... operations of the farm. KnrmmN GENm,-In Junot this department becomes usually very productive, affording peas, beans, potatoes, cauliflowers, &o., &o, The ground then previously occu- pied, and that which has been lying fallow, my now be utilieed and crops of ...

... beans, scarlet runners, cucumbers, onions, esolialots, cabbages, carrots, vegetable marrows, turnips, lettuce, parsley, cauliflowers, potatoes, and celery, and even where the coveted prizes were not gained, there was much that Was deserving of commendation ...

... varrar. White celerz,- I Thorpo, 2S. Holume ; 3, B. Forrar. Cucumbers, AL Groundwdll; 2, J. Antahinson; 3, S. Jenkinson. Cauliflowers (brace), J, I. Pratt; 2 B booro; 3, J Hutohleon. Rod ?? (brae4), J. Walton;* 2. R. TMoore; 3, ,T. B Pratt. Whibt cabbage ...

... were exceedingly rich in variety and G quality. The vegetables have not been equalled, pro. bably, for some vears psist. Cauliflowers, cucumbers, and w potatoes were among the best of these. Fruit, too, was h excellent, grapes, peaohes, gooseberries, and ...

... growers. In the fruit classes the grapes were the r best. The show of vegetables was good, especially the cucumbers and cauliflowers. Mr. John Clayton, nursery- man, R9othwell, seat for exhibition a miscellaneous r collection of plants, which were displayed ...

... great promise, a remark which a 3 especially applies to the goosehelries, black currants, and C rasps, and to the celery, cauliflowers, and potatoes. In . addition to the floral and horticultural show, there is t a fdnecollection of pigs, fowls, pigeons ...

... picotees; fruits-apricots, dark plums, rasp- berries, and pears; vegetables-collection of ten varieties, peas, French beans, cauliflowers, beets, vegetable marrows, and carrots. Mr. W. Palliser, Leeds-special prize for best design of miniature garden. Mr. R ...

... John Hirst; and Inth ct age', Messrs. xerrj Turner, Samuel Buckley, and Thomas Mellor. special prizes were awarded for cauliflowers, cucumbers, grapes, peas, picotees, rotse, I eggs, and butter.I The athletic sparta took p lace in the afternoon. Ihe Judges ...

... , that in which I succeeded best, thongh even in this I dil 'lot suddenly attain perfection. I began with lettuces and cauliflowers; from tbema I proceeded to cucumbers, next to melons. I then purchased au orange tree, to which in due time I added three ...

... fiavnured) lst and 2od, J. Moortimer.ta ho VEOiTABLE.S.-CucclselrnlS (pvr braco). let, Isaac Leckenby; 2nod. lie John Howard. Cauliflowers, lot. W. Firth, Wondhsouse Carr, 2nd. deg ill J. Mortimer, Lettume (consi), 1st and 2ud, W. Allauiby; Oabbc the ho lettuce ...

... onions, potato, G. NV. Weatherill. ofiuouuuber, ii Weatherill. Vegetable marrow, W. Snowdon. Celery, G. Weatberill. Two cauliflowers, T. Whitelock. TSweaty-four kidney beans, T. Flsntoff. Broad besus, twelve, T. ,Vhitelook. Peas, i. Chilvers. Three carrots ...

... Saturday the defendant was inter- -cepted by two policemen coming from his garden. In aS barro-., apparently filled wvith cauliflowers, they saw bsaig. _Asked what wvas in it, the defedant replied, :e tater-. One of the polioemen said they seemed to ha ...