... vegetable quarters of rubbish, which only afford harbour for sings; bring on successioual crops of forced vegetables, as asparagus, kale, rhubarb, Ac. ...

... which probably should never have been uttered th,o„e vprPTABLES I aide! and most assuredly should never have been tto ttid Asparagus the best bunch of, not less than IDO, to decided ; the other. Stroijrhlway they invoke ,|, weight not to esceed seven inches ...

... Kills. Ditto, (Ribstone Pippin) Mr. Snow. Judges.—Capt. Churchill, Mr. Evens, Jun., and Mr. W. Baron. The best bunch of Asparagus, not less than 100, to be decided by weight, and not to exceed seven inches in length, M. S. Grigg, Esq.; second best ditto ...

... Johnsonand Mr. Peter Cunningham (whose houses have a with their domestics, and acme policemen, immediately dered her every Asparagus, cauliflowers, beans, and peas were tr into England about the time the Restoration Charles 11. .■ Population op the World ...

... Mr J. BoutliMOod Greenhouse Flams, G. Jackson, Eeq.. Pijrtnoutb. VEGETABLE^.—-Mr. Patetfy. Mr Soulhu-ood. Mr. B iunten Asparagus, the best bunch of, sot leu than 100. to decided wei ...

... character, and sorts, 13s, Mr. John Dingle; second ditto, 10s, Mr. W. Hortop; h e sellers and buyers appeared to give the most Asparagus, heaviest 100, not to exceed 7 inches in length, ss, Mr. Hntiifaetiou. To the ffallant officer in command of Dingle; second ...

... Brighton. Ditto—Mr. Snow. Judges. —Col. Dunsterville, C. Cardew, Esq., C. Bate, Esq., and J. Stephens. Esq. VEGETABLES. . Asparagus, best bunch, of not less than 100, to be decided by weight, and not to exceed seven inches in length, Mr. Dingle. Second ...

... hing deeds. Whenever an Abyssinian baa slam pagan or performed any other valorous act, sticks white feather or sprig of asparagus bis hair and etalks about tbe admiration and excitation of all obeervers. A m»n weighing 4501b8. recently applied to Solomon ...

... trenching of vacant ground done with all convenient dispatch, unless when it is froren. Attend the forcing of rhubarb, seukale, asparagus, chicory, kc., and keep up supply, if possible, equal to the demand. Let cauliflowers, endive, und lettuce, in frame, frequently ...

... the wiedowa being masked by printed calicoes ; on (be next house might seen green festoon formed ol the light foliage Of asparagus ran to need, end this elegant ornament (for such it wee) was set cF to advantage by the taaeclla different baes made oat ...

... had been carried oat oorp, of Sosriet Runners, and the Onion oecu pied the chair. was support ad bis right the head of the Asparagus family, while occupied bowl the other end the table, and waa dremsd mfcua usual manner. The Potato, though just out of his ...

... and among the vegetables rhubarb, spinach,potatoes, hill. Their object wo* to c»rr> out con.muntcjiion peas, cucumbers, asparagus, Ac., Ac. Taking it |r Plvmoutb «nd Falmouth. The mam line »ill altogether, it was excellently well arranged in every jobi ...