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... KITCHEN GARDEN. Take advantage of the first warm shower to transplant Brussels sprouts which were raised from seed sown in February under glass. Set them out in deep well-manured ground in rows 2 feet apart, and 2 feet apart on the rows. Keep the bed ...
... KITCHEN GARDEN. N 0 time should be lost in getting outdoor operati o n s p us h e d on while tho weather is fine and mild. The principal operations now steeling attention aro:— The Digging up of late Potatoes.—The latest keepers will .et no good by ...
... The Kitchen Committee of the House of Commons may not be more important than it used to be, but it certainly makes more noise in the world. One hears almost as much about it as about those other Parliamentary Committees whose name is legion. It has been ...
... 178 Kitchen Garden. At this period of the year it will be, perhaps, well to consider the work coming on in this department, in order to see how we arc to proceed during the approaching season. Those who have to provide a constant supply of vegetables ...
... Impe►ial and Royal guests, included General • ,Lord Kitchener, . Count Hermann Hatzfeldt, Count Casten, Sir Frank Lascelles, and Lieutenant-Colorei BroadwOod. The Queen's visitors remained at Palace. Lord Kitchener's list of engagements and honours ars drawing ...
... NEAR DULVERTON, on the Borders of Exmoor. HOUSE to LET ; drawing, dining, seven bedroom., kitchens, offices, lawns, gardens ; stabling for nine horses, cottage; mile from station, near meets of Devon and Somerset stag-hounds and nine packs of harriers ...
... FURNISHED SUITES for FAMILIES, small or large (without kitchens), with attendance and excellent cuisine. Electric light and lifts to all floors. Small Suites suitable for Members of Parliament Or betchelors.—Apply for terms to MANAGER, the (Residential) ...
... NEAR DULVERTON, on the Borders of Exmoor.— HOUSE to LET ; drawing, dining, seven bedrooms kitchens, lawns, gardens; stabling for nine horses, cottage ; mile from station, near meets of Devon and Somerset stag-hounds and nine packs of harriers and fox-hounds ...
... We may mention that the showin cell timbered, and the pleasure grounds taste- grounds, kitchen garden, with vineries, peach-houses, writer of FACTUI L out. The kitchen gardens are well stocked, &c., all in capital order, and 125 acres of park land, above ...
... The Garden. KITCHEN C AHIICN. THE OPERATIONS here will very much depend on the weather. oTving to the severe frost experienced mince last writing, sowing and planting have been brought to a standstill, and we fear that very great harm has been done. However ...
... FURNISHED SUITES for FAMILIES, small or large (without kitchens), with attendance and excellent cuisine. Electric light and lifts to ell floors—Small Suites suitable for Members of Parliament or bachelors.—Apply for terms to MANACIER, the (Reeldentlal) ...
... GARDENER (Read Working) ; age 26 ; life experience in Orchids, stove, greenhouse, fruit forcing, flower and kitchen garden ; well mom. mended.— H.T., The Gardens, Lockerley Ilsll, Romney, Hants. ...