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... officially contradicted. Mr. Campbell, of Lomb, Lineolmbire, had on his table, un Christmas lily. a remarkably bite dish of asparagus, cut in line open garden that merving. Sunday arrived at Spithead the Russian rquirlmm, sold by his linpeti..l to Ferdinand ...
... gt:r. Nswa roe ?nit Er.cvart.—Atnongst .the moat extraordinary produetlies theprosent extraordinary eta .n, is aln bed of Asparagus, ready forgetting, and whiTb is row grnwing hi the open garden of Juba &twit, Pwr of flun.let lane, near this town. On Friday ...
... artichokes, pippins, and jMistbertUs. The currant-tree was conveyed from by tbe Venetian*, and planted in England the year 1553.—Asparagus, cauliflowers, beam, and pc**, were introduced about the lime of the restoration of Cbatles the delightful ornaments our ...
... greatest abundance in January, February, and March, cannot be surpassi-d. 'I'he quantity of radishes, lettuces, onions, asparagus, sea-kale, tart rhubarb, ftc. brought to market in April and May, is per- fectly incredible ; as is that of the [seas, c ...
... sample the produce of the county Herts. Sir Charles Ogle's garden, Martyr Worthy, strawberries, French beans, cueunibeis, asparagus and sea-kale may now seen the highest state of perfection. We stated in our last, that it in contemplation to call a Meeting ...
... out with Shrubs and Plants, Hot-House, complete with hedthy Vines, in full bearixur, extensive Garden, with Quantity of Asparagus Beds, Ac. and an Orchard (well stocked with Fruit and Filbert Trees), Stable, and other requisite Outbuildings; and separate ...
... SB-tor to the Christian era, the reign of David ever the Israelites. Bo*fied radish roots form excellent dish when served asparagus.—The dandelion makes ple*aaht salad irt the spring, while the leaves ere hardly unfolded. It much used by the French, who ...
... Bouquet, Hardy Bouquet, Tulips, Hyacinths, Geraniums, Rhubarbs, Seaksle, Potstoes, Lettuces, Brocoli, Cucumbers, Mushrooms, Asparagus and Preserved Apples. The Chair be taken at Two o'Clock Admittance 2*. 6d—Children Is—Gardeners 2s. It will be esteemed great ...
... liur- dy Bouquet, Tulips, Hyacinths, Geraniums, Ithubarbs, Sea: kille, Potatoes, Lettuces, Brocoli, Cucumbers, Mushrooms, Asparagus and Preserved Apples. The Chair to be rakenat Two o'Clock. Admittance 2s. ?? ?? 2s. It will be esteemed a great Favour if ...
... ditto. To Thomas Smither, gardener to Sir W. M. Milner, for the best mushrooms. Mr. Robert Anderson, York, for the best asparagus. To Joseph Benson, gardener Col. Croft, of Stillington, for the best preserved Apples; to Christopher Booth no, gardener ...
... fo~liring directions tor tile presen [nmonth :- . ot, NovEirnnol-Kitchen Garden.-Sow leek9] ealy pesoatD i or gantibans. CoUer asparagus beds with wood ashes. Tatti up HeetO -- of carrots, and turnips, and pat them away for witter use. Plalt ?? ox bage stumps ...
... Egg Stands, Bread and Fruit Baskets, Butler Boats, Waiters, Wine Strainers, Four large Dishes and Covers, Soup Tureens, Asparagus Tongs, Grape ftc- etc. All the KITCHEN and BREWING REQUISITES. The Whole of the above will be more particularly described ...