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... Ct)RKSCREVVS. RAZOR STROPS, SHAVIVG PEN MAKERS. I’KLESCOPRS. DRAM PLASKS, BUTCHER’S KNIFES, CHOPPERS,• SAWS, and STEELS, ASPARAGUS, FRENCH COOK’S, PAINTF.R’S, and GILDER’S KNIVES. CJTL'SRY MADE TO ORDER OR PATTER*. Every Description Fink Cutlery Ground ...
... CORKSCREWS, RAZOR STROPS, SHAVING BRUSHES, PEN MAKERS, TELESCOPES, DRAM FLASKS, BUTCHER’S KNIVES, CHOPPERS, SAWS, and STEELS, ASPARAGUS, FRENCH COOK’S. PAINTER’S, and GILDER’S KNIVES. CUTLERY MADE TO ORDER OR PATTERN. Every Description ok Fine Cutlery Ground ...
... ooDditio. silver plated tnll brarings to .11 pute, light ud strong.— Apply, 23, Grove Hill-nted, Tonbridge Welle. I AAA ASPARAGUS.—This delioiom mo be grown by enyone if pleated right tine of year; done tbia month, ancoeea ia oertein. I hold the finest ...
... utiles of station : low rent.—Enll particulars. Mr H. J. Ward. Radewick. WANTED, Peas, Strawberries. Cucumbers. Tomatoes. Asparagus. Gooseberries, Greenptuffs : quantities regularly.—Henry Shread, Borough Market, Loudon. NITA:S7ED. erery to write to the ...
... fashionable as shoulder Knot. The upper group should contain the largest flowers; with secondary group, and trailing spray of asparagus plumoeoa hanging from it in front. This is far the best foliage to use, with perhaps leaf or two of scented pelargonium and ...
... Juet 20 per cent, of the outlying district petients corns from Tonbri ‘gt. The Asparagus Competition at Last Week’s Show, —The Gardner's contain! the followins —The Asparagus Competition has completely collapsed. The Bath rad West of England Society’s ...
... Prussia gave birth to a Prince at noon to-day. Her Royal Highness and the infant Prince are doing well. A QUEER VISR OF ASPARAGUS IN JAvA.—We had sotatoes and cabbages, which were to us quite delicacies. I'heir flavour was exactly similar to that of our ...
... have been excellent this winter, and seakale, rhubarb, and asparagus are finished in large quantities from frames and forcing-pits to Covent-gardeh and other markets; while from France come asparagus, lettuces, and other salad vegetables. Rhubarb is beginning ...
... CORESCREW.S. RAZOR STROPS. SHAVING BRUSHES, PEN MAKERS TELESCOPES. DRANI FLASKS. BUTCHER’S KNIVES, CHOPPERS. SAWS, and STEELS, ASPARAGUS. FRENCH COOK’S. PAINTER’S, and GILDER’S KNIVES. CUTLERY MADE TO ORDER OR PATTERN. Every Description Fine Cutlery Ground, ...
... THE GARDEN. Kitchen Garden and Frame Ground.— Routine Work.—Make plantations of rhubarb, seakale, asparagus, and horseradish. Roots dandelion, packed together in leaf-mould and put into gentle heat, where they can be kept quite dark, will furnish delicate ...
... it keeps the moisture in the ground. Borne of the results obtained were then quoted. They showed that the cultivation of asparagus, onions, Brussels sprouts, brocoli. rhubarb, and of strawberries, the use of chemical manures at once bad a bene final result ...
... the “grass,*’ a deep covering of leaf-mould or the like do, but simply preserves them from injury 1 \ night frosts. Any Asparagus beds that have not yet been salted should be attended in this way at onoe. Givs enough just to whiten the surface, about ...