... and size of which the flower seems fr pure while to the deepest red, and from the size of a button to that of a common cauliflower. And although the gardens are the privileged resort of the ben, hers of the 1 emple, set they are liberally opened to the ...

... Ds; walnut; do, 108 to 151; Kent cobs, per 100110, 1608. cabbages, per doz. 641 to Is; green peas, per qrt, Is to 140:1; cauliflowers, each, id to 6d; potatoes, York Regents, per ton, 90s to 91s, flukes, do, 1008 to 1201; rocks, do, 806 to 608, cups, do ...

... succession of cauliflowers and autumn broccoli, also a full supply of salads. The Cape broiscolies, although apt to sport, are amongst the most useful for the certain supply of the house. A rich border should also be prepared for cauliflowers, which should ...

... walnuts, do. 7s Cd ; Kent filberts, per 100th., 450 to 500; cabbages, per don, &I to 1s; green peas, per art, Is to Is 6d; cauliflowers, each, Id to Gd; potatoes. York Regent, per ton, 1001 to 110 s; turnips, per bunch, 1d to Gd; carrots, do, ed to ed; spinach ...

... lis to 1135; almonds, do, lee; walnuts, de, 145 to 20a; cabbages, per dos. 6d to Is, trees pus, per get, Is to Is 64; cauliflowers, each, 94 to 54; potatoes, 'fork Regents, per ton. 1002 to 110 s; Shaw's, ditto, 691 to 701; turnips, per band; 44 to 6d; ...

... 2nd, 2e. 6d., 1). Williams. Bed Cabbage (two beads).—lst prize, 55., Richard Humphreys; 2nd, 28. 6d., James Williams. Cauliflowers (two heads).—lst prize, 5e., William Corfleld ; 2nd, 2s. 6d., R. Humphreys. Spring Onions (six).—let prize, 58., R. Williams ...

... admired. There was also a small chow of vegetables and roots. Earl Vane exhibited samples of cabbages, onion', marigolds, and cauliflowers. Mr Ford, of Best cart stallion, £5, Messrs J. and E. Jones, Oldhall, Llanidloes, Black Nelson ; best back ditto, £2 ...

... Brigstocke, Blaenpant, first prize; Morgan Jones, Esq., Penylan, second ditto; A. H. S. Davies, Esq PeRtre, third ditto. Best Cauliflower Cabbage, Savoy Cabbage.—John Colby, Esq., Fynone, first prize; Capt Parry, Tyllwyd, second ditto. Green Onions.—Thomas Morgan ...

... mita emaf, p bush, 141 to 181; Kent mho 801 to per 100 lb.; almonds de, 18s; 'minas. do, to 28.. Cabbages, per dos. to 2s; cauliflowers. earl.. to Id ; potatoes, York Swots, par ton, the to Mb; Shaw's, ditto, She to We; turnips, per bunch, 44 10 84; carrots ...

... may show symptoms of decay, so as to prevent the mischief from spreading; attend to gathering fruit as formerly directed. Cauliflowers.—Plants beading must be frequently examined ; those not wanted for immediate use should be taken up and stored till wanted ...

... permission to Sake things from the garden, awl' so took seven red.. cabbages. Mr Williams said the' permission only applied to cauliflowers, and thought it very unlikely that hewnld give such an unconditional promise. Sergt. rd proved finding the cabbages, and ...

... raspberry tarts, plum pudding., Sir Watkim's puddings. •la Nanney, Nesselrode and Vsnetlenne lee pudding. Vegetables.—Potatoes, cauliflowers, cabbage, turnips, eels sprouts, curots, salad, sea hale. DZSIZIIT. Altogether a more enjoyable banquet could not be devised ...