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... Ellerbach, being indebted to him for sundry plates of roast lamb and cauliflower, he, the complainant, expressed a strong desire to have the said plates of roast lamb and cauliflower paid for without delay, inasmuch as he was fully aware that when a good ...
... Potato. 80 Jellies 60 Ditto of French Beans 20 Creams 30 French Pies 40 Salads and Cucumbers 30 Pigeon Ditto 20 Dishes of Cauliflowers 30 Hems DESSERT. 75 Pine Apples, of 21b5 each 120 Cream and Water Ices, various 100 Dish , s of Hot House Grapes 40 Dishes ...
... should be removed as soon as they are done with; the ground should then be dug, and the intermediate spaces filled up. Cauliflowers.—The plants which are now coming in should be duly supplied with water, which is the:only means of causing them to produce ...
... COVENT GARITEN MARKET-THIS MORNING. New Potatoes from 55 to 12s per cwt, which I. about 28 6d to 6a per imperial bushel—Cauliflowers (rem 2s to 4e, and Cabbage, from Is to 2s per dozen heads—Horse Radish from 2564 to 4s; barb front 64 to 104; Brocoli from ...
... Lettuces, Is to Is 6d per half-sieve—Lemons, fBs to lOs per 100—Rhubarb, 2s to Os per dozen bunches—Artichokes, 2s to 4s—Cauliflowers, 6d to 3s; White Cabbages, 6d to is; Cos Lettuces, 6d to Is 2d ; Nectarines and Peaches, 8s to 133 ; Apricots, is to lOsper ...
... TURDAY, Old Potatoes from 25 6d to is per cwt., which is about Is 3d to 25 6d per imperial bushel—Endive, gd to Is 64; Cauliflowers, 94 to Is 6d ,• and White Cabbages, 6d to Is per dozen heads—Rhubarb 4d to Is ; Horseradish, is 6d to 2s 6d; and Celery ...
... instances, lower than on this day se'rmight. The supply of foreign fruit was but moderate.—Potatoes from 35 to 6s per cwt.—Cauliflowers, 8d to 2s ; White Cabbages, 4d to led; and fled ditto, 2s to 3s 64 per dozen heads.—Horseradish, Is 6d to 2s; and Celery ...
... OUT OF DOORS. Cauliflowers—The ;Wain crop for autumn use should be immediately planted on a rich pi.ce of ground. Cacumbers—lf they are required through the winter, seed should now be sown, so as to have strong plants by the beginning of September. Carefully ...
... per half.sieve—Oranges and , los to 15s per 100—Rhubarb, 2s to 5s per dozen bundles--'6,b. ragus, Is 6d to 5s per bundle—Cauliflowers, Is to 63 Wh ite e , bages, 6d to is; Cos Lettuces, 41 to 10d ; and Necta _ r „ Peaches, lt , s to 18s per dozen—Melons ...
... —Endive, 19d to Is 4d ; White Cabbages, 64 to Is; Red ditto, 25 to 45; Savoy ditto, SA to Is 4d ; Brocoli, Is to Is 8d ; and Cauliflowers, Is to 25 per dozen heads — Horseradish, 2s to 3s; and Celery, 8d to Is Ed per bundle—Turnips, Is to 21; Carrots, 45 to ...
... COVENT GARDEN MARKET—THIS MORNING. Potatoes from is to lOs per cwt, which is about from 2s 6d to 58 per Imperial bushel—Cauliflowers from Is to 23, and Cabbages trom Is/to 2s per dozen heaas—Horse Radish from Is 6d to 3a fid ; Asparagus from 23 to ss; ...
... agst Nizza, Rosary c, Cauliflower, and Eliza. The Ascot colt won this heat in a canter, but having ridden 3lbs above his weight, without declaring it, was disqualified, and the heat given to Eliza. Second heat-7 to 2 agst Cauliflower, and 9to 2 agst Rosary ...