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... more valuable for this purpose than Coleworta. Lay in a good stock of ealading by planting Lettuces and Endives freely. Corn Salad should also be sown. After the hot summer and the recent rains the earth is warm and moist, and seeds will soon germinate. ...
... 3rd Volunteer Battalion Welsh Regiment, 71 and 61; and 3rd 'Glamorgan Volunteer Rifle Corp, 95 and 65, 4a.L.041.1C L J. .salad W 14 ~. ibs L J. 1110KKLAND = 4 0 4 I ma le Grain ...
... tureen. DEVILLED CHEESE. Devilled cheese is very good indeed spread on cream crackers or other dry biscuits, and served with salad. It is quite easy to prepare, too, and will ho much appreciated by the masculine pert of the family, at least. You must vary ...
... some department or other. A of plants. Lettuce plants for succession and cottager has only his garden to show his any other salad plants should be put in while friends and visitors, and a .2pecial effort the soil is moist, and the clouds overshadowshould ...
... trouble the gardener are I less in evidence. Suocessional crops of various kinds should be sown, especially Lettuces and other salad plants. Brussels Sprout. for autumn and early winter use should be got out. Well. hardened Tomato planta may be put out in ...
... routine character, end viill largely depend upon tho demand for forced produce. Asparagus, seakale. rhubarb, muNliroom.s, and salading wreak more or las in demand, and if the garden can meet t•he demands of the in respect of thing., his Fife will be easier ...
... mustard, the yolks of two ba rd-boiled eggs, einem, parsley , pepper, and salt. Mix all these thoroughly before adding to the salad. Decorate the top with concentric triangles of grated yolk of egg, chopped beet, chopped parsley, and capers. Ursa Saurs.—Take ...
... Uandrindod, a present. Mrs. Allen, Swansea, a cheque. Mr. W. Crother, Shrewsbury, fancy table cloth Mrs. Edwards, Llandrindod : salad bowl. Misses Keats, Aberdare, fruit dish, china. Mr. Wheatstone, Uandrindod, butter knife and _jam spoon, pearl handles, in ...
... essential if the raising of early outdoor crops 111 iesired. In the southern counties there are many places where then early salads might be grown to profit. A of fair width at the foot of a wall or fence, facing flee south. would prove an ideal poition ...
... M.A.S. Messrs. Evans year after Oa this ocessios be lost it, and Son supply all kinds of picture frames. allhosgh no dig _salad asaged shows iro• THE OHISHA, TEMPLE lITHILIT. . He4ad se &sive The Geisha window this year is such of t trinto the but ...
... cheque Captain J Williams, cheque Mr and Mrs T Griffiths (Burry Port) cheque Mrs T Griffiths, cheque Mrs Henry Williams, salad bowl and Boners Mr Thomas-Moore, cheque Mr T Thomas-Moore, cheque Mr and Mrs J Thomas-Moore, silver candlesticks Miss Thomas-Moore ...
... excellent salad should try to grow endive—which belongs to the order Compositae, and is a native of the East Indies. It has a spreading rosette of smooth, deeply cut and crisp leaves, which in a blanched state are highly valued as a salading. It flourishes ...