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... first; 1 end, battalion having been got over correctly, the second' lad was rewvaided with the special prize for commencing cauliflower with corl. The prize was a halfpenny doll, and as the recipient bolted off the platform the anmusemrent of the audience ...
... of the shoots than there wouldbc . he if the shoots were stopped generally. Winter Onionsw should be sown at once, also Cauliflowers for the early SI crop next season, a em all bed of pickling Cabbage, Brown w Cou, and some hardier sorts of Lettuce to ...
... y, held their third exhi- ebition o1;.Monday last, at the Public Rooms, consisting . of Ranunculus, Brornpltn Stocks,: Cauliflowers, &c. tThe Judges, Messrs. Dr. Horner, Wharton, and Lumb, placed tye flowers, &c. as follows:- Premium by P. B. Thompson ...
... each case, the terms to be concur- d rent. - Joseph East (36), labourer, Indicted on a charge of stealing a quantity of cauliflowers, the property y of his master, James Lamting, on the 16th April p last, was committed to prison for four months. - ir In ...
... vegetables. The Hindoos refused hett-eggs,and preferred the larger eggs of ducks and geese. They took a great fancy for cauliflower, which is very plentiful at Southampton, and purchased an immense quantity of that vegetable. They tp- peared to observe ...
... Rev MAr Hildsead 2., Suarlset ruiiners-C Harrisoil Esq 1, Air T Cotton. 2. Kidney ?? J Atkiitsmt 1, J Itfingrose REq 2. Cauliflowers - Mri J Pextose 1, Mri Donicin 2. 'Red ?? Doskims 1, 'Mr Atkcinson'2. White ditto-Mi' 11 Wilson 1, Mr Atkinson 2. Sprinig ...
... di-ttFirst, 5s., Goo. Rowson; second, 4s., Ceo. Fidel. Turunips-First, 3s,, B Ceo. lliowson; sscond}.2s,, James Thylor4. Cauliflowers p -First, 3s., W. Hensen; second, 2s.,, $eo. Rowsenr, T White ?? S3., W. Hensen; second, 2a, v Geo. Rowson. Red ditto-First ...
... cohleetlon -i Mr John Dillon, 2 Norrison Horriss. Brace of cucunmbers-i Mr Joseph Statterm, 2 5 Hill, Hessle. I Brace of cauliflowers-i Mr Thomas qoctton. Two red I cabbagesi Mr WmLongbone. DIshof peas -i Mr Robt Neirby 2 MrWin Geeus.Dish of kiny beans-i ...
... Lloyd, 2 C Matthews..Bas w oe -_ Capt Prickett, 2 J Osborne. 2 d2 Burton. 12 round ditto-_l Sir it 2okltney 2 Jaore_2 W cauliflowers-I and 2 J Osborntnt. 2 h oabba dv Boynton, 2 T Plax. 2 red cabbtme43 2 Creyke Red beet,: 8 roots-.. Capsain Priektte ...
... Sds., Mr W. Tall; J second. 2s., Mr Geo. Boothby. Kidney beans-First, C 3g., Mr J. W. Plaxton; second, 2s., Mr D. Gray. : Cauliflowers-First, 3s., Mr T. Plaxton ; second, 2s, Mr J. W. Plaxton. Cabbages (white)-First, 3s., Mr tl J. Liversedge, Cottingham ...
... Pease, Esq, 8. a Kidney ?? Shawe 1, Miss Broadley 2. Mushrooms -E H Reynard, Esq, 1, H Smith, Esq. 2, i R Pease, Esq, 3. Cauliflower ?? Shawe 1, J It Pease, Esq. 2, H Smith, Esq, 3. Cabbages-J B Pease, Esq, 1, H H Reynard, Esq, 2 and 3. FRUeT (OPEN TO AMATEURS ...
... , Rev. C. Hotliam; 2nd, Mr. Park. cit VEGE'rABLES, &c.-Braco of red cabbage-let, Mr. Walker; 2nd, Mr. Driimg. Brace of cauliflowers-let, ~ and2nd Mr Drng.Twelve eschalots-Ist, Mir. Call; bin 2nd, Mr. Hooton. Dish of broad beaus-let, Rev. Clias. Hothain; ...