... sale this week, was very clearly emphasised in the markets London this morning. ''No potatoes ' reported everywhere, and cauliflowers and spring greens, which should be coming forwarded in large quantities at this time of'the year, are \ery little evidence ...

... Flour Flavour cannot be given to Soups thickened with ordinary flour, nor , Fish Sauces, Haddock Souffle, Cheese Sauce for Cauliflower, and other delicious light v dishes. To get Corn Flour flavour \ you must use Brown & Poison origin -^ the name orn and ...

... Mrs Read, cards. Hornsea EYanch.—Mr Blashill. for sweets; Mrs Hedley, cauliflowers; Mr T. H. Clark, curd and cream; Miss Wright, cakes; Miss Tate, cakes; Mr Rendell, cauliflowers: Mrs Lee Smith, jam, flowers, beetroot, and magazines. ...

... from 12 to ditfereut sorts. Catalogues of which may now had. B. Also, in Lots suit Purchasers, a small Parcel of fine CAULIFLOWER SEED. ...

... , and Hardy Variegated Ornamental, Bedding, Herbaceous, and Alpine Plants, Evergreen Shruhe, Conifer; and also Celery, Cauliflower, Cabbage, and Broeoli Plants. ‘ataloirues gratis on application to MARTIN & SONS, Proprietors. N.B. —An Omnibus runs from ...

... and special, T. Russell; 2. G. Mann. Pair Curly Greens: 1 and special, G- Mann; 2, G. Ashton. Pair Cauliflowers: 1, special and 2, G. Mann. Best cauliflower: 1 and special and 2nd and special, G. Mann. Bunch of 3 parsnips: 1 and special and 2nd, C. Scott ...

... F.AU r^. „ TO-DAY'S TRIALS. (BY TELEGRAPH FROM OUR OWN NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT.) Thursday, 2.+5 p.m. RYAN'S Chubb beat Cauliflower and Cruiskrea over one mile. , RYAN'S Cromlix Ix-at liott, Dona and Basuto, and furlongs. PECK'S Rainton beat Cl.illingham ...

... Oldcastle, Gala. Water. Galinthia. Dony. Airgun, Wedlock filiy, Thin Bendy, Penny, Ugly. Nebajoth, claan ce . Medley Castle. Cauliflower. Gienmuick, Sprite 111.. Black star. Saw, and Belle Mer. Maiden Plate—Coburg. Pall Mall Handicap--Restored and Courante ...

... at th..r ri f P:ll : k - :ivo a la 'k on vegetables and r-,t/ tlt,vation - dealt with parsnips, car- ' o,r oot, celery, cauliflowers, )roa, d al) d kidney beans, peas, onions r> toos - A vote of thanks was moved by ,n', I , ' nioT - seconded by A. Peel ...

... potatoes, 1/7 per st., best white. 1/9 per st ; carrots. 4d lb.; swedes. 2d lb.; beetroot, from bch.; onions, lm. 4d lb , cauliflowers, fm. 1/-: cabbage, fm. 6d lb.; mushrooms, cultivated, fm. qtr.. field, fm. 1/- qtr.: marrows, fm. 8d; lettuce, fm. 8d hd ...

... and Hardy Variegated Ornamental, Betiding, Herbaceous, and Alpine Plants, Evergreen Shrubs, Conifer; and also Celery, Cauliflower, Cablmge, ami Brocoli Plants. Catalogues gratis a|>nlicatioii to MARTIN & SONS, Proprietors. N.B.—An Omnibus runs from the ...

... the cabbage family these days of restricted rations. In the various forms of cabbages, savoys, Brussels sprouts, kale, cauliflowers and broccoli, they provide food from the garden in all seasons of the year. Moreover, the food they give is highly nutritious ...