... he went, with a young mail named Chandler, to watch, and they bad not teen there a minut before they saw a man on .the asparagus bed, stooping down, who,. on finding he was discovered, got over, the hedge into Conduit fields, and at- tempted to escape ...

... prize of 20s.) W. S. Clarke, Esq., fuschias 6, Ist; geraniums 6, 1st; fancy ditto, 2nd ; pansies 24, 3rd ; rhubarb, lst; asparagus, 1st; cabbage (large), 3rd; small ditto, 3rd; peas, 1st. Mtr. t. Costar, ranunculuses 100, 2nd; seedling ditto, Lxi; pansies ...

... Abingdon. l'reisch Beanis (50 of one variety)-1st, W. W. Undershell, Esq. dlfusliroomes (the best dish)-.lst, Dr. Stanton Wise. Asparagus (not to exceed 7 inches in length), 25 heads- 1st, M or. H. Hoper; 2nd, J. S. Phillips, Esq.; 3rd, Mrs. Ensworth. Cabbages ...

... follows:- , STRAwoRases ?? Rowland, Esq. - Cu:cun[Eas-tat, John Parsons, Esq.; 2nd, Mr. Day; 3rd, Mr. T. E 3t. Shrimpton. AsPARAGUs-1et, Mr. W. Adams; 2nd, Mr. James Hooper; 3rd, the Bishop of Oxford; 4th, Mir. James Price. CAr7L1LOWFRS-lst, the Bishop ...

... E. Taunton, Esq.; 2nd, IV. W. Undershell, Esq. MususooMss (the best dish)-1st, Dr. S. Wise, Banbury; 2nd, Mr. H. Bailey. AsPARAGUs (25 heads)-lst, MrW. Day; 2nd, Mr. Griffin; 3rd, Mr. H. Hooper. P'OTATOEs (12), 1 variety-lst, Mr. Bailey; 2nd, Dr. Wise ...

... termni ;v ool.-0olonel Chelloner seas ecquainfed with at sea stand on the Wexford coasit, which produced wonderful crops of asparagus and othe~r Similar vegetable products. CLaINERc INANxuttn-Dr. Ititterbandt desired to place at the disposal of mneinbers ...

... we learn that between each trial course there inter- vened some nou-competing course, such as fish, -fowls, sweetbreads, asparagus, and so forth. The roast beef had been cooked before a small grate containing charcoal, with a bachelors oven behind ; ...

... day the bells of our parish church rung merry peals in honour of the Marquis of Blandford's birth-day. ' Two extraordinary asparagus heads were last week cut by Mr. John Fardon, of this town, one of which weighed 5 oz. 13 dwts., and measured seven inches ...

... variety) 50-Ist, MIr. T. S. Cook; 2d, G. G. Her- court, Ras., M.P Mushrooms (by weight), 12-let, G. G. Harcourt, agq. M P Asparagus (25 heads)-] st, Mir. XV. Adams; 2d, Mr. i Hoopaer ad, Thos. Ensworth. Esq. Cabbages (3 heads)-lst, It. H. Betteridge, Rsq ...

... of the street. As we proceeded together, W- passed. That is the villain, exclaimed he, who helped me yesterday to asparagus, and gave me no toast. He very nearly overset my gravity once in the pulpit. He was sitting immediately uader me, apparently ...

... Then some red cabbages, stewed apples, and mashed potatoes; some cutlets of fresh pork, and some cold tongue; some eels in asparagus jelly; some hashed venison, garnished with rice; some young chickens with Perigori sauce; preserves and salad; plum-pudding; ...

... Rice folloiring hill of feere still convey anl idea of thee style anti variety af tlicsbeneatiet: 1'IRTs Cotnace.-Theeps: Asparagus, Clisaterfield. JIu-e liecelle, A Iat eines, diecit Turths.-Fise., Tuibot, Soles, Wielt ings,, Steered leis, Salenen.-Ectee'r ...