... improvements in photographic dark slides. B. Thomson, Lower Bentham, near Lancaster, for cook- ing asparagus or other vegetables, which she calls The asparagus cooking pan, a boiler and steamer combined (complete specification). S. and Y. J. Fielden, Man ...

... arose to depart. . Pray stay a little longer, said Fontenelle, it will not be long before I dine; I have ; someovery fine asparagus, the first which I have t was seen this season. I am quite alone, and it will be d me an nct of charity to remain and partake ...

... to, depart.. Pray stay a littlei longer, Said Fontenelle, it will not be long before I dine; I have a-some very fiue asparagus, the first. which I have isseen thio season. I am quite alone, and it will bea lean act of charity to remain and partake ...

... to depart. Pray stay a little longer, said a Fontenelle, it will not be long before I dine; I have 1b some very fine asparagus, the first which I have g seen this season.. I am quite alone, and it will be an act of charity to remain and partake of ...

... £500-on which I have planted up. f wards of 4,000 plum, currant, and gooseberry- ttrees. I have also about half an acre of asparagus e beds; and, in addition to wheat, &c., I intend this e year to plant six acres of potatoes; and if any of o the doubtful ...

... lasting but a short time 0t op' faction. Select a cool and rather moist situation fr theI through the summer month. The young Asparagus beh3 ' benefitied bya dressing or two of #alt opplied in wet weathedrolU the period of rctive growth. Seakale beds may hare ...

... proit of £200 a year from grapes grown on less than a i' 055ttr of an acre of land, and £:100 a year from tie Ih growtl of -asparagus on still less ground ; but as to farm d. prodiele,-grass, wheat, oats, barley, and turnips, the. c puriueipal foed of man ...

... cauliflower, coloworts, savoy, endive, &o. Hoe turnips, and dress with limb or soot, to kill slugs. Make new plantations of asparagus. Cirdoons-at least the early crop-will be reaily for use; they should be earthed-up for blanching. D~e mushroom bede, Sow ...

... State Of the Pastsres-Corn Arer~afs-Preference Railsay Rates on FoTeirn Goods-Milk Production, rc. RURAL NOTES: Tomatoes-Old Asparagus Beds-Pansies-The Present Growth of Chickens-Open-air Carnations-Field Io'atoos-Generat Potato Crops-A Letter from Cathlamet ...

... other flowers, tied with c blue ribbon. Mrs. Lea had a victoria drawns by two I -horses tastefully bedecked with lilies, asparagus, golden t elders, passion flowers. and in the centre a large palm. I Mrs. Haigh, of St. Kelvin's, showed a cart drawn by ...

... abun- dantly grown:-Beaus, potatoes, yams, peas, cabbage, carrots, celery, spinach, Indian kale, cauliflower, arti- chokes, asparagus, lettuce, parsley, ochro. mint, cucum- bers, gourds, melons, and tomatoes. The increased applications for the lease or purchase ...

... productions owe Itheir inferiority in a great measure to our customar~?a; 1 nleglect uf shelter. As regar-ds the growth of asparagus, it I oftenr happens that when it is risinig freesly there comes', a i blast of east, wind with a killing f rost, and the ...