... plants separately and frequently, winch was very tedious, but by laving small patches of bran in the vacant squares of cauliflower, lettuce, and other beds of vegetables, 1 find snails, small black worm, which 1 believe is the germ of the black snail ...

... Mr. Crofts. Bunch of Onions 1, Mr. Croft,; 2, Mr Crowcrof, - Ked Cabbage: I. James Sanderson, Esq , 2, Mr Crow croft.—Cauliflowes; 1, Mr. Howie; 2. Ported Purnle Cane Brocoli; Mr. Crowcroft. Dish of Curled Parsley ■ Mr. Crowcrolt.-Dish ofCress: 1. Mr ...

... convey steam as may ' ’he boiler used on Wednesday had cou?s for vessels containing eight compartthese were suspended some cauliflower, e, seven pounds of potatoes, and a shoulweigluug from five to six pounds. In daced a loaf of bread, weighing four lish ...

... shoulders, and raised him up, and then placed his body in the walk. The basket with turnips, some lettuce, and some small cauliflowers, were about yard or a yard and a half from his feet. He did not appear to have made any struggle. About twenty minutes ...

... garden of Miss Walker, of Masbro' House, was entered late on Saturday night or early on Sunday morning, and a quantity of cauliflowers and cabbage- stolen therefrom. We understand that five guineas reward has been offered for the conviction of the offenders ...

... entered late on Saturday mght or early on Sun J death. On Tuesday, an inquest was held at toe morning, and a quantity of cauliflowers Peacock, in Hoyle street, touching toe death of Mrs. stolen therefrom. We understand that five gu J~ foraeriy of toe Bing ...

... and more numerons than on any former occasion. The very large specimens of cucumbers from B. Hounsfield, Esq., the early cauliflowers from Wentworth, and new variety of coss lettuce, which has not been seen in this neighbourhood before, from the gardens ...

... and more numerous than on any former occasion. The very large specimens of cucumbers from B. Hounsfield, Esq., the early cauliflowers from Wentworth, and a new variety of coss lettuce, which, has not been seen in this neighbourhood before, from the gardens ...

... of Spring Onions—l, Mr. Pryor; 2, Mr. S. Butcher. Brace of Cabbages —I, Mr. T.R. Short; 2, Mr. Turner, Canklow. Brace of Cauliflower—l, Earl Fitzwilliam; 2, B. Hounsfield, Esq.; 3, Mr.T.R. Short. Curled Parsley—l, Mr. Pryor; 2, Mr. Vessey. Dish of Cress—Mr ...

... Spring Onions — l, Mr. Pryor; 2, Mr. S. Butcher. Brace of Cabbages— l, Mr. T.R. Short; 2, Mr. Turner, Canklow. Brace of Cauliflower— l, Earl Fitzwilliam; 2, B. Hounsfield, Esq.; 3, Mr. T.R. Short. Curled Parsley— l, Mr. Pryor; 2, Mr. Vessey. Dish of Cress- ...

... Purple Perfection, Mr. Smitb. Extra Prize : Spotted, Ansel's Unique, Mr. Evan!*. VEOETABI.ES. Premier Prize Specimen: 1, Cauliflower, Earl Fitz- william; 2, Matchless Peas, Mr. Barker.- Best Cucum- bers : 1, Allen's Victory of Suffolk, Mr. Barker; 2, , ...

... Barker^— Best Dish of Spinach, Artichokes, and Bunch of Carrots, Earl Fitzwilliam; 2nd Do. B. Hoansfield, &q.-Brace of Cauliflowers: I, B. Hounsfield, Esq.; 2, Earl fitzwillianii—Cape Brocoli, F. B. Walker, Esq.—Three Roots of Red or Pink Celery; 1, H ...