... Original Engravings (bound,) Portfolio of valuable ditto; 1,000 OUNCES OF PLATE, consisting of table and dessert forks, spoons, asparagus tongs, massive salvers, candlesticks, handsome cake baskets, See. Plated dishes and covets, soup tureen, corner dishes, epergne ...

... Original Kngravings (bound,) Portfolio of valuable ditto; 1,000 OUNCES OF PLATE. consisting of table and dessert forks, spoons, asparagus tongs, massive salvers, candlesticks, handsome cake baskets, &c. Plated dishes and covers, soup tureen, corner dishes, epergne ...

... Original Engravings (bound,) Portfolio of valuable ditto; 1,000 OUNCES OF PLATE, consisting of table and dessert forks, spoons, asparagus tongs, massive salvers, candlesticks, handsome cake baskets, &c. Plated dishes and carers, soup tureen, corner dishes, epergne ...

... another year. pounds have h.-en obtained f..r acre cabbages, and upwards of hundred pounds lor acre rhubarb, and more fur asparagus, illo lor acre of white cos lettuce; .u acre ol strawh. rries, .V. 1 have myself taken thirty pounds lor fifteen rods ground ...

... invention registered by this gentleman. Mr. Roberts has been likewise equally successful with grapes, peaches, &c., and celery, asparagus, and other vegetables, and has frankly made known, through a little pamphlet, at a trifling cost, the means by which he has ...

... jugs, tumblers, and wine glasses. * THE PLATED GOODS are excellent condition, and consist of King's pattern dessert spoons, asparagus tongs, decanter stands, dinner prongs, dessert knives, cruet and liqueur frames, tea pot, waiter and candlesticks. The kitchen ...

... containing the Competition for the Prize of 1,000 Francs offered the Belgian Government. Also, Instruction* the Management of Asparagus, Sea Kale, Rhubarb, Vegetable Marrow, Scarlet Runner, Strawberry, Melon, and Cucumber; Chicory and Lamb Lettuce a* Salads ...

... and plant out cabbage. Doans.—Autumn-sown beans for planting out should protected, and some may sown in the rows at once. Asparagus may be forced in common hot-bed, and produced in a short time; place the roots close together on three inches of soil, and ...

... thickly. Lettuce of all kinds, and salads generally, sow for succession. Plant out lettuces in warm situations, foot apart. Asparagus Beds.—Spread rotten dung over them, two inches thick, and fork it in carefully. Make new’ beds. Artichokes and Cardoous are ...

... other spoons, soup, sauce, and cream ladles, table and dessert forks, cream pail, sugar baskets, skewer, butter, fish, and asparagus knives, knife rests, salt cups and trays, decanter stands, tables, wine strainers, Ac. Ac. Ac. The Plated Goods consist of ...

... augments the comforts of existence. The stalks and ribs of the large leaves, divested of the leafy part, and peeled, cat like asparagus, or may be used in soups, which they greatly improve.* The leaves tied up in a bag or net, with slices of meat interlaid ...

... other matters, which .ire too untidy to -een in a well kept kitchen .r.1.-ii, Attend to the forcing of ihuhaih. •eakatc, asparagus, chicory, \c.. and keep supply, if l»o»- •ible, equal to the demand cauliflower*, endiv. lettuce frame, (requeiitly examined ...