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... Oranges Bs. to 155. ; Lemons from 7»- to 14s. ; English Walnuts from Is. fid. to 2s. Bd. ; French Beans from 2s. to 35.; and asparagus from Is. 3d. to 4s. Od. per 100; Spanish Chestnuts from 3s. to (is. ; French Chestnuts from 2s. (id. to 55. ; Spanish Hazle ...
... diameter, yn_n se «u to ua on Sunday last. Phev are the ?? ICu t)f - ft -. mouth. Me do not mnenibr r ever l*fore to have seen asparagus so early a.s l>eceml_er. ...
... present not enclosed. Now, the public were only allowed the right by courtesy to pairs ov r lands which actually produced asparagus and other vegetables, and which were at the mercy of the worst part ol tke public. The grievance complained of was merely ...
... dozen ; goose- herries, 2s. the imperial quart. To these may be added cucumbers and asparagus— cucumbers sell from 9d. to Is. tit\. each, according to size, and asparagus from 2s. 64. to Ss. a huudred.— Scotsman. ...
... which, however, is not quite so bad as the conduct of a Nova Scot inn who once came to New York, and who began eating the asparagus at the wrong end. How- ever, he had been brought up in a country where aspa- ragus does not grow ; there i.s not the same ...
... luger, and so on until air is effectually cxc' _ Janli- a proper degree of cold is kept up- I this - |( . -itd flowers, asparagus, and other vegetables are c - 01 . atio 11 the following year, without the slightest ?? in appearance or flavour. tired ...
... The severe frost on Friday night had most injurious effect upon the gardens in the neighbourhood of London; the price of asparagus was next day doubled. It is stated in a periodical of the present month that the members of the corps de ballet at some of ...
... unusual nature be discovered in any of the parishes of the metropolis. Mr. Grayson, the very extraordinary cultivator of asparagus, in his garden, at Mortlake, and who has obtained distinguished honours from the Horticultural Society, for repeated exhildtions ...
... also one soup- ladle, six salt Spoons, one wine strainer, one silver pint jug, and teapot stand, and one pair of silver asparagus- tong-, all marked R. O. M. and O. The thieves, be- fore they effected an entrance to the premises, obtained access to an ...
... The following is enumeration the chief articles which the author lias liestowed his research and experience; Artichoke, Asparagus, Halm, Barley, Beans, Beet, Capers, Carraways, Carrots, Chamomile, Cinnamon, Fennel, Flax, Ginger, Hemp, Heps, Horse-radish ...
... whose presence, with thht the Quaes d the Royal Family, is conttdtotly expected tfantt fa graph. Grayson, the cultivator of asparagus opes a and improvtd principle, invented by him seif, eshh* the other morning in Covent-garden Maiketsoelesd consisting I ...
... presentiment that they will see it but teo soon; sad, recoUacting that Louis XVIII. did not come among us merely to eat asparagus, they will probably, till analogous events oblige them, not take journey which they think it useless to hasten just this ...