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of fallctings, and herbs for the kitchen 

 and diftillory. 



Abundance of artichokes from the old 

 ftems that have not been tranfplanted this 

 feafon. 



Great ftore of garden beans, French 

 beans, and cucumbers, alfo young felle- 

 ry and endive, comes now again in vogue. 



Purflain, Roman lettuces and cucum- 

 bers, are now the chief fallet. 



Collyflowers are now in abundance; 

 but are likely to be rivalled by the firft 

 coming in of the hollow RuJJiii and B af- 

 ter Jea cabbages, which are the neweft difli 

 of this month. 



Young carrots and turneps are now 

 plenty. 



"The fro- This month produces a full and ample 

 ^uce of fupply of whatever was wanting in thofe 

 July. preceding. 



There are now great plenty of ftraw- 

 berries, peafe and beans, cabbages, cu- 

 cumbers, melons, and all forts of fal- 

 lets ; alfo fome white endive, fellery for 

 foups, radiflies, (crc. 



And now is the chief crop of French 

 beans ; with variety of ^utch ^dmirzly 

 marrow-fat, Sj>anijh, Morotto and wing 

 peafe. • 



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