c., can be got in, the heavier and surer the yield. Potatoes and Jerusalem artichokes should be planted ...

... THE BATTLE IN THE KITCHEN. TO THZ EDITOR. Sir,—lt has been well said that the battle of the rival systems of diet must be fought in the kitchen, and in spite of the charge that vegetarians pay too much to the savoury character of their food, I think you ...

... KITCHEN RANGES OVEN GRATES, TILED GRATES FROM 11/- EACH. CHIMNEY PIECES Hay Forks, Drag Rakes, Scythes, &c., &c. RAIN WATER GOODS, &c. Crane Chains, Pnlly Blocks, COW TIES, &c., &c. BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY OF ALL SORTS. THE BEST VALUE it 4- THE TRADE AT ...

... ECONOMY IN THE KITCHEN. • There is, perhaps, no word in the : English language so little understood as this word economy. Just as political economists are too often considered by the vulgar to be men of hard hearts, so, too, in the art of cookery is economy ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. THE BATTLE IN THE KITCHEN. TO THE EDITOR. Sir,—lt has been well said that the battle of the rival systems of diet must be fought in the kitchen, and in spite of the charge that Vegetarians pay too much attention to the savoury character ...

... SLUGS AND KITCHEN GARDEN CROPS. In gardens where slugs are troublesome it is a good plan to sow such seeds as scarlet runners, dwarf Prench beans, and broad beans, either in ?ans or boxes, raise the plants in a cold 'mine, and then put out the plants ...

... A SCENE IN A KITCHEN. At the Marlborough-street Police Court, London on Monday, Mrs. F. Coleman and Mr. Pete; Moranville, lodging-house keepers, of Half Mc, on . street, were summoned for assaulting Ellen Casey a general servant, on Sunday, the 7th inst ...

... quantity of the provisions supplied to the panlour and kitchen. The best tea always to be provided, and an absolute prohibition to be placed upon the Use of moist sugar. No mistress to enter her own kitchen, without giving previous notice of her intention to ...

... kitchen THI 1= ACCIDENT AT STONELEIGH. was 26.5 per 1000, the death 184, the eases of iv the parish. The wider would - symolio mU only .45, and infant mortality 151. k new ill , o r nearly all, cases af He h a d The death rate was the lowest, with one ...

... What-nots, Cabinets, Kitchen Dressers, (h. CHAIRS, COUCHES, SOFAS, CHESTS OF DRAWERS, BRACKETS, Etc. SIMPSON'S KEEP THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF CHAIRS IN THE CITY. Windsor Chairs in light or dark woods, at 2/54 each, or 14/9 the half dozen. Best Lath ...

... GARDEN ROLLS. _ KITCHENERS. - TRAVELLING TRUNKS. STOVES, ...

... warm s 4 the kitchen approached, , NOT ENOUGH. L's affections had been wrenched I man, aud she sued hint itir witness stand she was alai .11 that she asked, trembling. ' the attorney. 10,000dol. unless Ido ? the She gathered her skirts about her; sniffed ...