... check evaporation. This remark is also applicable to the young standing crops of cabbage, caulitlower, and other crops in the kitchen-garden. The Greenhouse and Conservatory.—Shading must be resulted to during the heat of the day, or the plants will be rapidly ...

... FBOME TIMES. liiE Kitchen-garden.—Sow a small crop of Welch onions, which being perfectly hardy will be found useful during the winter mouths. Sow immediately broccoli seed for latest spring crop ; sow this crop a good rich bit land, where the plants ...

... Old Iron, Brass, Pewter, Copper, Lead, Broken Glass, Old Newspapers, Old Umbrellas and Parasols, Doctors’ and Wine Bottles, Kitchen Grease, Old Clothes, &c., &c. S. R.’s friends may rely on having the best price given for any of the above-namod articles ...

... when he was seen at the Lisbon Inn. About half-past two he went to his lodgings, and finding the door fast entered by the kitchen window. Mrs. Watts had gone to lie down on the bed. appears to have gone up-stairs, and when he entered Mrs. Watts’s room ...

... SELWOOD IRON WORKS, Broken Glass, Old Newspapers, Old Umbrellas and BUTTS HILL, FROME, Parasols, Doctors’ and Wine Bottles, Kitchen Grease, Old Clothes, &e., &c. WILLIAM DAVIS, S. R.’s friends may rely on lmviri» the best price WELIj SINKER, BUTTS, FROME ...

... KITCHEN GARDEN. Tomatoes must regularly attended to, keeping the shoots thin and stopping them above a cluster ot fruit, for if the plants are allowed to ramble and prow too freely there will he a poor chance in an unfavourable season of securing a pood ...

... celebrated cobbler lived in a stall—that served him for parlour, kitchen, and all,” so the independent arranges a plot of ground so as to comprise the conven'u na-s of orchard, kitchen-garden, shrubbery, parterre, and rr.-.c And a capital school it is ...

... their own roots is desired, cuttings should be put in in a frame with a very gentle bottom-heat, and carefully shaded. The Kitchen-garden.—Remove the suckers and small heads from the artichoke plants in order to encourage the growth of the principal head ...

... and all other unsightly objects, but also in training and tying up each plant in accordance with its peculiar haoit. The Kitchen-Garde^.-—About the first week in August U the best lime to sow cabbage seed for a crop of young plants to stand the winter ...

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... girls are abroad, without feelings of pity and disgust. Slipping out of front doors, and sneaking out of areas nay be seen kitchen and scullery maids, aping the absurdities of their superiors in station, with lace or make-believe lace petticoats, crinoline ...

... and gas-bouse occupy a distinct building wholly detached, separate from me main structure. Among other novel and curious kitchen apparatus arc ten monster steam kettles, each weighing nearly 1,0091b., for boiling vegetables, &c. All the various machinery ...