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... wig. Well remember it, and the awe with which it inspired in our boyish days. was a full-blown caxon, one of the last the cauliflowers ; and might surmounted mo*t orthodox ** fire-shovel” hat, moving to and fro about the little msrket-town above the doctor’s ...
... winter crop. Sow broccoli seed for April and May. p!, nl kidney-be ana for September. Continue sowing cresset ami ndishes. Cauliflowers, sown in May, must now put out stand; they wull flower in October and November. Glib** seeds and herbs as they ripen. Trench ...
... Plant shrubs and evergreens. Plant out early cabbages. Dress asparagus beds.— Plant slips of thyme, sage, ...
... rooted perennial and biennial plants. Plant rlijh or cuttings of rosemary, rue, wormwood, and lavender—cuttings of vines—cauliflowers—cabbage plants, that are remain for cabbaging—lettuce—asparagus, which this the time to make plantations—chives, gaclick ...
... of his time, during his sojourn, was spent the palace of the Bishop of Waterford,—a Churchman of the old school, with a cauliflower wig, a gold-headed cane, and much importance of appearance and address any one attached to dignity and formality could possibly ...
... PLANTS, DOUBLE DAHLIAS, New and Curious ROSES, &c. &c. ; also choice collection of FRUIT TREES, both Trained and Standard; CAULIFLOWER, SEA-KALE and ASPARAGUS PLANTS, BASS MATS, GARDEN TOOLS, SPRING VETCHES, &c. &c. FOR LIVERPOOL. The tieorge ITT. Steam Packet ...
... sown last month. Sow full crop, f : leeka, carrot., an.l parsnips. Plan, early aav,, ’.’ German greens, red cabbage, an.l cauliflowers • ,|,e 1,,, about the end of the month. Make hotbeds for forcing eucum r Iters, melons, and asparagus. Ores, artichokes ...
... anil lawns. Water all new planted trees, pirticulatly those against walls. Transplant celery, leeks, endive, broccoli and cauliflower. Continue to sow all sorts of salad herbs. the beginning of the mouth, sow red beet for pickling. Pease should lie regularly ...
... leather small clothes that came down below the calf, and were fastened there with hunches of ribbons, that were each big cauliflowers. Kit I saw was in great spirits, and had evidently so.ne m id project m his head ; but that, you know, was none of my business ...
... at which a IctofhlacWohed devils, limbs of lawyers, were ranged—but both amon't them, and on the bench, the want of the cauliflower wigs sorelv felt by me. as well as by the seamen, who con-lderod it little less than murder, that men in crops —black, •Wk-pated ...
... ANNUAL and PACT’S Best Perennial Rye firass Seed* Also, Timothy Ctraae / which .re engaged to them of the beat dcicriptioa. CAULIFLOWER, SEA KALE ,nd ASPARAGUS PLANTS ; DOUBLE DAHLIAS, BASS MATS, SPRING VETCHES, fee. GARDEN TOOLS, tie. kc. JExcellent Situation ...
... blue and white jacket and cap, ••• 2 Mr. Chisholm, Coldstream Guards, A.D.C., b. m., Lilia, Mr. Blake, 47th, g. g. Cauliflower, by Mr. O’O. 471 h, blue and black jacket, Mr. Battershy, 47th, b. m. Maid of the Mill, striped jacket and cap, ...