... two walled gardens of total area of 2i acres, and from plan of the gardens, counsel pointed out the various glasshouses, asparagus beds, pine pits, etc. Plaintiff, who not occupying the house in 1903, let the gardens, witth the glasshouses, to defendant ...

... furlongs from home Asparagus became second front Carancho and Kleinfontein. wa* beate: half way up the straight, when Grecian Maid improved her position, but make any impression Boots Who throughout and won hy four lemzths' short head Asparagus was fourth. ...

... may fried after boiling, and served with sauce. The Ktalks or leaves if cut when or inches high may used as substitute for asparagus. A free rich soil which has been well manured tor previous crop and an open are to grow good solsifv. The ground should trenched ...

... and wearing a bridal veil with orange blossoms. Shealsocarriedashower bouquet of lilies of the valley, white roses, and asparagus fern. Miss Edith Britton (sister of the bridegioom) and Miss Minnie Ames, (late of Barnstaple) acted as bridesmaids. They ...

... cuffs white silk, worn with shell-pi hits with bands and falling ends of pa blue ribbon. They carried bouquets o lilies and asparagus fern, tied wit white ribbons, and wore fancy gold rings, gift- of the bridegroom Mr. A. H. G. Do\ (brother the bride) acted ...

... satin ribbon. She also wore a tulle veil over a wreath of orange blossom, and carried a shower bouquet of white flowers and asparagus fern. The bridesmaids were the Misses Olive and Molly Way, nieces of the bride. They wore dresses of pink silk with wreaths ...

... Gould's sister. The interior of Lyndhurst, the bride's home, was beautifully decorated with a proi fusion of pink roses and asparagus sprays. Hundreds of gifts have been received, many of them having been purchased by subscription in various Y.M.C.A.'s, by ...

... Asparagna.—A deep sandy loam enriched with manure is the best for asparagus, but with due preparation almost any soil may be made suitable. The quickest method of obtaining a supply of asparagus for the table is to purchase two year old roots in April, or ...

... trimmings, and an embroidered net veil with tiara mange blossom. She carried a bouquet of white carnations and roses, with asparagus fern. Miss ti and Miss Rosetta Hollingsworth, friends bride, acted as bridesmaids ; they were pretty dresses of white voile ...

... Dunlop Valve, PEDALS i / m i me/o*ft Co., omounteed freeillue. yPK • Slurenere Celluloid' lIUDGUARDI3, P,IS Cheltenham NEST ASPARAGUS. 2/6 am= Club vlllh order. —Alford, Northwich Roam TO MOLE CATCHERS OR TIMM. rr MAY CONCERN. WI Mll baying Mule Pi Ikir Per ...

... MUSTARD POT, TABLE, TEA DESSERT SPOONS. OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE, including candlesticks, decanter stands, sslven, net, frames, asparagus tongs, teapots, modal ship in case, antique upright mirror, parrot cage, wringer end mangle, brass harp trivet, corner cnpboard ...

... trimmed with chiffon roses. She carried a handsome oouquet, composed of niphetos roses, hlies the valley, and carnations, with asparagus and maidenhair ferns. There Mere two bridesm ads, Miss R. Easton, sister of the bridegioo.., and Miss Lock, sister of the ...