... particular I in keeping the interior of pits containing plants of the description lust mentioned as dry as possible. HARDY Furry KITCHEN HARDER. Trees attacked by scale should now be well washed with a mixture of soft soap, tobec.e water, sad lime; a half et ...

... wasted are true to name. s difficult th,.? to sionerepthd., ed eas rate, 4u. lit* , be their to seed A fries/ one uf the kitchen in Eagland, used ta reckon to cw nehloige *Very •••1 ia the year ; bu. !matchless was a Wag frees what yuu amine that name ...

... anti a batter or oweeler eel I never meted . fried with skin ow. Hero, then, 1 gut • lesm, and I sure that henceforth and kitchen-mals will Mese the day on which I learned it, her if their memoirs and mistresses will take my advice, they will for the future ...

... loo,band wa, tio , re ii was untrue. as., inviloa to go into the kitchen, but she dedined, and atilt to the door, When Ain reach. ,1 thin ont-ide sti.l tier husband was down in kitchen. Some time afterward. a large Aklno Was (brown throligh the kitchei ...

... Table. and Ware, Dressing Glasses, Wardrobes, Bedroom Chairs. Children's lied, sada, and curled our inat'twain nearly new. Kitchen re Water Barrels. A hand,eme Pony Phonon in 4 order a chestnut Pony d years old, sound and to ride or drive, *et of liarnes ...

... CASTLE.—During the last few days a portion of the ancient ruins of harstmoncesix Castle have fallen down, more especially the kitchen or mess.reorn, the cover of which was constituted of a brick arcb. This is entirely destroyed; also the clmimney of the same ...

... Mahogany Sideboard, Pattit Shower Bath, Eight-day Clock, 2 Moderateur Lamps, the Furniture of 2 Bedrooms, Fenders and Firvirons, Kitchen Uti•iisils, Farm Horses, Carts, Tackling, Iron Plough and Swing Bars, Harrows, Mitch Cow, young Stock, some good Ewes and ...

... —Mahogany and Drawingroom Chairs d Talks, Sots, Bed., I>resaing and Ilabqputy Table, Ware, Window Curtains, China and Glass. Kitchen rrquiates. _ Carts and Cars, Might. Harrows, and other Farm Itapsestmts. A large stack of prime Oats, pert of • Reek of Hay ...

... _ web. some „Wall, 1 .wout last totaling to Mn.ber, and min time talking to her in the bock kitchen. went fetched a drep or els. 'll • {Oki the back kitchen after this for kelt atu hoar, wMpt she mkt she herd some 044 Whine he she ma& thought the street ...

... sufficient care; that the practice if using poisonous mushrooms as an article of food would ietroduce a new poison into the kitchen front ebich accidents might arise; and lastly, the commit, while complimenting M. Gerard, thought it needless to gins publicity ...

... of Household' Surniture, consisting of Tabies, Sidebiard, 81 over Rath, Sufi, Kitchen Range. Orate.. 8 , 0- room Furniture. Shop Fixture+, and a misoellsneons of useful Kitchen TetitliSilet. T-rius--CASH hale at 2 o'clock. Purchasers to pay 6 per cent Feel ...

... the climates . , recommended dm growers el wine not to deapatr._ ACCII , ENT FROM 07 NAPHTPA.— k young man named Thomas Kitchen, son of a mainsficturor of naphtha at the llithe, Colchester, narrow from tlorinas if not fstal injury the other lay. It. ...