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... th e m, Ace dea:4! . styrng hiaiself Monsieur Le Capitaine Johnson, called 1 „ and planted in Ei.gland, in the year 5533. Asparagus, cauliflowers, and prat, were introduced about the time of the restoration of Charles H. The delightful : ornaments of our ...
... object was, at present, to come within the cognitianal .f lti° isert yet sooner or and planted in Eialand, in the year 1533. Asparagus, cauh- flowers, bearis;and peas, w introduced about the time of great interest how this extrao-ctinary number of need. Bill ...
... indigenous. Diem, and Oats unknown ; but cettaisrly not indigenous in Britain, because we are obfiged tts'eultive them. Asparagus was first imported from Asia ; Cresses from Crete; Cauliflower from Cyprus; Cher vil from Italy ; Cabbage and Lettuce from ...
... 1-14 ice creamns, 1v000 cgqs, l5( quarts of' milk, ao qbaits of cream, 50 bulhsf ls of, Pftatiojs, G001 0 billuches of' asparagus, 200 fu its otf I'i'eiehli bi-ans, 3 (lises of' grecn peas, ]I Cl)eUIIo- b bers, 711 hogshlads of alt, 2l(3 dozeo of wiin' ...
... house plants ; turn your heaps of compost; you may still transplant Bo wering shrubs and trees; make hot -beds to raise asparagus plant pens. CAUTION TO CARTERs.-The very reprehensible practice of riding in carts without reins, and on the shafts, continues ...
... POTATOES.—1st prize, R. J. Powell, Esq. GOOSEBERRIES.—1st prize, Mr. Godsall. STRAWBEKMES.—1st. prize, Sir J. G. Cotterell. ASPARAGus.-lst prize, Rev. Mr. Trumper. CAULIFLOWERS.—1st prize, Sir J. G. Cotterell. BRISTOL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.—A meeting of gen- ...
... convincing proof of their superiority in this respect, and during winter the fruiterers' shops are not only supplied with asparagus, cucumbers, strawberries, cherries, and raspberries, but I have actually seen ripe egg plums at a period when not a vestige ...
... The best Table Apples, not less than twelve 5 0 The best Apples for Baking or Boiling, not less than twelve 5 0 The best Asparagus, not less than twenty-four 5 0 The best Sea Kale, not less than one pound. 5 0 The best three Heads of Brocoli. 3 0 The best ...
... Landaff House.—Best Baking Pears, Mrs. Hill. -Best Table Apples, Mrs. Head Deacon.—Best Baking ditto. Hon. W. B. Grey —Best Asparagus, Hon. W. B. Grey.Best Sea Kale, Hon. W. 11. Grey.-Best Brocoli, Mr. Moggridge,-Best Celery, Mr. G. P. Rich- ards.—Best Parsnips ...
... Boiling do. Second best ditto .771 2 6 2d prize, 2d class .2 6 Strawberries forced 7 6 Best Asparagus, 24 number 7 6 Second best ditto 5 0 Second best Asparagus, 24 Best Dish of Table Pears, in number 5 0 eight in number, 1st pre- Best Brace of Cucumber's ...
... case against Houghtof' and he was dIscharged; but Bedford was committed for trial i he is 20 years of age. ASPARAGus.-The medical virtues of asparagus have long been supposed to be much greater than the faculty have admitted them to be in corroboration of ...
... Geraniums, Heaths, Stove Plants, Greenhouse Plants, (exclusive of Geraniums and Heaths,) Hardy Plants, the best Nosegay, Asparagus, and Green Peas. „ WM. HOOPER, Honorary Secretary. Ross, 3d May, 1830. 10URSUANT to a decree of the High Court of Chancery ...