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... STRAWBERRIES.-lst prize, Wilmott's Superb, Mrs. Glutton. 2d, Keen's Seedling, John Cooke, Esq. 3d, Carolina, Rev. L. Robertson. CAULIFLOWERS.—1st prize, Mr. Holbert. 2d, Mr. Holbert. 3d, Mr. Holbert. LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE.—On Friday se'nnight a new Lo- comotive Engine ...
... Royston, which produced the astonishing quantity of a peck and a half, being seventy in number. It sprang up amongst a bed of cauliflowers, and was never paid the least attention to, either by hoeing, &c. It is of the Early Shaw kind, as no others are grown ...
... parents, with extras, and Me labor hoc opus est—the getting them paid! What time, what mood, has a reverend doctor, in a cauliflower wig, for heaven, with these plagues and sordid cares? But yet worse than this is the plurality of him who only prepares ...
... a dividend upon the debits of a King, from the produce of the sale of plums and peaches, pease and pinks, cabbages and cauliflowers, will be a welcome novelty in these sad times, and give us something pour rire. ...
... Sprouts Large late Purple Brocoli Dwarf ditto Sprouting ditto Early Cape ditto Late ditto Grange's Cauliflower ditto Sea Kale Early and late Cauliflower Cltou de Milan Mr . ..4,1111M White Solid Celery Red ditto Italian ditto White awl Brown Mustard Curled ...
... South Carolina and the tariff. Salim's. artichokes, carrots, and turnips, were first cultivated in England about 1330. Cauliflowers in 1689. and spinach in 15 Pine-apple , in 1690. Potatoes and tobacco in Ireland in 1603. Turnips were introduced into ...
... lioWeti for anne offence relative to his moral character. ridge five times. cuttiug the head off cumpletely, the hod of cauliflowers is Ail prlnttees shone the dews gram.- preciate a man hecause he hail raised himself from oh. 1' 4 .1. EVANS-Then I moderstand ...
... and England. Alost of our pulse and herbs have also a foreign origin. Borage comes from Syria; cresses from Crete, the cauliflower from Cyprus; and asparagus from Asia. We are indebted to Italy foi the chervil; to Portugal and Spain for the dill-seed; ...
... half in weight. The number of specimens ticketed and entered amounted to 607, and the evening sale of straw- berries and cauliflowers, amounted to 14s 2d. The Prizes were awarded as under:- PINKS.—Black and White: 1st prize, Heroine; 2d, Hooper's Morning ...
... and winter use; chervil to stand the winter. Plant celery, endive, lettuces, cabbages, leeks, savoys, brocoli, greencale, cauliflowers. Hoe and keep all clean ; dry herbs, pull up, dry, and house, onions, garliek, shalots, and the like, as the tops fade ...
... of cutting I 'lie *^«le l)ead of a cauliflower, leave a part oil, tlte ,a gooseberry, and all the leaves second, and even Nut,18' w' ^e formed but by the present piactice. l^e ^ca;! c°mPlclely ...
... it IVitit a thllunlering knock. It was as quickly oqened by a servant in Ibacl, witl Ilis head powilered as white as a cauliflower. Why, Bill, exclaimed one of our ibmlplhins at this aplparition ?? if this 'ere Ileant tile rnimnest chap of a waiter ...