... weather continues dry. Camellias should not be set out of doors until they have completed their growth. In many localities asparagus should be allowed to grow now; it is unwise to continue cutting too long; but clear off the weeds, and let all of it grow ...

... 50 tongues, 3 quarters of nouse lamb, 2 barons beef, 8 rounds of beef, stewed rumps beef, 15 sirloins of beef, dishes of asparagus, 60 ditto of mashed snd other potatoes, 50 ditto of lobsters and prawns, SO blancmanges, 40 dishes tarts, creamed, 40 ditto ...

... end of the street.” As we proceeded togather W passed; “ That is the villain,” exclaimed e, “ who helped me yesterday to asparagus, and gave me no toast.” He very nearly oyerset iny gravity once in the pulpit. He was sitting immediately under me. apparently ...

... man round the table; and amongst the novelties which the commonalty were beginning to enjoy may be reckoned beaver hats, asparagus, artichokes, and cauliflowers, starch, and saffron, pins, needles, and watches, duels with small swords, and hackney-coaches ...

... would always pay grow nettles old hot beds, where there is plenty of room. In Belgium, these and hops are largely grown asparagus fashion, and esteemed excellent. Th* Carnival Vmicr. The Central National Committee of Venice has addreaaad the following ...

... bundles mixed herbs, 4201b. of garlic, 201 bushels of onions, 6,000 quarts of shelled peas, 4,410 heads greens, 390 bundles of asparagus. bushels of spinach, and 55ib. currant jelly. After the dinner comes the salad, furnish which iu its due proportion than ...

... The estate was taken two yeses ago by a family who looked very sharp after, unto., but the garileisr. They would their and asparagus fir the gel:Airman, Who Wai 311 iL, Laid ; so the Lady was daily in the kitchen garden, soil so were her children, ant they ...

... house lamb, 2 barons of beef, 3 mends of beef, 2 stewed rump of beef, 13 sirloin.., rumps, and ribs of beef, 6 albs. of asparagus, 60 dishes of mashed and other potatoes, 44 dishes of shell fish, 4 diehea prawns, 140 jeldes, 50 blanc•miusgee, 40 dishes ...

... away much of the manure. Prepare tulip beds at once frequent turning, and mark out plots intended for rhubarb, seakale, asparagus, Ac. so as to have them deeply trenched m good time to be acted on by frost. ...

... learned editor of couree most Forcing to be prepared for according the demand bautted, although the waived her pri* for asparagus, seakale, Take present when the apology was made in root* that are to be used in the first batch, and lay them p _K e ni ...

... material Improves the staple when broken mlxed with . . Asparagus and Beak ale for the first supply to put in once. All that wanted Is a mild sweet bottombeat. Seakale only to kept in darkneee; asparagus and rhubarb to have full daylight, when blanched are ...

... the defence, divided his address into four not to be dug at all. parts, taking first the periodwluch elapsed before Mrs. Asparagus to cleaned over, the weeds raked came to London, the February, ; off, and heavy coating of half-rotten dung laid on, secondly ...