... morning of the of October we* (?omiiw efong in hie cart, when near the Cauliflower llfom he ‘•aw some . man rro ...

... COVENT GARDEN MARKET. Satdrdav, July 27 Cauliflowers, French beaus, pears, orchard cherries, and hot-house grapes cheaper raspberries dearer than on this day se’nnight—prices otherwise about stationary—supply of both fruit and vegetables pood, and trade ...

... our i.ovdo; 1 Ji;vk 5, service—P Joshua x Lesson, Jc water. Mo after 6. Garden] Sow turnip* cauliflower*; rics, and rem , II min. nflcr 7* Aft' ter, Morninj min. D*y*« constant Twi 7, Afternoon, 1 8, Winwai Aftcrnooi p, Afternoon, 1 10, Friday Afternoon ...

... client threw the cauliflower. Neither of ibe witnesses bad distinctly sw.-rn to him, and be sheuld cto prove that be was not the aggressor. calle. —M»ry Ann Williams said she was in the private box in question, and , v a cauliflower thrown on the stag** ...

... Potatoes, per ct. 3 which is about per Imp. Bush. White Cabbages per doz. heads Cauliflowers,do. Horse radish pr. bundle 4 ft 7 ® Asparagus, do.. 1 fl Rhubarb, d 0 8 1 ft Celery, do 0 1 Turnips, pr. doz. ...

... little early Cape aown box io forcing bou*e. will serviceable for early summer use if there is deficiency of Cauliflower. Cabbage and Cauliflower ; A little of each may be sown in boxes if there ; is scarcity of autumn-sown plants. Atkins’s Matchless Cabbage ...

... legs of lamb ; 40 dishes of duckliocs ; 20 turkey poults ; 80 jellies ; 20 creams ; 40 salads and cucumbers ; dishes of cauliflowers. Dessert.—7s pineapples, 2lb each; 100 dishes of hothouse grapes 20 melons ; 30 dishes of cherries ; 100 dishes of str ...

... New Currants, per half sieve 36 5 0 Lemons, per 100 o —l3 Turnips, per doz. l 3 o Carrots ..d0. 4o Cherries per lb.. 6 Cauliflower* dos.l o—B Pine Apples, —it ...

... dull trade. s. d. a. d. NcwPotatocs,ct.3 to 0 which is about | per Imp. Bush. 10—3 White Cabbages per heads 10 1 Red do 10 Cauliflowers, do. op ...

... beef and cauliflower, and that won’t be ready yet. Colman pondered a moment, and then burst out —’• That will do it 1” ORIGINAL IDEAS. Boil’d beef and cauliflower, Ready in half an hour, Boil’d beef, boil’d beef, Boil’d beef and cauliflower. FINALE TO ...

... autumnal pears and apples. The seeds of such plants now ripen should be gathered in dry weather, such lettuce, leeks, onions, cauliflowers, &c.; they must be attended to they acquire maturity, before they are attacked by the autumnal rains or mildew. The different ...

... GARDEN MARKET, Satordat. Dkc. 21. Potatoes from 3s, to ss. per cwt. which is abont is. (kl. to 2s. 64. i>er imperial bushel.—Cauliflowers is. to 2s. (xJ. savoy cahbagrs Is. to 3s. and red ditto 2s. to ss. per dozen heads.—Horseradish 4s. to and Celery is. per ...