... important one, as in the spring , and early summer, when all spring -sown Onions are over, these keep up a supply, and for both kitchen use and exhibition purposes they are most , useful. Now is an excellent time to sow again for next year's suppl,y. The Giant ...

... toe oozy anouia oe seait with. it is at advantage to have it ripened and harvested befort the fine weather is over, as few kitchen garden seeds can be secured in good condition in late autumn. Late Carrots.—Where early sown Carrot, have not done well, or ...

... just gathered, and throw into a large eathenware jar. Fill up with wine vinegar, cork tightly, and leave by the side of the kitchen fire, were the vinegar may become thoroughly hot without boiling for three days. Red rose leaves (cabbage rose leaves are ...

... Station - read, from the rear of which dense volumes of smoke were issuing . . these being quickly followed by flame- from the kitchen and sitting-room windows behind the shop. Some members of the police force were soon on the spot, and messengers were dispatched ...

... Morniti',..miss. It yor mother in P abked a tramp of the ttack-waiking type to a laity who resi , onded to hi- knock at the kitchen door. I am the lady the house, sir, said the plainfaced woman be had addresied, and who was about forty years old, and had ...

... of corn. A man named Joseph Atkinson committed suicide at 56, Bravingum-road, Paddington, by hanging himself in the back kitchen. He wife had summoned him for assault, and that is thought to have preyed upon his mind. Great interest was mmitested on the ...

... private meeting to consider the advisability of an advance to the pablic,and shortly before 4 o'clock was announced that kitchen coal would be advanced 36., New Si lkstone 2s.,and best coal 2e. per ton,the rise to take effect from Tuesday morning. The ...

... slightly injured, stated that her husband rose at about 6 o'clock, and was making a cup of tea for her, as usual, in the kitchen, when she heard him shout up the stairs, Get up at once, the house is on fire. She then heard him moving about as if trying ...

... peeked for removal. Prisoners •effected entntnee ley the front kifrheniltior. At 19, Wiralsor-rouii, they broke ilowe the back kitchen door to gain admission, doing very sconsiderable slamago throughout the ,house. Each prisoner at the time of arrest was attired ...

... finally attended to, and plants which have run to sower prematurely should not be thrown away. aa thp la.ovaa of may be In tne Kitchen in tee place of tne twat produce. Autumn-sown Cabbages.—This is the most important of all autumn crops, and cannot be too ...

... MY FIRST LOVE AFFAIR. On this subject, Mr. Editor, the field for the scope of the lut erateur is an ample one. Indeed, the kitchen of a great house, and the cottage of the artisan, with all the varying grades between, if their chronicles could be fully ...

... had ceased hibernating too early. Flies were not yet to hand. Phil, however, was equal to the emergency. He dashed into the kitchen and came back shortly with a fat cockroach. .Try him with this, be said. _ Papa took the Masa, and displayed it temptingly ...