... less than the chain of roastingjack. Old Renault, stout young Munster man in a coachman's cauliflower; who, when the plot was discovered, doff'd his cauliflower, and personated in his own proper person *• the duke and assembled senate, —sitting solus ...

... Brocoli also for a full crop, two teet apart every way i» not too much. For fine sorts, such as tall larye headed purple, the Cauliflower or Spring white, and the hrge cream colour, may be three feet apart—wait iv all p anting ft r a shower of rain, for '' you ...

... OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. Hoe between Cauliflowers which are Coming to flower, draw the earth round the roots form a basin, and liberally apply water in dry weather. —Destroy weeds between all crops. —Plant out Cauliflowers, to be covered with hand-glasses ...

... still unused, it will be well to select the later heads and lay them in under the shade a north wall; and if the early cauliflowers are encouraged by applications of liquid manure, there will be no interval between tbe last the broccoli. Cottagers' Gardens ...

... —Fowls, 2s. 9d. to le. 6d. per couple, and Chicken, 2s. 9d.—Eggs, for one shilling.—Butler, Bd. per lb.—Peas, 2s. per peck.—Cauliflower, 2d per head.—Cucumbers, each.—Potatoes, Md. per peck.— Strawberries. per quart. —Gooseberries, 2d. per quart I Co Market ...

... every eatable maae * the . ulD,e trom the garden of , toe Key. Mr. lucker, of this place, more especially his munificent cauliflower*, snowy and ample an episcopal wig* » na fta. ' horticultural robbery, the same, or thieves stole quantity ol the rev. ...

... out-of-door cucumber-bed, stirred over, will be suitable for August sown cauliflowers, which shortly will require the protection of hand-glasses. Some prefer keeping their cauliflower plants in small pots under glass. Asparagus stalks should be removed, ...

... ; green ditto, J. C. Tozer, Esq. Vegetables.—Cucumbers, W. M. Praed, Esq.; peas, Sir J. Strachan; broad beans, ditto ; cauliflowers, best three, W. M. Praed, Esq.; cos lettuces, ditto cabbage lettuces, Sir J. Strachan ; rhubarb, Wm. John Watts, Esq. ; ...

... different habits are mixed or the sake of appearance, it easy to overlook some important specimen, and perhaps lose it Cauliflowers Lettuces, and 'all fast growing vegetables, V ter ' thisis done iet t be done effectual y. that is, let the ground saturated ...

... ; raspberries' and currants, per quart capsicums, Is per dog. ' Vegetables— Tomatoes, to each; red cabbages, 6d each ; cauliflowers, 3d to 4d each ; celery, 2d per stick ; turnips and carrots, per bunch j broad beans, 2d per quart j french, do., Id per ...

... Vegetables— Red Cabbages, 3 I to 4d each; Parsnips. per lb.; Celery, Id per. stick Carrots and Turnips, 2d per bunch ; Cauliflowers, 3d each Savoys, Id to 2d ; Onions, Id per lb. ; Brocoli, to per stick. Pork Cabcasks.—There change market thisruorn« ing ...

... more, hoe those already up, and advancing. Parsley, weed and clean—sow more, for it will be better than that sown earlier. CAULIFLOWERS under —uncover, the first thing the morning, and cover the tlast thing night. Sow for a Michaelmas crop. Bbocoli -plant ...