... boiler used on Wednesday had connecting branches for vessels containing eight compartments, and in these were suspended some cauliflower, a large cabbage, seven pounds of potatoes, and shoulder of mutten, weighing from five to six pounds. In the oven were placed ...

... Geo. Watson, gardener to Jno. Hardwick, Esq. Roundhay—2nd Apples dessert, Ist Cherries, Ist Vegetable Marrow, Ist Extra, Cauliflower Brocoli, 2nd Red Cabbage; j Plants—lst Erica, Vestata Rosea: Ist and 2nd Triverania C'occinea; Dahlias—6th Dark Purple, ...

... Plants. FOURTH CLASS.—X'EOETaBCES. Cucumbers, Kidney Beans, Asparagas, Sea Kale, j Rheubarb, Peas, Mushrooms, Onions, Cauliflowers, Cauliflower Brooch, -Raddishes, Cabbages, Carrots, | Turnips, Spin age, Parsley, Lettuce, &c., &c. ...

... ditto—Currants «itto~and any other delicious Fruits. Vegetabi.cs —Three Prizes each, viz.: Cucumbers, not less than Two—.Cauliflowers, ditto—Celery,ditto—French Beans,dishes—Musb! rooms, ditto—Coss Lettuce, ditto—Cabbage Lettuce, ditto—Potatoes, ditto—Carrots ...

... ditto—Currants of ditto and any other delicious Fruits. Vegetables —Three Prizes each, viz.: Cucumbers, not less than Two—Cauliflower*, ! ditto—Celery,ditto—French Beans,dishes—Mush- rooms, ditto—Coss Lettuce, ditto—Cabbage Let} tuce, ditto—Potatoes, di ...

... 2. W. Ashton Kidney Beans—1, W. Partridge ; 2 Dittwo Parsley—Mark Blackburn Caulifowers—t. J. Boothroyd ; 2. G. Braide Cauliflower Brocoli—H. Porter Carrots—T. Caruail Seakale—J. Boothroyd Cabbage--\. G. Braide; 2. Ditto Coss Lettuce—G. Braide Ca Lettuee—1 ...

... prizes were given for dahlias (the names of a few we mention below), celery, brocoli, onions, beans, apples, potatoes, cauliflowers, &c. &c. The dahlias are named follows:—Admiral Nelson, Abidam, Angelina, Alpha, Widnals Apollo, Calypso, Cedo Niilli, ...

... Best cucumbers—J. Daglish, gardener to Lord Downe (prize fighter.) Second d.tto —J. Daglish, ditto (prize winner.) Best cauliflowers.—Mr. J. Mctcalf. Second ditto—Mr. Abbott, cf Knaresborough. Best ross lettuce—Mr. Abbott (Bath coss.) Second ditto—Mr. ...

... Ripon, (Alringhorn.) Second do.—Mr. Pinkhey (Superb.) ILst Turnips-Mr. Abbott (Malta.) Second do.—Mr. C. Whytell. Best Cauliflowers—Mr. Abbott. Second do.—Mr. Metcalfe (Malta.) Best six Onions—Mr. Pmkney, gardener to J. L. Armitage, Esq. of Breckcnbro' ...

... ' Brocoit Purple—Mr Atkinson, Ferrybridge; 2, Mr \lderson Ferrybridge. Cabbage-l, John Gully, Esq. ; Mr Auster' held. Cauliflower—l, Mr John Fox; 2, John Barton, Esq • g y Cabbage Lettuce-1, Mr Arnall; 2, John Barton, Esq. Coss Lettuce—l, Mr. Alderson- ...

... to C. J. Brandling, Esq. of Middleton Lodge. Best Onions —Mr. \V. Bariutt. Second do.—Mr. W. Wright, of Rothwell. Best Cauliflowers —James Cooper, gardener to James Leather, Esq. of Beeston Park. Best Pears —Thomas Appleby, (the Matchless.) Second do ...

... do. t Radishes.—l, Mr Arnall, Ferrybridge; 2. Mr Scholey. Cei.ery, White.—l. Cooper; 2, Do. Red.—l, Mr Cooper; 2, Do. Cauliflower.—l, Mr Cooper; 2, Mr Tinker. Curled * Cole.—l, Mr Cooper; 2, Mr Fox. Spinach.—l, Mr Tinker; t 3, Do, Carrots.—l, Mr Cooper ...