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... Six potatoes, round, let, Mr. Ratcliffe ; 2nd, Mr. W. Ellis. Six potatoes, kidney, let. T. Davy ; 2nd, Mr Harrison. Two cauliflowers, let, Mr. Harrison; 2nd, Rev. J. Pulleine. Twenty-four pods of peas, let, T. Davy ; 2nd, Mr. Thwaites. Twenty; four French ...
... Harrison ; 2nd, J. Lickley ; 3rd, J. Close. 2 white cabbages, let, W. Barker ; 2nd, Thos. Place : 3rd, J. Thwaitee. 2 cauliflowers, let, Jas. Thwaites; 2nd, J. Burn; 3rd, J. Lickley. 24 pods of peas, let, Thos. Buck 2nd, Mrs. Harrison ; 3rd, F. Wells ...
... encumbers. 1. J. Hickson; 2, Robt. Taylor. White celery, 1, J. Hickson: 2, J. Watson. Red celery. I. Jno. Hickson 2, W. Howard. Cauliflowers, I. R. Homily ;2, J. Watson. Peas. 1, R. Taylor: 2, J:1O. Watson. Kidney beans. 1. H. Reed ;2, 3. Watson. Scarlet runners ...
... Scarlet geranium, 1, Jas. Barker. Pea•, 1. T. Cartledge, Crimple 2, J. Barker. Onions, 1, J. Bietrpark; 2, J. Barker. Cauliflowers, 1, J. Bearpark : 2, T. Cartledge. Round potatoes, 1, W. Popplewell J. Cartledge. Kidney potatoes, 1, Thos. Cartledge 2 ...
... Allenby. Scarlet runners, 1, G. Hutton U. Johnson. Boil cabbages, I, G. Hutton; 2, W. Whitehead. Savoy de., 1, J. Preston. Cauliflowers. 1. W. Allenby; 2, E. Fletcher. Round patatoes, 1. W. Whitehead: 2, G. Hutton. Kidney potatoes, 1. T. Harrison; 2, G. Hutton ...
... Popplewell, Pannal ; 2, Joseph Barker, Harrogate. Omens, spring sown, 12, W. Wheelhouse, Forest Moor; 2, W. Popplewell, Pannal. Cauliflowers, brace, W. Popplewell; 2, J. Bearpark, Rose Vile. Potatoes, round, 12, W. Wheelhouse ; 2, W. Popplewell.• Potatoes, kidney ...
... celery, two sticks, E. Fletcher; 2, Mr. Howard, Spring Bank, Harrogate. Red celery, two sticks, Mr. Howard, 2, E. Fletcher. Cauliflowers, brace, J. Watson, Knaregbro' • 2, Mr. Wood, Knaresbro'. Peas, 24 ! • B. Naylor,ne Bradley, Ripon ; 2, J. Watson, •' fad ...
... opinions on the properties of coccubis indices or grains of Paradise; or if he had explained how most readily tc put a fine cauliflower-bead upon stale beer; his opinions would be entitled to a • certain amount of respect, experts credo; but when he presumes ...
... 4a68 to 54 lid pr pigeons 7d each ; apples le to .1a pr st. ; pears 10d. to 2s. 6d. per at.; Red Cabbage 3d to 4d each; Cauliflowers I. 6d to 3s Od per dos.: French beans ls per atone. Potatoes 6d to 7d per atone. O'TLEY, Friday. Beef 10d; mutton veal ...
... of vegetables, R. Hutchinson ; 2. J. Gould. Round potatoes, B. Hutchinson ; 2, J. Gould. Kidney potatoes. R. Hutchinson. Cauliflowers, R. Hutchinson; 2, J. Gould. Peas, 2, R. Hutchinson. Beans, R. Hutchinson. French beans, J. Gould. Carrots, R. Hutchinson ...
... Milner. Cabbages, Jos. Dibb; 2, A. H. Chi) ton ; 3, Joe. Powell. Red cabbages, Wm. Myers; 2, Geo. Newbould ; 3, John Thorpe. Cauliflowers, John Thorpe. Peas, Jos. Powell; 2. Win. Harper; 3, J. Tyreman. Broad beans. J. Tyreman ; 2, W. Harper ; 3, J. Thorpe. ...
... Broad beaus. Miss liolroyd ;2, J. Hill. Scarlet runners. 0. Young; 2, J. Hill. 11.-d cabbages, J. Bearpark; 2, S. Bearpark. Cauliflowers, A. Walker; 2, G. Young. Sound potatoes, Mr. Allan by ; 2,J. Grant. Kidney potatoes, J. Grunt ; 2, G. Young. Carrots, Mr ...