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... vegetables, the rhubarb was particun - ,lrly fine, some of the stalks measuring not less ] than 10 inches in girth. The asparagus exhibited by Major Walter completely eclipsed all other c~nmpetitors, an~d gained for him alL three prizes, Mlany of the ...

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... . 1 7 t )r Salt ?? 0 1 3 . 1 0.1o3 wit. 1d; Eggs . 012 ?? 8 f 6 6 0 0 ?? 3..0 0 the Potatoes ?? peck ..1 3 1 G ?? 1 col Asparagus ?? ..100..0 0.. ?? 0 0 Qu '9 Cucumbers ?? : each ..2 6.. 0 0 ?? r 2. 6 hil ly Filberta ?? J poud ..2 0.0 0 ?? 0 0 0 0 ai ...

... 8 8%lt Dtto,perlb.__ 010 _.1 8 .. 010 1 8 igics per A2__ - - - B 8 _ _ 6 1lO_ 0 0 Po , oem rpeolm 14 1 8 I ..1 a_ 0 0 Asparagus, per 100 60 0 8 0 .O.. 4 0 .. 0 0 Onoutnbers, eaoh.. 0 8 _ 1 0 __ 0 9 - 1 0 Filberts,perlb.- _ 1 3 °0 0 _ 1 4 0 0 Grapes(Bag) ...

... rd, Currants ?? i 04.00 o4..0o0 0.0 0 a Damneons ?? t 00..00 00.0000.0O a ho Peas.ohVlpecc:I 0. 14!012. 10 12.1 6 hia- Asparagus, %1002602 .0 00tU.0 20.0 0 by Curumbers s ach hoO..005 ..004.0S a sck Chsrries . P l lh. 0S.. 0S0.100S..C10 I sri- Filberts ...

... l 4 6.1 3.1 4 at Ditto ?? .. 0 1 1 1. 0 11 .1 1 Fig0 . , Z4 . ~~9 °O.. O ?? 9 0 . a Pohw ?? A pPS ck 0 9 ?? 0 10 . I1 0 Asparagus ?? ,10 0 ..50. ?? 70 . 0 Ououmbers ?? . each ..O ?? 00 ..0 0 Filberts ?? p oand ..0 10 ..0 0. 0 8. . 0 9 Om ~graplb . .6 ...

... places in the kingdom. Mr. Williams hbas had a ten years' expctianeu of C0olryn EBay. DE h ee is accstomed there to out asparagus in March, ph and to have regularly new potatoea on the 10th of an] ms- |ay; while as to elowers he is favoured with them ...

... o 6 0 8 . O.. 4 06 Zt Gooseberries ?? , ?? 0 6 0 04 fr( Currants. , I ?? ?? . , 0 3 0 4 E Peas . . peek . 0. ?? 0 101 2 Asparagu . ?? 0 .. 0 0 . . .. Cucumnbers ?? each ?? . .00 3 06 Apricots ?? , .. 0 0 1.3 4 ?? . ilpound d 6 . .1 0.. 50 o 6 Filberts ...

... hi, Peas, per pec ?? 0.- 2 6.2 0 2 6 In Cherries,per. .0 ?? GI01.0 0 8- I l Df Apricots, ?? 0 2-.0 0 ?? 2-0 0 of Asparagus, per100 -. 2 ?? 00-.-2 6-..3 0 a, Cucumbers, each ---0 4Bt-06 ?? 0 4-..0 6 Filberts,uer l--- O0O- 00 O..-0 0 ?? 0O .S. Mushrooms ...

... Sweetbreads stewed with cucumbers. (Cred kidnev . Stuffed fillet of veal. 'oast leg of lame. hpiuach. Fried potato bals Pea. Asparagus 7, Lemon pudding. Custards. Meringues i la cIsCr. ,Cheese. Cheese strawsi 4. Dessert. NOTER. 1. 9at7GES may be warmed up ...

... Onions are grown in large fields, and no doubt repay the extraordi- nary care that is employed in their cultiva- tion. Asparagus seed as well as the grass itself is also extensively cultivated, and there are some very fine crops of turnips, carrots, ...