... ; carrots, GOOlb. ; trenatrusses, 1,3001b; pumpkins, 33cwt. ; celery, 1,30011. ; cabbages, 13,000 bhsotroot, 3001b. ; cauliflowers, 1,000 ; artichokes, 1,000lb. ; lettuce, 1,OOlb. ; geo, a kind of butter, .50 cwt.e parsley, 1701b.; mint, 170tb.; potatoes ...

... examination, often turn out to be but shrivelled or sliced cucumbers ; the young tender beans, to be old and tough; the cauliflowers to have run to seed; and the red cab. bages to be nothing more than white cabbage turned into red by colouring matter ...

... ansi ?? sptroits Is 3d( to Is 'i3 per half sieve ; red cabbages 2s to 4s, witite ditto 10,1 to Is id, savoys is to is lid, cauliflowers Is to 2s, celery lid to ls 3d, and horseradish Is to 2s lid per dozen heads; tur- nips Is (ld to 2s, carrots 4s tiil to ...

... Od to Gs Od, Black ditto 6s Od to 7s Od, and A Gooseberries 2s Od to Ss Gd per half-sieve; Cabbages GcI to is 3d, aicd Cauliflowers Is Od to Ss ed per doz. heads ; Turucips zs Od S to 3s Od, Carrots 3s Od to es Od, old ditto 4s Od to 6s Od, Oriocns B ...

... importance in the glittering gimlet-eyes of Me- phistopheles. Only waiting to throw his own posy, about as cumbrous as a cauliflower, and to lead off the applause by hammering away, with all the might his pressing neigh- bours would permit him to use, on ...

... to 4s 0d, Black ditto 4s 04 to Os Oi, and Goose- berries 2s 6d to Os 04 per half-sieve; Summer Cabbages 04 to is Od, and Cauliflowers le 04 to as 04 per dozen heads; Turnips S 04 to Os 04, Carrots 5s Od to l's 04, Onions is O4 to 2s 64, Turnip Radishes ...

... provided till the spring. We have potatoes for six weeks after our autumn vegetables are done, and plenty of celery, cabbages, cauliflowers, &c., &c. It really amuses me, on going round on my return home, to ; see the quantity of cabbages pricked out for an early ...

... onions, enough for the whole winter-five or six stone of early potatoes, vegetable marrow, a few cucumbers, abundance of cauliflowers, broccoli, and cabbages, and plenty of rhubarb and gooseberries. A straw- berry bed is laid out, too, and we are to haveplenty ...

... Lrder to form an idea of the abundance of vege- 4blees cultivated in the district of Roscoff, it may binentioned that of cauliflowers alone 360,000 2 shipped from Havre in the space of a month. IORas; APaIL 9.-A good deal of buoyancy Prailed, On the assurance ...

... dozen each, or 18,800,000 {; lro 5 oads, 200 doz. each, or 12,000,000carrots. Onions-500,000 bushels. Brocoli (including cauliflowers)-1,000 loads, 150 dozen each, or 1,800,000 heads. Peas-135,000 sacks. A sack is two bushels. Beans--50,000 ditto. Celery-1 ...

... mand. Vegetables of all kinds are in request, and are cultivated with much care and success. Len- tiles, beet, turnips, cauliflowers, cabbages, lettuces, gar-lick, onions, and beans, are all named to me as in habitual use. I am also informed that the cul- ...

... tho tickets are gone nIow. I lost my last blanket that an way last month. My husband, last week; earned just onl 4s. on cauliflowers. Mr. -, a neighbour, lent him nthe nioney to trade with. I think, sir, said the ( l boy, that if the bad boys weren't ...