... -undc; i it. The hair in a fhort curl. The capotes are e fill oblong, and decorated in front with an arr5- ficial rofe or cauliflower, of white or jonquil co- h louiedfatin. The favoured ribbons are colour- y ed at the edges, and fpotted %wist the forms ...

... trough ; ,and, after Mr,.Andrrws'a famihy had6 edined, Cthe had taken *r in her poc~ttr, frni nis reitchen, the lcaves of cauliflowers, r. and otiaerovitlts, that camne from his tab,e, to futtain life. It alto appeared, that Mrs. Andrews ants ner maid had ...

... A Frenchman, named Guller, has discovered, by many experiments, that elder has the proper- ty o'preserving cabbages and cauliflowers.horn caterpillars, fruit trees from blast, corn from the ellow fly, and turnips from -all kinds of insects. The dwarf elder ...

... Sinp'fon, Efq. Perfns Green-fecond Melon. Mr WILLIAM HOSIE alfo got the firil Cauliflower. Mr WILLIAM Woon, Foreman to Mr Charles Pea. cock, Bonnington Road-fecond Cauliflower. - The Caledonian Gardeners Lodge have two objecfs in view by their con[titutiorio; ...

... with the leg of a calf, or tbe haulrch of a fiag; never thinks of a lecotid courfe, or of a delert, or even tif a bruce, cauliflower, or carrot, pickled cucumber, or t1e like. *- The eagle alfo, king of the birds, feafis himfelf and t he royal family, the ...

... rgftyle of dancing. The lady' wore Wflays a-Ia-aetiqse, with a ridinlg habit 'equ~ally eutsg~i's ''Thse gentleman had on a cauliflower wig uf.-vaft dimenflons, andl a fruff- . colop,,redcgoat switlb. fifffltircs.' Theygwere both un- knIcown. The Dumke an ...

... atid thus they may be eaten for two or three months; s herr, at prcf ...

... hunt, was won by Sir Thomas Muotjn'r b. g. Cauliflower . . Mr. Cope's br. g. Romeo . . . . . . 2 The Sweepftakes, of 5gs. each, the beft of three 1- rile heats, was won by Sir Thomas Moftyn's b. g. Cauliflower . 1 1 Mr. Cope's br. g. Fly by Night . . ...

... number 0 1 6 Cherries, per poun. .. ?? .1 t (3 Pines, per pound. .. ?? . 0 14 0 Goofeberries, per quart .. .. ?? 2 0 Cauliflowers, each. ?? .. .. 0 2 6 Cucumbers, ?? .. .. ?? O I i Rhubarb, per ?? .. ?? O 6 .Sea ?? .. .. .. .. ?? O 6 New Potatoes, per ...

... -covermg te soi mienpreies, &c.by l=W en dersdii, Brechi 'Castlef on' preventing the worm-in -carrts, ' suidlsopreservisg caul~iflower, heads through: the wiltefr, by ; Mr ~iithSlithhi; on. destroying: goose rry caterpillars, .nbyMr lKbK 'ista~ ton,. andon ...

... best Meln wis awarded to Mr lar&es to- Steuart, gardener to SirJohn- 1ope at Pinkie ; . ' } ; .- Abd that for -the best Cauliflower, to Mr John Porteous, S he -'gardener, to William .Aitchieson, Esq. at Drunmnore. . '1 * No'fo >=edvpe s were broaght forward ...

... general meeting for the season, held at the Cross Keys In n, Falkirk, dn Friday, 17th in- I stant, for the shew of pinks and cauliflowers, a _ choice assortment was brought forward for com. Te petition, and, greatly to the honour of the respective candidates ...