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... been invited to an Eastharn tea party, remarked, e when by mistake he crossed to New Brighton. fig THF LONELY CAULIFLOWER. co A cauliflower grew by a wall. te Deserted. by her kind, h; Her leaflets droop'd, and like a pall, Hung o'er her tender mind. ...
... upon newly turne J soil—(says a correspondent to the Gardener's Chronic , thought I would give the thing trial. * voung cauliflower plants were put in where rab.ntsknown to be ; the plants were allowed to remain undists for the first two nights after they ...
... where they are to bloom. KITCHEN GAiRDEN.-Attend to the blanching of celery and endive. S9ome of the strongest and best cauliflowers may be planted out in patches of five, to be covered with band glasses during the winter. The patches must, of course, ...
... Pilliogton, SoarlebrIck, for the second best black potatoes, second best wheat, second best Scotch cabbage, second beet cauliflower, and second beet bullock turnip. nd Mr. Henry Cheetham, Srarlsbrick, for the best three Kemp lct potatoes, weight 21b. I0j ...
... roses, strawberries: Mr. S. Girling,-Cauliflowers: J. Stocks.-Peas, cabbages, R Clemants. -Cabbages; G. Scrivener.-Potatoes: James Allen.-Cucumbers: W. Farthing. EXTRA PRIZES FOR AMATEURS-Kidney Potatoes, cauliflowers: J. Cuthbert.-Kidney potatoes: H. Clarke ...
... prize to Mr Thomas Jeffrey; and the 2nd, to do. Au extra prize was awarded to Mr Thomas Jeffrey, for a couple of beautiful Cauliflowers, and another to the same gentleman. for a very fine dish of ripe whit e Currants. pnthe whele, te show was very goodand ...
... basket of cut flowers; an extra prize for the best erica; second best twelve cut roses; best white grapes; best brace of cauliflowers; best brace of lettuce; best dish of curled parsley; best dish of mushrooms, and an extra prise for a pentunias. _ Henry ...
... Rooms in that city, on Wednesday, when thA prizes were ad- judge-d as follow :--Best singlo geranirnm, best tusllnn, ) ; cauliflower, best green-uhouse plant, to Jo'In (.'ookson, Esq. Six t)est geraniums, to Mr W. Winter. Second best six geraniums, the ...
... turnips, and gooseberries. Sir W. R. Clayton-Melon, collection of fruit, cauliflowers, currants, carrots, and beans. T. S. Cocks, Esq.-Rosea, gloxinias, specimen plants, cauliflowers, and strawberries. R. Jennings, Esq.-Cut flowers, geraniums, and roses ...
... the open ground Ipan in; pots covered over. KITcnEW GA2DEW.-Storiag potatoes is a matter of course operation. Although cauliflower plants may stand the winter int sheltered spota, it will bo well to plant out sume under hand-glasses, or in frame,, to ...
... season, as the grange's impregnated. the protecting. the walcheren, and the cauliflower, must speedily follow, and these again followed by the capes, and some more cauliflower on a warm border for heading until Christ- mas. Throw in a sprinkling of endive ...
... the ire of the midshipmen's mess, and they wished to bring him to trial by court-martial; also charging him with eating cauliflower (of theirs, we presume) iknowing the same to have been stolen. A court of inquiry sat two days last week, and thoroughly ...