... Green, White, Yellow, and Red Gooseberries, Black, White, and Red Currants, Pears, Dessert Apples, Table Apples, Cucumbers, Cauliflowers, Curled Brocoli, Peas, Broad Beans, French Beans, Cabbages, Cole Araba, Lettuce, Scotzonera, Carrots, Eschalots, Capsicuror ...

... Pzas—1, Wm Halliday. 2, J. Cocker. Letruce—l, Thos Stevenson. 2, J. Cocker. Jonathan Barras. CucumBeRS—1, Jonathan Barras, CAULIFLOWERS—1, Jonathan Barras. Ruvsars—l, Wm Holliday. dark, Barras. The for which £8 was offered to a voter, the other day, was, ...

... Woesdhead; purple Pieeotee, best, Joseph Smithy best pink, James best datilia, G, eueumber, J, Smith second, S, Daniel, Hest cauliflower, J, Hest idney potatoes, G. Lawson; seeond, J. | Murgatroyd, Best round potatoes, G. Lawson; second, J, | Hest cabbage, ...

... War ley, G- Wood: 6, Jackson's Delight, G. Wood. Besides, prizes were also awarded for the best i vegitables, viz., beat cauliflowers, onions, parsley, cabbages, &c. ic. Prize* for the best designs to .Messrs. Crowther, Cocker, Howe, and William, son, which ...

... peculiarly adapted for Noblemen and Families inkeepers, In the Article of Pickles wi he found India, Mixed, Cabba Walout, Cauliflower, Onions, Girkine, Freve na, Capers, Ae, The ish Sauces r ise Harvey's, genuine Kesence of ovies, In aste, &e, The Cala rs ...

... \ tion Geraniums; 1 and 2, Rose in Pot; 1, Tray of Pasii flora, a most beautiful specimen; 1 and 2, Cucumbers; 1 md 2, Cauliflower; 2, French Beans; 1 Cos Lettuce; 1, I Carrots. Mr Oddy—3, Fushio Globosa; 2, Cos Lettuce; 1, Horse Radish. I Mr Wm Scott—l ...

... 3rd Class, Dark Etes.—lst, Thomas Merritt's Parry's Union. Premium Blooms.—Thomas Stephenson's Lady Milner. VEGETABLES. Cauliflowers—lst, James Turner. ' Peas—lst, Joseph Isherwood. Cabbage—lst, James Roberts, Gooseberries—lst, Thomas Stephenson. Stra ...

... decent looking man, who gave his name Joshua Chad wick, was Monday, charged at the Court House, with having stolen some cauliflowers, Sundaymorning, from the garden of Mr. Walker, at Little Wood bouse. A watchman caught him in the fact; but Mr. Walker ...

... leaves, and then mulch round the plants with rotten leaves, or anything else that will be serviceable in keeping off frost Cauliflowers. —Any of these, and likewise of broccoli, which are now fit for use, must be taken up arid housed before frost Celery.—ln ...

... vegetable department, sow either on a slight hotbed or in pans the first crop of Seymour's superb White Celery; also some early Cauliflower, and small crop of impregnated early White Broccoli. If the crops before recommended are not sown, no time must be lost ...

... be put in. Celery—The early sown must be picked out as soon as they form two rough leaves; the last of the Lettuce and Cauliflower plants should also be planted out from their winter quarters, and if any of the autumn-sown Cabbage remain in the seed-beds ...

... Peas and Beans.—Go on with successions of these every other week. Brocoli and Cabbages.—A few seeds of Grange's Early Cauliflower Brocoli should now be sown, if indeed, you have been fortunate enough to save your own seeds of it. It is quite a lottery ...