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... William hooper gardner of king's Lynn in Norfolk, saturday of this March, had stolen out of his garden several Hundreds of Cauliflower plants supposed to be as good as any in England. Whoever will givean account who stole the said Plants, to the said Hooper ...
... the other contained the Figure of Ceres, with her Cornucopia ; from whence fcenied to bj ifluing Surnzner.Fruits^ with Cauliflowers, Cabbage*, Le^tiees, &Ci — Tfcofe of Gold had on one Sidt a venus riding on a Sea-Horfe, and' the othe Side Sad the Re ...
... may be truly affirmed that Oak or an Elm may be obtained with much lefs trouble and cxpencethan a Carnation, Cucumber, or Cauliflower. ...
... St. Peter Bailey I hurch belonging beagle Bailcock ; and there did wantonly and lofcivioully take away and dcllroy the Cauliflower ami Lettuce Plants from under the Hand-Glares; ami ul.o icmoved, Hole, and wounded, many Fruit Jrecs; l.kcwile bchcadcfl ...
... 4.1 notches a-hcad. The knowing ones were deeply taken in A few days fince Mr. Palmer, of Romford, was robbed near the Cauliflower, of his watch and about 16 guineas : the villains are both taken. PUBLIC. are really firry to have been reduced to the ...
... onght to have aeled Jike a late Lord Chancellor, who, when he was in his Clerkfhip, being fent out to Market tb purchafe a Cauliflower, brought it home jn a Chair; his Miflrefs being furprized at the Charge of Eigh teen-pence for a Cauii- ; flower, afked ...
... was in his Clerkthip, beim ., lent out to Market to purchafe a Cauliflower, b7ronglit it Home in a . Chair ; his Milli:els being fiirprized at the Charge , of Eighteen-pence for a Cauliflower, afieed him ' the meaning ; when, with becoming Spirit, Mr. V- ...
... Poplars : all which Trees are from two high, well fituated for Carriage, either by Land or Water* , Excellent Cabbage and Cauliflower may had. tjhc fame Haces v ~ jIyfONSIBUR CAILLOT, begs v X return his Thanks the Ladies sndOcn' tlemen of Shrewlbury, for ...
... 24th inft fome diforderly perfon or perfons broke into the Gardens JosrFK at the dole therefrom feveral Flower-Roots prime Cauliflower-Plants and four Hand-Glafies covered is therefore to Notice That feveral large Gins are placed Gardens whofoever enters ...
... truly affirmed, that an Oak or an Elm may be obtained •with much lefs Trouble and Expence than a Carnation, Cucumber, or Cauliflower. Printed for T. Carnan, in St. Paul's Church-Yard ; and fold by J. Drewry, in Derby. Of r whom may be bad, 1. The CIRCUIT ...
... may truly a;Srmed, that Oak or an Elm may be obtained with much lefs rc üble and Expence than a Carnation, Cucumber, or Cauliflower. Printed for T. Car nan, in St. Faul’» Church-ya'd. Sold by Simmons and Kirkby and W. rlackton. Canter-, bury; T. Filher ...
... eafieft of all the rural operations for be truly affirmed that an oak or an be obtained much and than a carnation cucumber or cauliflower London printed T Carnan St Paul's Church-yard and T Price in Glocefter be Circuit Life avifion deferibed the virtues and ...