... ditto—Currants of ditto and any other delicious Fruits. Vegetables —Three Prizes each, viz.: Cucumbers, not less than Two—Cauliflower*, ! ditto—Celery,ditto—French Beans,dishes—Mush- rooms, ditto—Coss Lettuce, ditto—Cabbage Let} tuce, ditto—Potatoes, di ...

... ditto—Currants «itto~and any other delicious Fruits. Vegetabi.cs —Three Prizes each, viz.: Cucumbers, not less than Two—.Cauliflowers, ditto—Celery,ditto—French Beans,dishes—Musb! rooms, ditto—Coss Lettuce, ditto—Cabbage Lettuce, ditto—Potatoes, ditto—Carrots ...

... artichokes; Ist white cabbage; Ist round-rooted beet; Ist curied brocoli. George Abbott—2nd white cabbage; Ist cauliflower; Ist cauliflower brocoli; Ist winter onions; Ist spring do. James Brown—lst cucumbers; Ist eschalots; Ist garlic. James Jamieson ...

... 11 ' n ' r^,ur round and American natives, Mr. Beaumont, Dalton Green ; 2 Prince Regent, Joseph Dyson ; 1 best brace of Cauliflower, C. Sykes ; 2 do., James Dyson, Kirkhi;aton ; 1 do. Brocoli, purple Cape, Wm. Calladine ; 1 do. Mrs. Rawson, Mold Green ...

... prizes were given for dahlias (the names of a few we mention below), celery, brocoli, onions, beans, apples, potatoes, cauliflowers, &c. &c. The dahlias are named follows:—Admiral Nelson, Abidam, Angelina, Alpha, Widnals Apollo, Calypso, Cedo Niilli, ...

... Dear Rabbit Meat.—Richard Ash ton, of xlorbury, was charged Mr. E enry Wainwiight the same place, with taking number of cauliflower brocoli out of his garden, .Monday week. —Mr. appeared for the fence. The top a brocob plant, which was among a number the ...

... Fox, Esq., M.P., Bramham Park: ' —3dchernes, 3d strawberries, Ist raspberries, 2nd gooseberries, Ist red currants, Ist cauliflowers, Ist coss lettuce, Ist kidnev potatoes, 2nd carrots, Ist winter onions, Ist cabbage, Ist heaths ted stove exotics, Ist ...

... Watson. Beans—lst, Jon. Clapham ; 2nd, W L Wise. Mushrooms.—Extra prize, Geo. Watson. Tomatoes.—Extra prize, Geo. Watson. Cauliflower.— Ist, Geo. Watson ; 2nd Geo. Trotter 3rd, John Kearslev. i Brocoli.—lst, W L Wise. Cos# Lettuce.—lst, Jon. Clapham; 2nd ...

... of lamb, two lb. carrotts, one lb. turnips, i three lb. potatoes, one lb. kidney beans, some mushrooms, sage, parsley, cauliflower, celery, apples, mint, thyme, savory, pennyroyal, beetroot, marygold, blagberry, two lb. onio'ns, green peas, cabbage, ...

... do. t Radishes.—l, Mr Arnall, Ferrybridge; 2. Mr Scholey. Cei.ery, White.—l. Cooper; 2, Do. Red.—l, Mr Cooper; 2, Do. Cauliflower.—l, Mr Cooper; 2, Mr Tinker. Curled * Cole.—l, Mr Cooper; 2, Mr Fox. Spinach.—l, Mr Tinker; t 3, Do, Carrots.—l, Mr Cooper ...

... boiler used on Wednesday had connecting branches for vessels containing eight compartments, and in these were suspended some cauliflower, a large cabbage, seven pounds of potatoes, and shoulder of mutten, weighing from five to six pounds. In the oven were placed ...

... in full play. case lof public interest occurred in any of them. All the judges and other big wigs looked blooming their cauliflower decorations could make them. A few days ago a ploughman, whilst labouring in a field near Chateau Cambresis, discovered ...