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... Austin Ward, is the place of Mr. John Lee Smith. Mr. E. P. Dixon, of this town, has now in his possession remarkably fine cauliflower. Its admeasurement in circumference is 5 ft. 6 in.; the flower •Iso exceedingly good. We have very rarely witnessed •o fine ...
... for Austin Ward, late place of Mr. John Lee Smith. K. I*. Dixon, of ibis town, ban now in bis pwmmoa a remarkably fine cauliflower. Ita adroea•wwmt rircaafcranee is ft. 6 in.; the flower mssebagly good. have very rarely witnessed s specimen. CmiMTiorn ...
... liogdion, gardener to ilemy Blundell, Esq. 6. a' Mr. George i'arker.. tU BouQuET.-I. Mr. Thos. Day. 2. Mr. George Hodgson. hi CAULIFLOWER.-L. Mr. Smithson. 2. Mr. Jones. 3, &4 hi Mr. Smithson. 5, & S. Mr. Jones. si STaA.Wsaanals-(The Judges' Prize)-Mr. Thomas ...
... Turnip 2 Savoy . Mustard 1 Sainfoin lettuce (white cosa . 4 0 Trefoil 0 Radish 2 Brocoli i white) 4 American Locust seed 4 Cauliflower Cobbett Corn (very fine’.. Endive 4 U; 2d. auear. Beet (red) Cress, Squa*b, &c. Ditto (Blood red) 2 til Bags of GARDEN ...
... ditto (white) IU Early Battersea . 4 Early York 4 0 Early Dwarf 0 Saroy fi Sainfoin 1 Trefoil 1 o Broroli (white) 4 Cauliflower 0 Endive Beet (red) 2 Ditto (Blood red) 2 Rigs of GARDEN SEEL Onion 4 Leek 0 Artichoke 2 Asparagus 2 Nimble Turnip 2 ...
... Gooseberries, Currants, &c. &c.; a large quantity of Bulbous Rooted, and HerbaceousPlants, Asparagus, Rhubarb, Artichoke, Cauliflower, Cabbage, and other Plants. This Lot is a desirable Summer Residence fora small Family, and particularly adapted for a small ...
... Hon (' langdalr. Hfsi Jl.an* —l. Col Thompson. 2. Mrs Walker. H-n Turnipt. —l. Col Thompson. 2. J. (>rim«lon. Ksq. Hen Cauliflower —|, Col. Thompson. 2. J (irimston, Ksq. Ht*i CuUagtr * (abba-je— 1. Thomas ThisUeton. John ■ u. He*t (‘■•Hager t Knliinj ...
... Wilson. 2 Alr Xl. Davison. 3 Mr :T. Ward. .Best Ernldive-Ar TV. Wardl. 2 Ditto. 3 ir J. lirosho. BHest hriLie oif Cauliflowers-t Mr J. rulmn. 2 ma. 2 Ditto. 3 Mri W. Davison.. ..Blcst Cavyots-I Mir J. Ilnio. £41 2Mr C. WN~odi, g. to Mi W. Marshalli ...
... 10-tluce—l. Ellison. Eta. 2. Hon. Lang .1.1.. -I 1f.,, 11 i Endive and 2. Rev. H lt .ins.lc, 3. E. Boghnnt. Esq Brace ..f Cauliflowers—l and 2 .1 Gnmsion, Eaq lion. lasngdale. Carrots—l. J Grimatou. Esq 2 W. Marshall. Esq, Did. of three heads of White Celery ...
... C,,x Regent, Mir. Hodgson. I'At4s is-1 Pan, Mlr. Garner. 2 Ditto, Mr. Cample. man. 3 Ditto, Mr. 1iiiner JUDGES' PnZiE-1 Cauliflower, Mr. Garner. 2 DItto, ditto. 3 Ditto, ditto. There is at present residing at Sunk Island, a person of the name of John Watson ...
... side of the room contained specimens of the finest salads we ever saw ; the opposite side of the room was graced some tin. cauliflowers. and other early productions of the kitchengarden ; one division which did crodil the growers, was conspicuously marked ...
... ', gooseberries; 'grapep, strawberries,. &e., and the vegetables, comprising qucum-. bers, asparagud, salad, potatoes, cauliflowers, kidney. eans, &tc., were of a enmarkably flne description. One of tile most interesting features of ibis portion of the ...