The Sun.
London, England, 1837-12-25 00:00:00

GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR.

THE WEEK.

( From the Gardener's Gazette.)
Sow LETTUCE, the Cabbage kind, and Cos in frame, with-
out bottom heat, to be merely protected from wet and frost-
You may sow some in warm situations to run their risk, but is
frames you are sure to succeed.
RADISH SEED also may be sown in frames, for succession.
Melon and Cucumber beds which have been used and don°
with, where there is little or no heat, are good for this purpose.
Sow Pass (all the early kinds are good) for successin°
crops. Draw earth close up to the roots of those already
above ground.
BEANS—plant some early Magazans.
MUSNROOM BEDS must be protected from frost, by a good
thick covering of straw.
ASPARAGUS.—Hot-beds must now be prepared to force it:
make the dung up 3ft. Gin. or 4ft. thick, and a foot wider tit°
the frame, and put good rich soil 6 inches thick, and when the
rank heat has gone off a little, place good three-year-old strong,
plants as close together as they can be laid, so that the franle
will cover them, and afterwards six inches more mould abo/6
the crowns ; put on the boxes and lights, and merely 0°
little air to let off the steam as it rises. In February you Ma'
cut excellent Asparagus. ye
FRUIT Room.—Look over all gathered Fruit, and retn°.b
all that are damaged ; cover all that will damage by frost"'
a thick covering of straw.
HOTHOUSE AND GREENHOUSE, as before ; but especially 10°
to the drainage of the pots.
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Bring in from the general store, successions of Hyanln..Oo..s'
and other bulbous roots to force, also flowering shrubs, i"-
rican, &c.
All American plants and other shrubs, &c., in pots, t°
main out of doors, should be plunged. be
Hedges may be plashed and clipped, new hedges MO
planted.

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B RTHS.
On the 21st inst., at the ReI
ctory, East Hcrsley, the 101-
f the
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Hon. and Rev. A. Percival, of a daughter. f *.flei
On the 22c1 inst., the lady of A. G. Finlaison, E5q.2,...° Cb—
On the 17th inst., at Annett's-crescent, Islington Air"
. John
On Home, of a son. , Mr. •"-
On the 18th inst., at Camberwell-green, the lady °'
Deane, of a SOY.°bat, of a
On the 17th inst., at Bath Lodge, Chelsea, Mrs. Antr '
daughter, still-born. E. Got-
On the 14th inst., in Connaught-square, the lady of J•
f Robert
don, Esq., of a son.
On the 15th inst., at Mecklenburgh-square, the lady 0
fler'
Burra, jun., Esq., of a daughter. of the
On the 16th inst., at Sutton-place, Surrey, the lady
f pro-
F. Vincent, of a daughter. ~,iv o
the i J
theOronethseinlitsht,hEinsgst..,,oifeaJ
soohnn.-street, Bedford-rovr,

On the 14th inst., at MChAaßritßoo/ECDho.reh,
rh ries,
second Fran son of Wm. Hedger, Esq. of West-square, S"tuvrar
On youngest daughter of M. Elwin, Esq., of Charlton.. Ram,
near Dover, ---1, to
.. the 14th inst., at Charles Church, Plymouth, price
0.7 the
iliantegs, Esq., of Padstow, Cornwall, to Jane, only daughter .
H. Blackmore, Esq., of St. Austle,irit2r iitle ntY' ...........--
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DIED. Radcliffe,
On the 21st inst., Frances Douglas, only child of D.
Esq., of the Strand, aged 14. L.imbett'
On the 20th inst., Elizabeth, only daughter of W.I.
Esq., of Woodmanstono, Surrey.Vernon,ate En'
On the 10th inst., aged 20, Braddyll Francis ire; ' a Clow
sign 20th Regiment, son of the late Geo. Vernon, sq• ,
torf Castle, county Dublin. Samuel Hardistl'
On the 17th inst., at Hamprtead, Edward . .
Esq., of Great Alarlborough-street, aged 48. . , ,ohn Ell:-
On the 19th inst., at Kirkstcad Hall, Lincolnshire J
son, Esq., aged 29. gear- Admiral of
On the 13th at Brighton, John Tower, Esq.,
the Blue, C. 13., aged O•
wife of Mr. T. Wood, of
. giv4s-streett
On the 18th inst.,
Ann,
Holborn. E aged 45. • ~...
At Brixton-hill, Streatham, John Nowby, eq., , ~.. Ells
On the 3d inst., in Upper Park street,
Islington,agerul';,. t
Beth Mary Ann, wife of Mr. W. T. Adrian, of theof I ea,
Oxfo rd-stree ,
On the 19th inst., Mr. Samuel Rickaer_ds,..
London, and BeeStoll, Nottingha.momshire, ag d4'..............!... !!.-;":
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