... celebrated attractions of the neighbourhood of Chepstow. — Bristol Journal. C_u ?? — lnstead of cutting off the whole head of a cauliflower, Jeav c a part on the si/c of a goost'lierry, and all the leaves ; second and even third heads will be formed ; and thus ...

... although the creditors are not by any means nu- ?? Chronicle. A few days since we were presented with two amaz. ingly fine cauliflowers, reared by Mr. Dann, of Linton, ?? to Earl Comwallis. The clear flower of one irfnhese productions measured nearly a yard ...

... uot weighing altogether balf an ounce, has been improved into cabbage, whose leaves afone weigh many pouuds, or into a cauliflower of con- siderable dimensions, being ouly the embryo of a few buds, whicli, in their natural state, would uot have weighed ...

... white provence just ready to Bower* Indian cress, chrysanthemum, sweet-william, polyanthus, auriculas, and several heads of cauliflower in good condition. — Fife Jleuihl. Rot ix Shkki'. — A correspondent has furnished us with the following remedy for this ...

... Cactus Speciosa, bearing upwards of sixty blossoms, and a Thunbergia Elata, were greatly admired ; as was also the prize cauliflower, measuring 20§ inches in circumference. — Cheltenham Chronicle, ...

... quarters. At the meeting of the Calcutta horticultural and agricultural society, there were some beautiful specimens of cauliflowers, turnips, carrots, cabbages, potatoes, and in fact, of all the current culinary vegetables, and the cultivation of them ...

... — .Mtiukium Gaaettt. the garden ef a cottager named John Wilson, at Bankeud, Brnughion-in Furness, there was lately cut cauliflower of the following extraordinary dinwnsiuus, after it had been separated from the awlk clo o to the branching the flower* ...

... or four times. Mr, Clement had dog, and hat told me twice to go and bring him through the key-hole the door. There were cauliflowers in (he garden; out one off, and hid it in the filbert tree. , . , , . Sir George Gibbes-I a physician «f more than 30 vean’ ...

... Johnson, Hoysum, which proouced the aatonishing quantity of a peck and half, being in number. It sprang up amongst bed of cauliflowers, and was never paid the least attention to, either by hoeing. See. It of the Early Shaw kind, no others are grown in the ...

... necessary to go once a week to Beulah Spa, or Richmond-hill, to make their bargains. The gentlemen who have discovered that cauliflowers used formerly to grow at the bottom of the Atlantic, aud that crocodiles and alligators were in other days in the habit ...

... 10s. a quart. Rhubarb In vast j potatoes, produced in frames, very I pines in great plenty, but rather high in pri and cauliflower! in excellent quantity. g^P was luxurious in the extreme. , a j i P t)£ Ab it two years since Mr. Henry Mancur , s ; oi ...

... open nir, in quantity, md at veiy reduced prices; cabbages and lettuces, each 0: enormous size 1 greens, rhubarb, spinach, cauliflower*, piled v.-ry high in the hnge wngcone of the market gardeners, took tb. il different Stand* before midnight, and by four ...