... CHI1CORY. Large reoted ?? ENDIVE. Green ?? 3 0 White Curled ?? 0 Batavians ?? 3 0 M ELONS. Choice varieties,.per pkt. I a ASPARAGUS. Gravson's Giant .. per lb. 1 0 RHUBARB ROOTS. per doz. hlyatt's Victoria ?? 9 0 Hyatt's Linanous . 16.I 0 Mitchell's Albert ...

... o the'r' miet-eiwhieh sse >'to ntidj to,be, ?? Fa-Weiwolfept, kitohe gardu~t' Mtend~tq~te-~hgUg o h Rubarhb, 4faitaie, Asparagus, Chicorye c., ane-nepupa supply, j1 possible, agntc thoedelpanI. 4 st 9aulifoweos naiv, cud: Lettuce, to ~franres, bse~i ...

... severe frost, and of the clods being found only partially thawed at Midsummer. Attend to the forcing of rhubarb, seakale, asparagus, chicory, &c, and keep up a supply, possible, equal to the demand. Let cauliflowers, endive, and lettuce, in frames, be ...

... and others of more hardy nature, when in request in the earliest season, require the •s>>(aitce hotbeds, such radishes, asparagus, kidney beans, peas, &c.; those who employ that mode cultivation, should now proceed to procure necessary supplies lift dung ...

... 2s 6d ; Pheasants, 6s per brace ; Woodcocks, 4s to 5s per couple ; Butter, Is to Is Id per lb.; Eggs, 10 to 12 a shilling Asparagus, 2s to 3s per bundle ; Rhubarb, 4d to Is per lb.; Turnips, 4d ; Potatoes, 8d to lid per score. PROVINCIAL MARKETS. Yeovil ...

... insects, and the in- creased vigour of the crops. A good dressing of salt, 21bs. to the square yard, will be most useful to asparagus and Seakale. Sow early crops of spinach on a warm border, and get in the early crops of peans and beans. ...

... Pheasams, 6s ; Partridges, 3s per brace ; Pigs, from 4s 6d ; Rabbits, Is each ; Butter, Is per lb ; Eggs, 14 a shilling ; Asparagus, Is 6d per 100; Rhubarb, 4d to Is; Carrots, Id per lb.; Turnips, 4d to 6d Potatoes, 9d to lid per scoie. ...

... by it. It is scarcely necessary to add that dressing of 21bs. to the superficial yard is of the greatest benefit to the asparagus beds, and the dressing may be repeated iv the beginning of April. A good dressing of salt is not less beneficial to the crops ...

... by it. It is* scarcely necessary to add that dressing of lbs. to the superficial yard is of the greatest benefit to the Asparagus beds, and the dressing may be repealed in the beginning of April. A good dressing of salt is not less beneficial to the crops ...

... 4s to 6s Turkeys, 5s to 10s each Gallenas, to per couple Rabbits, Is each ; Butter, lid Is per lb.; Eggs, 16 a shilling ; Asparagus, to 2s per 100; Rhubarb, 4a to Is per lb.; Turnips, 4d to ; Potatoes, to lOd per score. ...

... Turkeys, 5s to 9s ; Geese, 5s to 7s ; Rabbits, lOd ; Pigs, 6d to 6s each ; Butter, Is to Is Id per lb ; Eggs, 16 a shilling ; Asparagus, Is 6d ; Seakale, Is 6d per bundle; Rhubarb, 4d to Is per lb ; Potatoes, 9d to Is per score. ...

... smaller, their good quality generally makes them more profitable. An early crop of stone Turnips should now be sown, and Asparagus seeds on the beds formerly prepared. Regular sowings of spring salads should be made in frames and warm borders, planting ...