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... exactly to take to itself wings and fly away, at any rate to bow its proud facade before the approaching enlargement of “Mud-salad Market.” The rumour, however, that the great Covent-garden place of fruit and flower sale would extend in the direction of ...
... London, and the gardens of the qu rides poar their wealth into the Central A venue of é):vent-glrden market. Yes! in “ Mud Salad Market,” I can get, if I have the money to pay for them, bananas, shaddocks, ineapples, peas, strawberries, and asparagus out ...
... Cornish a card case, Miss Booth a 5 o’clock tea service, Miss Cecily and Mr. H. P. Booth a biscuit box, Mr. A. E. Boulton a salad bowl and silver spoon and fork, Mrs. A. E. Boulton a silver breakfast dish, Mr. and Mrs. Clement Booth a work basket, Mrs. ...
... ozs Spinach 1 pkt Scorzonera 8 ozs Turnip 1 pkt Vegetable Marrow 4 pkts Herbs, Sweet& Pot i g:tt Tomato Capsicum 1 pkt Corn Salad 12 pints Peas 3 pints Broad Beans 1} pint French Beans 1} pint Runner Beans 1 pkt Beet 1 pkt Borecole 1 pkt Brussels Sprouts ...
... Spinach 1 pkt Scorzoners 8 ozs Turnip 1 pkt Vegetable Marow 4 pkts Herbs, Sweet& Pot i );:t Tomato pkt Capsicam 1 pkt Corn Salad ...
... Spinach 1 pkt Scorzonera 8 ozs Tarnip 1 pkt Vegetable Marrow 4 pkts Herbs, Sweet& Pot 1 pkt Tomato 1 pkt Capsicuun 1 pkt Corn Salad ...
... Vegetable Marrow 4 o 28& Cress 4 pkts Herbs, Sweet& Pot 1 pkt 1 pkt Tgmato 2 pkts Cucumber 1 pkt Capsicum 1 pkt Endive 1 pkt Corn Salad 1 pkt Gourd of Pumpkin Evidence of quality, unsolicited :— From Mr. F. S. SHEARMAN, Stroud : *“ The Collection had of you in ...
... kinds. Dandelion, especially the thick-leaved form, grown in seakale pots in a gentle heat, forms an elegant and acceptable salad. Strong plants may be forced the same as seakale and asparagus, and must be thoroughly blanched, to prevent bitterness. Any ...
... forks in oak cases, Parishioners of Lower Peover ; marble and bronze time piece, Choir Lower Peover; silver mounted cut glass salad bowl, School Children Lower Peover ; revolving soup tureen, Knutsford Clerical Book Society ; milner’s strong fire proof safe ...
... as soon as the season is sufficiently advanced ; the soil should be rich, and for tomatoes a sunny aspect must be chosen. Salad Plants must have a shady position, or they may run to seed. Peas and Beans : It is best in sowing at this time of year to depend ...
... Asparagus, French Beans, Beet, Cabbages, Carrots, Cauliflowers, Cucumbers, Lettuces, Mushrooms, Onions, Radishes, Small Saladings, Spinach, Tomatoes, and Turnips.— The Gardener's Magazine, A sculling match for £2OO was decided on Monday afternoon over ...
... got in without delay. Sow the last succession of French Beans ; also Lettuce, Endive, Walcheren Cauliflower, Radish, Small Salads, Spinach, Peas, and Turnips. Vgehbles in season comprise Broad and French Beans, Cabbage, Caauliflowers, Cucumbers, Lettuces ...