The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1892-04-15 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

EGETABLE VARDEN.—O IVO the last turn over twinhijetxtu,d,f,l iiiwel 1 ttrohi .rktl 1 ,:ott,oin,,opgi lor.sotu uus,dhr,o) uiwilidttiel übidse value by means of a Government subsidy. for this thoroughlyasparagus; y e L r e 0 interAt Denbigh Assizes, William Peter Edwards, the planting need not be done just yet; better year, farmer, who was indicted for murderously assaulttill the grass has started into growih. Asparagusbig a gamekeeper, by shooting him in the face and legs, was acquitted. beds in bearing will probably have been dressed over At Liverpool, Samuel Moffat, a policeman, hat are this with the rake to make a smooth surface. been sentenced to four months' hard labour fo Sow turnip-rooted beet for early use. The end of breaking into a public-house and stealing few the mouth will be time enough to sow the longs bottles of whiskey. He was on duty at the time. rooted kinds; if sown earlier the roots will be The plane for the new Liverpool Post Office to be coarse, and perhaps some of them may bolt. Globe erected in Victoria Street, are now understood to be artichokes where unprotected are hit hard by the in a forward condition, and as soon as they arc frost. As soon as the growth begins to move new finally approved of the work of clearing the SAE plantations may be made. Plant in rows 3 feet eack will be begun. way' water and mulch to encourage root-action. A boy named William Isherwood, residing in Sow the tender mutual herbs, such as basil, sweet Leigh, Lancashire, found a £26 note. The boy 'm marjoram, and summer savoury in heat for early mother, on hearing of the disooveiy, at once took use. A few plants may be grown on in pots under the note to the owner, and was rewarded with glass, and the remainder hardened off and planted thanks and the sum of 2d. out early in June on a warm south border, or seeds Notice has been given by the Great Western Rail. may be sown on the warm border in May. Plant way Company that they intend to apply to Path*. broad Windsor beaus to come on in succession. ment for power to construct a new railway in the The mein sowing of winter greeus should parish of Ruabou and in the townships of Moretou, be mad i now. Drees the seeds with red Below, and Bodylltyn, Denbighshire. lead to prevent them being taken by birds; it is The control of the Admiralty Pier at Dover, whith better and cheaper than netting. Rearrange cost upwards of £1,000,000 to construct, has been herb-beds and put in cuttings of sage, thyme, rose. finally transferred to Dover Harbour Board as a mary, and lavender. Give water till established. part of the scheme for a new harbour there. It it Herbs will do very well oil north borders, though im estimated that the new harbour will be completed the case of need it is better to have two beds, one in in seven years from the present time, a warm position for early pickiug, and the other on the north !tide of a wall for late wee. In cold situate Two poachers indicted at the Denbighshire Rona tarragon should have a war in dry well-drained Assizes for shooting a gamekeeper with intent te site. BCuttiw'r s of tarragon may be taken from the g murder him were acquitted by the jury. They were rem), hoots of the forced plants ; they strike freely then charged with poaching with loaded weapous, under grass, aud may be hardened off when rooted and then plan:ed. out. The herb, like mint and convicted, and sentenced to six months' inapt isou• anent with bard labour. chervil, is always in demand. Pick out early sown The body of the man who accidentally walked Brussels sprouts; it is import ant some of the plants into the canal in Huuslet, and was drowned, has should have an early start. Sow capsicums if not been identifield as that of Patrick Conoby (60), a already dune. Shift on tomatoes to get them strong labourer employed by the Midland Railway Com- before plant:lig out. 'I hew intended for cool-houses pan!, and living in the neighbourhood of Chariot may soon be liardemel ref ready for planting out. Street, the Bank, Leeds. Ham green Liven: Pe, perfection, and Llackwood William Bentley (58), mechanic, Gibbet Street, park are good kinds for growing under glass. Prick Halifax, has committed suicide by drowning in the out celery in frames or under handlights. Sow lake in Shibdeu Hall grounds. The other night vegetable marrows and ridge cucumbers wade' Bentley attacked his son-in-law, Harry Wormald, glass.—E. 11013 DAY, in "Gardening Illustrated." mechanic, with a knife, and stabbed him several times, though the mares recovery is anticipated. Much of the foolish expenditure of money comes The result of the ballot of the Durham minert from the person having been toe suddenly intrusted taken on the strike question gives 31,383 for the with the responsibility. continuance of the strike, and 18,412 in favour of There is nothing purer than honesty, nothing the Federation Board having power to make s sweeter than charity, nothing warmer than love, settlement. This IS a lite° change upon the last nothing riohor than wisdom, nothing brighter ballot, when the figures were 43,066 and 11,656 than virtue, and nothing MON etioadfast Ono rennentivels. (oak.