... Winter-sown onions. Rev. Scott; 2. Simpson. Spring-sown onions. Whitehead; 2, Rev. Knubley. Eschalots, Loadman; 2, Simpson. Cauliflowers, Mr. Mangles; 2, Mrs. Penrose. Cabbages (white). Rev. Russell. Cabbages (red), Mrs. Manager. Beets, Rev. Scott. 2, Woodward ...

... 2, W. Dobbj. Spring onions, J. Willej; 2, J. Hebden. Cabbages, W. Dnnwell; 2. W, Dobbj. Celery, J. Willej; 2, W. Dobbj. Cauliflowers. \V. Dnnwell: 2, J. Hebden. Vegetable marrows, J. Hnllab. Lottnco, cabbage, W. Dnnwell; 2, J. Hebden. ...

... Monster Cauliflowers.— Mr. Robert King, of Leeming Bor, recently cut a cauliflower of the “Autumn Qiant” species, measuring in circumference 3 feet 8 inches, weighing 8 lbs. without leaves. Mr. John Whitton, of Aiskew, also cut cauliflower of similar ...

... potatoes, Thos. Buck ;2, Mrs. Chandler. White cabbages. Thos. Buck; 2, Mrs. Henry Mason. Bed cuobsges, William Wesson. Cauliflower*. Thos. Buck. Bbubarb, Francis Wells. Turnips, Francis Wells 2. Mrs. Chandler. Carrots. Wm. Horner, Winksley; 2, Buck. Parsnips ...

... 1, J. Hioluon; 2, Bobt. Taylor. White celery, 1, J. Hiokeon ; 2, J. Watson. Bed celery, 1, Jno. Hickson; 2, W. Howard. Cauliflowers, 1, B. Hornby; 2, J. Watson. Peas, 1, B. Taylor; 2, Jno. Wateon. Kidney beans, 1, H. Reed ;2, J. Watson. Scarlet runners ...

... Winter onions, W.fKenton; 2, W. Chambers. Spring onions, W. Chambers ; 2, Mrs. Smith. Ksohalots, Q. Calverlej; 2, J. Ryder. Cauliflowers, W. Simpson; 2, W. Booth. Beet root, 8. Smith ; 2. W. Hutchinson. Lettuce, cabbage, (5. Calrerlej; 2, O. Prest. Vegetable ...

... Allanby. Scarlet runners, 1. G. Hatton ;2, G. Johnson. Bed cabbages, 1, G. Hutton; 2, W. Whitehead. Savoy do., 1, J. Preston. Cauliflowers, 1, W. Allanby: 2, £. Fletcher. Bound patatoes, 1, W. Whitehead; 2, G. Hatton. Kidney potatoes, 1, T. Harrison; 2, G. Hutton ...

... to (hoy onng ad (hia important baatlaa —WhaM qf Iraadira. Tna Clcx.—Tha panaxnant aaaratary of tha and EanOonnadkaa the Cauliflower” waa worthy old fallow. Hr. Chriatopbar Brown, aa aaalataat of Hr. 'Rioaaa Tiaaawan. in Patamoatar row. who dallghtad in ...

... arabia, and iberis. Bow for anceosaion beans, marrow peas, lettuce, cabbage, cauliflowers, Walobeten broccoli. Stouo turnip, and tarnip radishes. Broccoli sod cauliflowers arc to sown for auceeaaion, choosing both early and late sorts, tbo first (or ...

... Peas (any kind), J. Binns; 2. J. Coverdale; 3, J. Lawson. Peas (Moll’s Wonder), J. Lawson ; 2, S. Sutton; 3. H. Preston. Cauliflowers, U. Preston; 2, J. Slee. Cabbage, white, G. Bennison ; 2, J. Slee. Cabbage, red, H. Preston. 2, S. Sutton. Carrots, W. ...

... garden in Northallerton. I have been to hit garden, and I received cauliflower from him in the spring. eaw him the Satoidaj, the 18th. I eaw him give man cabbage, and alto offer him cauliflower. Elisabeth Allen abated: lam the wife of James Allen. I lire at ...

... Tbompeon. Spring onions, l, b. Tbompeon ;2, C. Jackson. Cabbage#, 1, C. Jackson j £b. Thompson. Celery, 1, B. Tnompeon. Cauliflowers, 1, B. Thompson. Lettuce, 1, C. Jackson; 2, B. Thompson. Fabu Fboducb. Whent, 1, J. T. Ewtoni », F. Moe Una. 0. 1, T. j* ...