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... per pot 2 •61 2 Potato:2.4ov peck sto 1 •l/moos, ..per puck 2•to 2 poi to •I --- 4 oto 0 0 2to 4Letturols. each .. Itu 0 Cauliflower.; Bnrcolipurple,ench Ito 4 . Nottoocit •3tu Arttcltoke, p. dish 6 I klul=r 60200 • • 41 0 tarrotts, per put • fill Cap Turnips ...
... strawberries. An account of the quaittimaa, Smash eera VOT Triumphant taibbages, cauliflowers, and lettere*. in this market, from Lae returns delivered tst Sow cauliflowers, Brueselleseprudes,Savoys,cabbages, in the week ended MM. byte% coverlet &embitter ...
... • • ?arrive, per pot •to 1 •••1 • Owens, ..per pock •le to • II to •• pirating.— • --A Ito• 4I Lettuces, cod. .. Ito 1 Cauliflowers 3 to • • Ito • *condi • .. 3to • I p. dila 3to • I par domes 4to per pot •toa Copsitwo010 Turnips, per port. 11. ...
... and plant all sorts cabbages; the most profitable are Hie Battersea the Ham. York, Venack „vc. warm border sow a little cauliflower seed, and also seeds of the early purple, Portsmouth, or sulphur broroli. A full crop of carrots and parsnips should now ...
... seaman. The fruit and vegetables exhibited unequivocal signs of the forwardness of the season, the asparagus, green peas, cauliflowers, and kidney beans were very fine, as were also the plates of strawberries and grapes. The band played with their usual ...
... mIpo.1,••• Pot •t• 9 Potates..por ••Or I pock •to 4 pot • •to • • adpilling..• • to red • to • 4 1 6011••••• s•Cb 5. • Cauliflowers • • • I C.157.9R Mkt.. I to • Bravoli,dletteesch • 9to • 4 • •to I Artieltollea, p. •9to • TIMMY*, dem • to 4to Carrotto ...
... White Dutch. Mr. Middlemiss. Raspberries.—lst prize, Antwerp, J.L.Aj-miiage.Esq.; 2d, Wilmuft Early, J. Annitage, Esq. Cauliflowers.—lst prize, Early Dutch, Mr. Middlemias; 2d, Battersea, Mr. Middlemiss. Faely Brans.—lit prize, Mr. Ryder ; 2d, Longpod ...
... or Greenhouse Planis, Hardy Plants, Hardy Annuals, Strawberries, Cherries, Grapes, Pines, Peaches, Nectarines, Melons, Cauliflowers, Potatoes, Peas, Carrots, Lewuce ; and to for Cabbages, Peas, Potatoes, and Nosegays. Cirencester. 973d June. 1240. ROBT ...
... or Greenhouse Plants, Hardy Plante, Hardy Animals, Strawberries, Cherries, Grapes, Pines, Peaches, Nectarines, Melons, Cauliflowers, Potatoes, Peas, Carrots, Lettuce, and to Cottagers fur Cabbages, Peas, Potatoes, and Nosegays. ROBERT BREWIN, Cirencester ...
... : fd, Mr. Ryder Fos Bur Councnos or Vsseranus.—Consiating of 6 Twisting. Broad Beau., French Essas,Potatees, Turnip., Cauliflowers, and Pe., Mr. ■iddlesis. STA or Tai SIM San.—MaraHoducs. ripc, troott, Hopwood. Two Disuse or Curcumiaa.-11.1r. itioca ...
... Erie* r. Pea, Mr. thirlvton. Otomzeutnl tioaket of Plants..••M r. Speeirenvi Plant, Bragtoomoria •angoiniens, Mr. Hodge, Cauliflowers.- 14 prize, Mr. Usk; 2.1 ditto, M r. Utterron. Early liranie.-14 prize, Mr. Ilurlston; 24 ditto, Mr. Utterson. Kidney Bratis ...
... Papahu, Crytochihum ,Si>. desnera C’.mpexa, dladeal us Ihnlibrindus, Mrs. Wray. Ornamental Basket of Plants.—Mrs. Wray. Cauliflowers.— l*t prize, Miss Crrgou Colmore ; 2d. P. Thompson, Esq. Early Beans.—lst prize, P. Thompson. Esq. ; 2d, J. Tuvlor, Esq ...