... VEGETABLES. A Cucumbers, three prizes.-1st, Bs. ; 2d,6s.; Sd, 4s.; Celery, four prizes.-1st, 6s.; 2d, 5s.; 3d, 4s.; S r Cauliflowers two prizes.-15t, 5e.; 2d, 3s. n Brocoli, two prizes. -lst, .5s.; 2d, 3s. French Beons, l0o, two prizes.-Ist, 5a.; 2d, s ...

... stonte) ; also ., early caibbego seed. t Plant out the late savoys, and sow the last onion, e Welsh or Strasburgb. s Sow cauliflowers also. Make mushroom-beds under cover; or you mav Y spawn your melon orcucumber beds, by putting lumps. ofs pavwn into the ...

... VEGETABLES. Cucumbers, three prizes.-lst, Bs.; 2d,6s, -3d, s. i Celery, four prizes.-Ist, 6s, ; 2d, 5s.s; 3d, 4s.; 4th, 8s. Cauliflowers, two prizes.-lit, 5s, ; d, 3s. 8 Brocoli, two prizes. -Ist, 59s.; 2d, Ss. tI Frenob Beans, 400, two prizes.-Ist, 5ls.; ...

... and dry the bulks in tbri shirde. Plant out late Cauliflowers in nursery-hels, so that during the winter they may be covered with corirmso frame and glass. Draw earth to the roots rnd stessis of Cauliflowers now coming forward to head. Transplant the last ...

... and allow about an equal distance between the plants. The brown, or Butt coss is the proper variety for this purpose. Cauliflower plants, which were set out in July for a Micbaelmas crop, will derive much benefit if the mould be well stirred up with ...

... situattion, or protected twith mats and straiv, and be left in the seed-bed till spring. Be careful to ventilate the young cauliflower plai:s wbicb have been raised in framea fbr spring phintitg, and prune off' any dead or sickly lemves. FACET'IE. 3ut what ...

... all sorts of cabbages: the most pro- fitable are the Battersea, the Ham, York, Venack, &c. On a warm border sow a little cauliflower seed, and also seeds of the early purple, Portsmouth, or sulphur brocoli. A full crop of carrots end parstieps should now ...

... fruit if pi0ier bu) property of exhibitor VEGETABLES Cucumbers four prises— 1st 8 2d 6 3d 5 Potatoes three prizes— 2d 3d Cauliflower or Brocoli three prizes— 5 3 2 Lettuce prizes— 5 2d 3t 3d Asparagus bunch 100 5 2d3 French bunch of 100 prizes— 1st 3d 2 ...

... -1st, Os.; 2d, 6s.; Sd, 5s.; di- 4th, 4s. 'ne Potatoes, best twenty-four, three prizes-1st, 5s.; ma. 2d, 3s. ; 3d, 2s. for Cauliflower or Brocoli, three prizes.-lst, 6s.; 2d, -s.; 3d, 2s. be ettuce, best two beads, three prizes.-Ist, 5s.; 2d, en 3s., ;3d ...

... if they think to continue the property exhibitor VEGETABLES Cucumbers four prizes 1st 8a 5 4 twenty three 1st 5 2d 3 2 Cauliflower or prizes 2d 3 3d 2 Lettuce two heads three prizes 1st 2d 3 3d 2 of 100 three prizes 1st 5 2d 3 3d 2 French of 100 three ...

... ; 3d, 5s.; wva tot 4th, 4s. slit less Potatoes, beat twetity-four, threo prizes--lat, 5s.; thle 9d,3Ss.; 3d, 2s.be soc Cauliflower or Brocoli, three prizes.-lst, 5s. ; RId,be ice, 3s. ; 3dc, Is. Slit :ted Lettuce, beat two heads, lthree prizeas-lst, 5s ...

... eaten with meat to correct its pu. trescency. Turnips and carrots are thought to be in- . digenous roots of France, Our cauliflowers came from . Cyprus, our artichokes from Sicily, lettuces from n Cos, a name vulgarly corrupted in:o Gos. Shallots fc or ...