... streets contiguous to Berkeley-square on Sunday morning. One was dressed• as vender of vegetibles„ with a blue apron and a cauliflower in his hand. The beadle at length took, the prisoners into custody atter they had plundered the area Lord Hawke. On searching ...

... list. tive•yr-o,di, tilt A winner of ¶Ol. before naming, to carry Ira. (;entleinen riders. ITWO. Sub- Mr. Davison's b. f. Cauliflower, by L'Oricnt, 4 yrs Mr. Treadier s g. g. Wiluguose, by oelpini, i M,. eat. r. ley 4 ) rs 3 Mr. Laltetaint's b. c. by Si( ...

... have been held to hail tor future appearance. List week were cut in the Garden of Gentle,. m an at noltigate, near' twri Cauliflowers ) each of which weighed (el) pounds and a half, stripped . of the:leaves, end were :27 inches in cit.. etonterence, Yesierda'y ...

... observer of the weather, can answer for full 50 years. Roses and flowers in full bloom, strawberries, cucumbers, pe•rs, cauliflowers, contribute to deck out and cater for this deiiglvtul autumn. Both the pastures and the stubbles afford luxtiriart and ...

... cucumbers were lately left in Carey-street, mid the sum paid for them by an incautious housekeeper was lOs.; a bushel of cauliflowers was tendered in the same way - in Prince's-street, Bedford-row, but there the servant was too wary to be cheated. CAR - ...

... establishments. The question May now be considered as decided, that the game of one•card 100, so long permitted, is .unlaWful. Cauliflowers and French-beans have this year been, uncommonly excellent and abundant ; the latter .favourite vegetable is at this time ...

... riders.. wick: [Wand., 0 Sutiscrinets.) vlr. Wright's b. in. Coiniktiowec, O•yrs, tact. sib. t c. 4 is, I tst. a 2 to 7. on Cauliflower. Wen very easy.. SWeeitstakes r.f togs each, with sol. added; for ail ages.— liree-nole heats. (s Subscribers.) Sir u. c ...

... combat ; spears, spits, shields, prrots, - 'pikes ; . cabbage, blickbais, onions, wigs, swords, geelie, ironing. boards, cauliflower*, 'biniting.iadles,- fiats, stockiiigs, jerlitis,' and phrnie , l helmets, are seen * : forebudip; slaughter, flying through ...

... Geyser, the depositions, owing to the splashing of the water, are rough, and have been justly compared to the heads of cauliflowers. 'll aro of a yel- L 0 N D N, TtESD ‘Y, JUNE 180. This morningthe Gentlemen who were expected to bid for the tetan (with ...

... 'Builds for himself an artificial clime, And ev'n at Christtaas, decks the festive board, With primal peas, and costly cauliflowers, And precious peaches.) 'He then proceeds to notice the rage excited by the Young Roscius in his clay, but he might have ...