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... For the best Hundred of KIDNEY BEANS, . 1 1 o For the best POTATOES (not less than Quarter } of a Peck,) For the best CAULIFLOWER, 0 6 For the best PEAS (not less than a Peck,) 0 10 6 For the best SPRING LETTUCE, . . . 0 10 6 For the best STRAWBERRIES ...
... Stiawberries, per Jhumb of about lain number.. 1 6 Cherries, per pound. .j. Pines, per pound o Gooseberries, per quart Cauliflower*, each - Cucumbers, each • • • til\uharb, per bundle. , Kale, ditto 1 h Potatoes, i»«r pound 0 ...
... Hill, Yards fqaare, gutaining 484 Yards, well fenced, with excellent Door, pkntifullf cropped with Peas, Beans, Potatoes, Cauliflowers, Asparagus Ihd strawberry Beds; planted with Plum and 'Apple Drees, and a Variety of about 400 Goofeberry and other choice ...
... weather, new planted trees, fhrubs and flowers, ftrawberries, cauliflowers, &c.; thin all forts ot feedling crops enongh, and in time; prick out lettuces, celery, brocoli, boorcole, cauliflowers, favoys, cabbages, leeks, &c.; earth up potatoes, peal:, beans ...
... parts the glasses of the gr. en-housesaud conser- vatories broken entirely, and very few of >!ie large bell glasses, for cauliflowers and cucumbers, escaped the general de- itructiou. ...
... s Tavern, Mytongate, Hull, on Friday, the hrst day July next, between the hour* of ten and twelve o clock For the best Cauliflower, . A* For the best Cucumber, .••••• 110 For the best IUO Kidney Beans, . . • For the best early Potatoes, (not less than ...
... two your ditto, 200 capital cueutuber . lig!its - wit boxes, 1000 feafbneil bell gialies, two brutes,. a ntarkec cart, cauliflower plants, artichoke platits - a large quantity of rotten. duffs, and fundry 'other articles in the.gardeiiiwz bufinefs. May ...
... To be viewed till the Sale, and particulars may be had on the Premises ; at the Swan, at Leatherhead , Leg of Mutton and Cauliflower, st Ashtead ; Spread Ea.gle, at Epsom ; at Garra. way's and the Baptist Coffee-Houses as of Mr. Willock, :5, Golden-Sqaare ...
... walks; turn our'ang :l:;ak well composts manures; attend regular ne not hot-beds; nmpropefl stable dung hfl;:: beds; see to cauliflowers dlenuceo; protect and earth-up plants from frost and wind ; stick peas neatly, when abont five inches high; weed and thin ...
... last, inspected the polyanthuses, wet. in the lloyal Exchange Coffee-house, for the purpoAe of inspecting the melons and cauliflowers ; •f those presented for competition were excellent, and evinced the high • state of perfection to which they. brought ...
... admired •PICK.ALILLY, composed of HOT .MIXED PICKLES ,• after ,the mauner those prepared in the East Indies, Nlarv„oes, Cauliflowers, Lemons, Gerkiiis, Onions. Sanlphi:.e, Indian Cabbage, French Beans, Carrots,&e. • , - In Jars, at 10s. 6d. and One Guinea ...
... Produce, by Mr. Farce—A mofkinterelting Paper on the Breed of Swine, by an Efferyarmer and Breeder—A new 'Mode of cultivating Cauliflowers, by Mr. Saunders, of Stroud—Another interefting Paper, by MFarey, on the Means of afcertaining the Nature of Soils, and ...