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... ERS.—From SI return pii moor J une ._ .. 8 22 12 27 6 37 .. . 'that God would strike him dumb if he was HARDY FRUIT AND KITCHEN GARDEN. just published it appears that in the half year ..et correct. At the moment his speech failed him, ended, the 31st ...
... tobacco water, watch varieties subject to mill-dew, and apply sulphur immediately the enemy is perceived. HARDY FNUIT AND KITCHEN GARDEN*—Get Brnssells Sprouts, Savoys, Woman, and aft kinds of winter greens planted oat as speedily as ground can he obtained ...
... The funeral of this tmfortunate creature was attended by a large concourse of highly respectable ladies in carriages. Dr. Kitchener's economy of keeping servants is highly humourous :— Provide each of your servants with a large pair of spectacles of the ...
... for nothing looks worse than badly kept grass. THE FLOWER GARDEN, are the great attraction present, frequently . a , id KITCHEN GARDEN. If not already done, Brusseßs sprouts should be Planted on rich deep for if not gut in at the crop will be but poor ...
... street door. He immediately afterwards heard the footsteps of some person going round to the back part of the house, the kitchen window was opened, and an entrance effected. Mr. Coverley went outside the house and ascertained that the doors were till ...
... HARDY, !FRUIT, AND KITCHEN GARDEN. Strawberry planting should be attended to, if not already done, by selecting the strongest runners and planting carefully, they will make strong plants yet before winter. No expense should be spared in preparing the ...
... son John, agetl 17 (who is employed in Messrs. D. and J. Watt's warehouse, at Manchester), was found lying senseless on the kitchen hearthstone, and although he has with his life, it is feared he is seriously injured. H e ssys that he met the two children ...
... over French and African Marigolds, German Asters, h e ., an d pu ll out all the single a nd varieties. • lIA.RDY, FRUIT, AND KITCHEN GARDEN. Most fruit trees are growing very fast, owing to the state of the soil; Apricots. Peaches, and other wall teem most ...
... Drawers. 3 Cane-bottomed Chairs, It air-seated Mahogany Night Commode. Carpets, Tool Box and Joiners' Tools, Sundry Books. &c. KITCHEN AND U reNstLs.—Large Table, I Round Ditto, 5 Chairs; Fender and Fire Irons, Crane and Reckons; 2 Delfracks ; American Clock ...
... PENDANTS, GASELIERS, arc., ALWAYS ON HAND. Tin, Copper, and Iron Utensils in stock. Baths. Hearth Pain, 4.c., made to order. Kitchen Utensils neatly repaired. Sept. 19th, 1853. ...
... PENDANTS, GASELIERS, Re., ALWAYS ON NAND. Tin, Capper, mid Iron Utesseik in steak. Bath. Hearth Pam, te., mode Se order. Kitchen Utensils repaired. Ifth, MISS. ...
... also the entire Cellar of Fine Old Port, Sherry, and other WINES; upwards of 1000 ounces of SILVER PLATE; together with the Kitchen, Dairy, Laundry, and Brewing Utensils; also, the VALUABLE STUD OF HUNTERS, Harness and Draught Horses, Carriages, Harness ...