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... caulflower?' ' That cauliflower, (said she, taking it up in her hand), Sir that's as fine a canliflower as ever was seen, either in a garden or ott of a garden.' I Well, but what's the price of it ?' ' The price ! the devil a prettier cauliflower could you see ...
... Ditto, unk Mr. John Dale. ri, Carrels-1. Long Superb, Mr. Johns Willison. 2. Altring- s der ham, Mr. Robt. Atkinson.a the Cauliflowers-I. Wlsito lirocoli. Henry Belcher, Esq. liy Celery-I.- White, Mr. R. Atkinson. 2. White and Red, pi H1, Belcher, Bsq.Il ...
... Wilson. 2 Alr Xl. Davison. 3 Mr :T. Ward. .Best Ernldive-Ar TV. Wardl. 2 Ditto. 3 ir J. lirosho. BHest hriLie oif Cauliflowers-t Mr J. rulmn. 2 ma. 2 Ditto. 3 Mri W. Davison.. ..Blcst Cavyots-I Mir J. Ilnio. £41 2Mr C. WN~odi, g. to Mi W. Marshalli ...
... strawvberries, &e.; and among the vegetables a number of very large cueumbers, and some excellent peas, potatoes, and cauliflowers. An excellent band of music was in attendance, as at the previous meetings ; vhlch, wve understand, is to be continued ...
... ialta Lettuce -t Mrs. Walker. 2 Dr. Hull. 3 R. Watt, Esq. Cabbage Lettuce-I Colonel Martin. 2 Ditto. 3 Ditto. Brace of Cauliflowers-I F. Watt, Esq. 2 Ditto. 3 D. Burton, Esq. Carrots-1 Colonel Martin. 2 Richard Gage. Dish of Mushroorns-I B II. and W. ...
... Stalks of Rhubarb-k 8 Nicholls. 2 3 J Hussard. Brace of Cabbage Lettuce-1 J Hussard. 2 a Bird. 3- P Ander son. Brace of Cauliflowers-l 2 R Harrison. 3 W Castle. Brace of Cabbages-1. J Hlodgson '2 W eayidstm. 3 J Hussard, Plate of Peas-i W Aitkin. 2 Jame- ...
... in the Public Rooms, Jarratt-strect, on Friday last, consisting of ranunculuses. anemonies, stocks, greenhouse plants, cauliflowers, fruits and vegetables, all the growth s and produce of the subscribers, and which may truly be t said to have surpassed ...
... currants, in great profusion, and gene- rally of the finest quality. The vegetables were, cabbages, savoys, lettuces, brocoli, cauliflowers, peas, beans, celery, vegetable marrow, cucumbers, onions, &c. Some of the specimens shewn in this class merit high encomium ...
... Cucumbers-i Mr G. Birch. 2 Mr Eversden, Hull. 3 Mr Usher Lettuce-i Mr G Birch. 2 Mr Beach. 3 Mr Everaden..Brace of Cauliflowers-i Mr Eversden.Carrots-1 Rev. J. Jadis. 2 Mr Singleton. 3 Mr G. Wray, jun Three Heads of White Celery-i Mr Usher. ...
... t. tVatt, Esq. Best brace of Cab- bage Lettuce-1 B. Watt, Esqg; 2. D, Burton, Esq; 3. T. Shep- herd, Esq. Best brace of Cauliflowers-I A. Terry, Esq; 2. T. Hkutto, Egq; 3. E. 11. Reynssard. Fq. Best brace of Cabbages- 1. P. H. Reynard, EIqt 2. F. Watt ...
... Eversdeen. Kidney Beans-Mr. Leake. Wind- sor BeaMs-Mr. W. Speck. OCiions-MIr. S. Stephenson. Cha- , lots-Mr. Vickerman. Cauliflowers-Mr. W. Speck. Ited Celery-Mr. Lealke. White Celery-Mr. Vickeoinan, Carrots r-1, Rev. Mr. Jadis; 2, Mr. Vickernian; 3, Rev ...
... commentdation. Amongst time vegetables Grm which were pltteed rtn the right hand table there were two irc remarkably fine cauliflowers, from Messrs. Jas. and J. toC Ellitson ; oms the left itatd table was; the fruit, %uiyhie, fo but. tlte season, was pronounced ...