... passage in lalckroodrl for hi August, 1846 :-A garden without fowers has so much the st more room for the growth of celery, asparagus, artichokes, e? and the like. There could not possibly be a greater conve- N nienco than the evaporation or disappeatrance ...

... Lovel, Oxfordshire. wee Pershore, Feb. 27th, 1860. P. S. I have a nuarter of an acrn of mv allotment I idon laid out in asparagus beds, which now look very promising for a good crop ; and as I hope to out P hep some of the best and earliest in the county ...

... Minster Lovel, Oxfordshire. Pershore, Feb. 27th, 1850. on, P. S. I have a quarter of an acre of my allotment 1011olad out in asparagus beds, which now look very ice, promising for a good crop ; and as I hope to cut d, some ofthe best and earliest in the county ...

... Minster Lovel, Oxfordshire. a Pershore, Feb. 27th, 1850. P. S. I have a quarter of an aore of my. allotment laid out in asparagus beds, which now look very promising for a good crop ; and as I hope to cut ) some of the best and earliest in, the county ...

... Minster Lovel. Oxfordshire. tion, Pershore, Feb. 27tb, 1850. don P. S. I have a quarter of an acre of my allotment laid out in asparagus beds, which now look very stiel promising for agood crop ; and ~as I hope to cut sod, ome of the best and earliest in the ...

... arose to b depart. Pray stay a little longer, said Fontenelle, it will not he long before I dine; I have some very 1: fine asparagus, the first which I have seen this I season. I am quite alone, and it will be an ii act of charity to remain and partake of ...

... arose to depart. . Pray stay a little longer, said Fontenelle, it will not be long before I dine; I have ; someovery fine asparagus, the first which I have t was seen this season. I am quite alone, and it will be d me an nct of charity to remain and partake ...

... to, depart.. Pray stay a littlei longer, Said Fontenelle, it will not be long before I dine; I have a-some very fiue asparagus, the first. which I have isseen thio season. I am quite alone, and it will bea lean act of charity to remain and partake ...

... to depart. Pray stay a little longer, said a Fontenelle, it will not be long before I dine; I have 1b some very fine asparagus, the first which I have g seen this season.. I am quite alone, and it will be an act of charity to remain and partake of ...

... GRAVESNEWPOTAT , , -We observe fine specimens these fruits and vegeta- bles in Mr Burtor's, the nitirOr, in Pilgrim-street; also asparagus, c cuesl c'rench beans,&c The grapes are forom the~ vrkoti~wera5wls 9sq Jzew1suul;, and rflectcry ytS'grdenor, as we believe ...

... warders at the very time when he first wrote to you, and then he was eating spring lamb at eighteen pence a pound, and early asparagus at I don't know how nmuch a bundle. On that very same day, and in that very same hour, my injured gentleman wrote a solemn ...

... giving a warm and cordial reception to the august ?? nourant. IMPORTATION OF APAAAGIUS.-An importation of several packages of asparagus hu ta~ken place by a steamer fromi Belgium, die Rrowrh and produce of that coontry. This is the flrst val of this esculent ...