... each; butter Is to Is per lb ; eggs, to 12 for Is. Vegetables.—Celery, Id to per stick ; cabbage, (savoys,, lid to 2d each; cauliflowers, 2d to 3d each; onions, 2d per to; turnips, 4d to per score; parsnips, l£d per lb carrots, per lb ; potatoes, from Is Gd ...

... 3s to 4s per dozen ; Figs, 2sto'4s per dozen; Pears, to per dozen; Apples 6d to 3s per hundred; Cabbages, Id to 2d each; Cauliflowers, each ; Potatoes, 6d to 9d per score; Carrots and Turnips, lid per bunch ; Peas, to Is per peck ; Beans, 2dper 100. Ashburton ...

... rarest (named) collection, Robt. C. R. Jordan, Esq. Vegetables— Cucumbers, C. Stirling, Esq.; Brocoli, W.B. King.Esq.; Cauliflowers, Sir J. Strachan, Esq.; Cabbages (Paignton), C. Stirling, Esq.; Cabbages, W. M. Praed, Esq. i Lettuces, cos, C.Stirling ...

... Esq.; asparagus, Sir T. D- Acland, Bart.; second, H. Porter, Esq.; rhubarb, J. Ponsford, Esq. ; second, S. Parr, Esq.; cauliflowers, H. Porter, Esq.; cucumbers, S. Kingdon, Esq.; second, H. Porter, Esq.; green peas, ditto; second, S. Kingdon, Esq.; kidney ...

... Potatoe-, 2id to 4d per !b.; Strawberrie*, to per quart; Raspberries, Cd per pot; Cherries, fid per lb. ; Cucumbers. 9d to ; Cauliflowers, each ; Broad Beam, 4d per quart j Potatoe.-, per score. Fish —Salmon. 10d per lb.: Mackerel. I\i and 2d each. Lacncebton ...

... countiymen, from the Derbyshire hills, were lookingata piece ef coral ; at last, one them concluded it must be a petrified cauliflower. The kind-hearted and facetious Tom Hill, well-known in the litorarp circles, has at last shuffled off his mortal coil. ...

... The early crops Peas, Spinach, Radishes, and Cauliflowers, should be cleared off the ground as soon as their edible supply is exhausted ; tlie ground well manured and dug might be planted with Cauliflowers or Wa clieren Brocoli. Continue to ridge oat ...

... summer crops as fast as they are done with, and get in the winter and spring crops ; draw drills to plant in. Lettuce, Cauliflower, Broccoli, or any other vegetable saved for seed, should be netted before it is ripe, to prevent birds getting at it. ...

... one of the larger cabhages may now made, and also of red cabbage, a frame, you not sufficient autumn-sown plants. Nome cauliflowers should also be sown a frame, for the earliest crop, and some more under a warm wall, to succeed them. A sow ing celery ...

... 6d per quart; Cherries, 2d to 6d per lb ; Raspberries, 6d per quart; Cucumbers, fid to ls each Broad Beans, per quart; Cauliflowers, Id to 4d each; Asparagus, Is til per 100; Currants, 4d per quart; Potatoes (new}, ls to ls 1«J ; Old, lOd per score. Fi>u ...

... ground more permeable to the young roots by a sprinkling of water. Continue to plant and prick out lettuce, celery, and cauliflowers, giving to each for several days afterwards a good supply of water. Cucumber and vegeiable marrow beds should now be in ...

... Geese, 5s ; Turkey Poults, 5s each ; Partridges, 3s per brace ; Hares. 2s 6d each ; Butter, per lb.; Eggs, a shilling ; Cauliflowers, 3d each ; French Beans, Id per 100 ; Grapes, from 9d per lb. ; Peaches, ; Apricots, Is per dozen; Mulberries, 6d per quart; ...