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... A DEAR CAULIFLOWER. At Sale Petty Sessions on Monday, Daniel Wilson,* gardener, Timperley, ploadod guilty stealing cauliflower, valued at 6d., the property of Isaac Har» rop, market gardener. On Sunday evening, owing repeated thefts, a watch was set, ...
... maslirooms, lOd. to Is. Od. per cauliflowers, Id. to 3d. each cobnuts, 4d. per lu.; filberts, sd. to 6d. per lb.; cheBßuls,4d. Altneria grapes, 4d. to6d. per lb.; oranges, 6d, per dozen. COKK BUTTER, Satdboav.—Ordinary: Firsts, 126'.: seconds, 101s.; ...
... NOTES ON GARDENING. On the Cultivation op the Cauliflower. Of all flowers in the garden, commend me to the cauliflower, says the distinguished Dr. Johnson, and perhaps there might be a prejudice in the mind of the great doctor against flowers, or at ...
... * WO ao £* nea d ß> of cauli-ower in brine, from ?? ?? °* ?? odour was arising. He told Air. Thompson, sen., that the cauliflower waa ao. Nt for food, and he replied that it was not ao bad SSS - 4 . Mit was oa the top. He said he in tend ?? making ...
... usef ullot of cauliflowers at Christmas. Last year a market gardener at Melbourne, near Derby, tried the experiment of a late crop, and the weather being favourable the 3rd and 4th weeks in December, he had two waggon loads of fine cauliflowers to send tG ...
... I said he had no money. A Liking foe Cauliflowers.—Five little boys, named ! David Arthurs, Arthur Pearson, Joseph Waller. Frederick Barker, and Thomas Longden, were charged with destroying a number ot cauliflowers, the property of Mr. P.cbcrtWoodruff ...
... charged with stealing some cauliflowers and cabbages, the property of James Croft, of Nellen. on the 17th ult. . .Prosecutor aaid that on the 13th be went into his garden, and found a large number of onions and cauliflowers taken- away. He gave infor- ...
... When rotten manure is plentiful or can be spared, it may be used with wonderfnl results amongst Cauliflowers. If the amateur wishes to grow Cauliflowers for exhi- bition about the end of July or during August, he muse have his ground where they are growing ...
... possible for the main crop ; and Early Lon- I don Cauliflower, Yeitch's Autumn Giant Cauliflower and the Autumn Broccoli should be sown as soon aB possible. Our experience of Yeitch's Autumn Giant Cauliflower is, that to turn in with any degree of certainty ...
... pretty. Mr. b. Saxton officiated judge. The exhibits, winch were very good sample, consisted of cabbage, peas, potatoes, cauliflowers, and dwarf and runner beans. The principal pf.xetaker# were-—J. Argvle, five first and 1 second. J. Lane. first and 5 second; ...
... charged with stealing some cauliflowers and cabbages, the property of James Croft, of Nellon. on the 17th inst. . . Prosecutor said that on the 18th he went into his garden, and found a large number of onions in cauliflowers taken away. He gave infor- ...
... successful with Morissia. Priesthohne, by his Oxton Hurdle victory has Spncj llj-0-. at Manchester on Monday next. Mr. Fairies Cauliflower, who was beaten bv Charm de Mare in the Molyneux Stakes Liverw-oi run next for the Fining Plate at the Second Spring Meeting ...