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... with fallads and cabbages. It was not till the sera of the Refloration, that afparagus, artichokes, oranges, lemons, and cauliflowers, were known in England. c: 3. It was fomewhat remarkable that Queen Elizabeth was the firtt perfon in England who wore ...
... with fallads and cabbages. It was not till the zra of the Redoration, that afparagus, artichokes, oranges, lemons, and cauliflowers, were known in England. 3. It was fomewhat remarkable that Queen Elizabeth was the firft pcrfon England who wore (lockings ...
... large an audience. I confidcr them a> fj many cMaget, replied the preacher. But what you think of me rejoined my Lord. As cauliflower among cabbages,” faid the Curate. ...
... took his feat to learn, Some barber’s news, and wait his (having- turn. Up came old Gauger with his flowing wig, bite a cauliflower, hut twice as big, And peering round, for he was almofl blind, A vacant block-fland for his wig to find, He chanc’d, fad ...
... s Tavern, Mytongate, Hull, on Friday, the hrst day July next, between the hour* of ten and twelve o clock For the best Cauliflower, . A* For the best Cucumber, .••••• 110 For the best IUO Kidney Beans, . . • For the best early Potatoes, (not less than ...
... Society, held on Friday lad, the following premiums were ad;udged: o Mr. larklbn, gardener, Hedon, 21. 2s. for the beft cauliflower, los. 6d. fr.r the belt and los.gd. for the heft lettuce; to Mr. John Rounding, gardener, Common, 11. |«. for the beft early ...
... For the best Hundred of KIDNEY BEANS, . 1 1 o For the best POTATOES (not less than Quarter } of a Peck,) For the best CAULIFLOWER, 0 6 For the best PEAS (not less than a Peck,) 0 10 6 For the best SPRING LETTUCE, . . . 0 10 6 For the best STRAWBERRIES ...
... Is. to Mr. John 'Hou»ding,«f'Anlaby Cominor.',' for the beft potatoes, 11. Is. to Mr. George-Bum, Beverley, for the beft cauliflower, 10s. Cd. to Mr. George Hart, Sutton, for the belt peas, 10s. 6d. to Mr. George Burn, for ih« beft lettuna, -Ut. 6d. to ...
... ii)p(l noify rlotars into rudoi'y. A perfo-i in the neighbourhood of this town, three years ago, after purchafing a few cauliflowers, chferved they were bound together by very fmall willow twig, which appeared to have been lately rut from the tree and ...
... ditto, sugar-loaf ditto, red ditto, ScoCßi diß6, *eecr curled Savoy, green tuticd Cote, Cape Brocolie, early purple ditto. Cauliflower and Siberian ditto, with most other Esculent Seeds', all raised in 18U. Four good Draught Horses, Ploughs, Harrows, and ...
... ditto, sugar-loat ditto, red ditto, Scotch ditto, green curled Savoy, green curled Cole, Cape Brocohe, early purple ditto. Cauliflower and Siberian ditto, with most other Esculent Seeds, all raised in 1811. Four good Draught Horses, Ploughs, Hanows, and other ...
... ditto, sugar-loaf ditto, red ditto, Scotch ditto, green curled Savoy, green curled Cole, Cape Brocohe, early purple ditto. Cauliflower and Siberian ditto, with most ■ ther Esculent Seeds, all raised tft 1811. Four good Draught Horses, Ploughs. Harrows, and ...