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... took his feat to learn, Some barber’s news, and wait his (having- turn. Up came old Gauger with his flowing wig, bite a cauliflower, hut twice as big, And peering round, for he was almofl blind, A vacant block-fland for his wig to find, He chanc’d, fad ...
... large an audience. I confidcr them a> fj many cMaget, replied the preacher. But what you think of me rejoined my Lord. As cauliflower among cabbages,” faid the Curate. ...
... with fallads and cabbages. It was not till the zra of the Redoration, that afparagus, artichokes, oranges, lemons, and cauliflowers, were known in England. 3. It was fomewhat remarkable that Queen Elizabeth was the firft pcrfon England who wore (lockings ...
... with fallads and cabbages. It was not till the sera of the Refloration, that afparagus, artichokes, oranges, lemons, and cauliflowers, were known in England. c: 3. It was fomewhat remarkable that Queen Elizabeth was the firtt perfon in England who wore ...
... one hundred and ; filty guineas Chevely!” exclaimed the Dukei 1” fays an Englirttman, with a coloured neckerchief, and cauliflower wig—“ Pray my I friend you know me,” obfcrves the Duke, 11 fays Jthn' who did not feem his eloaths to Ik worth guinea.—“l ...
... it done by Ihc flug, and would advife night-rolling to be tried, which is neither dithctilt or expenfive. Cahblg* feed, cauliflower and othet garden feedi, are very frequently a-.tacki-d and often dtftroyed both by the fly andi flug, and the former ol ...
... eighth’. this reign alto the Wumftead pippm wa. poofeberries, lal 1 ads, and cabbages were brought jm Flanders. Afparagus, cauliflowers, artichokes. ' and lemons, w ere never fetnin this counoranges, , —ftiration. try till after tnc Jixtraa of a Letter from ...
... mifehief is done the flug, and would advife night-rolling to be tried, which neither difficult orcxpenfivc. Cabbage feed, cauliflower, and other garden feeds, arc verv frequently attacked, and often deftioyed both j the fly and flug, and the former theft ...
... truly af- firmed, that an Oak or an Elm may be obtained with much left Trouble and Expence than a Carnation, Cucumber, or Cauliflower. Printed for T. CARNAN, in St. Paul* Church-Y»rd, Of rrsjhom may he had, t. The CITCUIT of HUMAN LIFE —A Vision. In which ...
... of Foreft and Frnit-Trees, Evergreens and . Flowering Shrubs, Garden, Grafs, and Flower Seeds, Arti- choke, Afparagus, Cauliflower and Cabbage Plants, Bafs Mats, Garden Tools, &c. A fine Collection of train'd Peach, Nectarine and Apricot Trees. Every ...
... truly af- firmed, that an Oak or an Elm may be obtained with much hrfi Trouble and Expence than a Carnation, Cucumber, or Cauliflower. Printed for T. CARNAN, in St. Paul'i Church- Yard. OJ' nvbom may be had, I. The CITCUIT of HUMAN LIFE A Vision. In Which ...
... ment of Foreit and Fruit-Trees, Evergreens and Flowering Shrubs, Garden, Grafs, and Flower Seeds, Arti- choke, Afparagus, Cauliflower and Cabbage Plants, Bafs Mats, Garden Tools, Sec. . A fine Collection of irain'd Peach, Nectarine and Apricot Trees. Every ...