... Mulholland was successful in obtaining the first, and Mrs. Greer the second, prize, There were six entries of peas, five of cauliflowers, and five of lettuce, but the most remarkable class in this department was that of potatoes, of which there were eight ...

... weather, turnips for succession; also beet, ealsafy, and scorzonera, if not already done. See to keeping up a succession of cauliflower plants; also lettuce and small ?? Chronicle. TntE STORING OF Tunmxsx.-Last autumn I stored some turnips ; they were taken ...

... preparations should be made at once, sudb as having a good stock of covering for the most forward lettuce, endive, &c. Cauliflower in head, if not wanted for use, may be pulled up and hung in a cool shed, where it will keep good ior weeks, and Will be ...

... the audience interested in his extraordinary feats of daring and skill, and Xr Faulkner-Cox as Harry Ashton, Mias Wild Cauliflower, the Chief of the Hawks, made a mgst admirable villain of the piece. Mr George Baker a the stage Irishman and Mr Harry ...

... Swan. Pint gooseberries-], W. Ellwood 2, W. Craig; 3. IV. Nicholson. Pint currants-l. V. Nicholson: 2, W Ellwood. Two cauliflowers- 1, W. Nicholson; 2, H. Kelly. Two heads cab- bages-1, H. Kelly; 2; W. Ellwood; 3, Miss Movdy. Six onions-l, W. Nicholson; ...

... several classes& The gardener of the Earl of Dunravem obtained first prize for the best i stand of 12 gladiolis, and best cauliflowers ca show. i Lord Mstsy's gardcuer took the spacial piza given i by the Mensr. Campbell, of Cork, for the best 24 dabias; ...

... Mr. :Edward Taylor. Section 4-Vegetables-Four heads of celery- 1, Lord Down shire; 2, Mr. J. Malcolm. Three heads .of cauliflower-Mr. J. Talbot. Four roots of crimson'beet-1, Lord Downshire; ?? Mr. Thos. Pea, Brnwnbow Gardens, Lurganu. -Fours: st blanchedt ...

... Esq., of Newtownards. From the sober but useful vegetable kingdom wvere, for the season, some fine turnips, peas, and cauliflowers, well preserved from their crawling enemy. Nor must we fail to mention, in commendatory terms, the na- tives, large ...

... IOs, M Mr M Plowman; 2rd, 7s 6d, Mr D Caswell; 3rd, 3s 6d, Mr W Leedem. Sundry Vegetables-Iat prize, 5s, Mr L Plowman, cauliflowers; 2nd, 3s 6d, MrID Cas- I well, peas; 3rd, 2s, Mr W Richardson. onions. Special Garden Prizes, front and back, los each ...

... with Itops ?? tile poll. We bave seen several that were m lade of sarctlet, and trimined witlt chickweed and datndeliotts. Cauliflowers are niutlc worn in tile hair. CHIAN(GE FOR CRINOLINE. ITIray fot tie rights of women ! They arc pro- ?? ns tle Americans ...

... above ground in the event of their being cut off by the weather, which may happens Attend carefully to lettuce, endive, and cauliflower plans, &c., under glass, exposing them freely to air on fine dey days, and dust a little fresh lime or soft soot amo.g then ...

... manure rich in phosphates, in preference to anything that contains much citrogen. A piece of ground from which the early cauliflowers has been cleared with be suitable, forking it over lightly, breaking it down and levelling it. The n -1 should be sown ...