... .. lst prize, lied, Earl Ferrer* 241 prize, White, Mr. Guest Radishes lit prize, Marquis of Hastings lettuce Endive Cauliflower let prize, Sir Gm. Beaumont Cabbage.. Peas lit prize, Green Marrows, Mr. T. l'idanele 2d prize, Knights' ditto, Mr. Mammatt ...

... onions may now be sown, but if the land is wet and heavy, it will be time enough next mouth. Plant out the strongest of the cauliflower plants, which have been preserved during the winter in frames. A warm south border is the best situation for this crop. ...

... in the morning and continuing pretty late in the afternoon. The Kitchen-garden. — Plant out the strongest of the young cauliflower plants, and sow a little more seed. Prick out celery into nursery beds of light rich soil. ...

... lobsters, 2s to 3s each ; crabs, to 2s each; apples, Is to 2s Od per peek ; onions, Is per peck; rhubarb, 3d to 4d per bunch; cauliflowers, Id to each, potatoes, 1» 2d 4d per peck. ...

... relaid, turf cut and laid, and trees and shrubs of every kind transplanted. The Kitchkn-gardes. — The crops of lettuce and cauliflower intended to be preserved in frames during the winter should be kept free from weeds, and the lights should be drawn off ...

... planting of potatoes. Plant out cabbage plants. Attend to successional crops of peas, beans, radish, spinach, &c. Protect the cauliflower plants during sharp frosts. ...

... with small evergreens, kept in pots for the purpose, which have a pleasant and lively appearance. ME GAIDZW.—Aoy spare cauliflowers, which would be 'polled if allowed to remain in the ground, may be taken up, and when the outer leaves have been pulled ...

... Thomas Barber, Esq. Carrots 2d prize, Ditto—lehabod Wright, Esq. let MY . Ong arr—olitto. Id prize, Altringham—ditto. Cauliflower lst prize, White flrasdi—ditto- Yd prize, Brimstone Brocoli—ditto. Artichokes Al prise, Ditto—Thomas Barber, Esq. Onions ...

... F. N. Norton, Esq. Asparagus (ditto), Battersea, 1t..,. E. 1.. Thotot.4l Ditto (second ditto), ditto, T. Barber, Esq. Cauliflowers (first ditto), Early, P. Brooke, Esq. Ditto (second ditto), Purple, Rev. E. L. Thoroton Curainbers (first ditto), Southwick ...

... and loosened if they appear to have become too tight. The Kitchen-garden.— Sow cabbage seed for collards, also a little cauliflower seed for latest crop. Let ground be prepared for planting out brocoli ; this crop likes a rich soil, and a good allowance ...

... fritters, forcemeat fritters, onion and sage fritters, bread and parsley fritters, savory pie, mushroom pie; potatoes, peas, cauliflowers, and beet root. Second course : Plum pudding, fruit tarts, moulded rice, moulded sago, cheese cakes, blanc mange, custards ...

... eonfeetloner I-t. tning street ; and Mr. George Bowman, of the Old Dial, Stockweli-gate, Mansfield, and stole rp.an litv of cauliflowers and other tallies. aooM.—On the I nil tnst . before John Coke, Esq Henry Aked..tl,errs t.n Hatkard, of Mansfield, was ...