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... ticket- ed xcedd ha o ay orershw.A Cactus Speciosa, beaingupwdsf ixt blssos, an - ?? EAlksa, * wregretl adird a ws asotheps cauliflower, mes- ginji9~I ~fU~ffCP~~ftEAIM Chsr#Wik, I TO THE LORD MAYOR AND CITIZENS OF LONDON. Gnisamblage of tbesiu yesterday through ...
... hismdle, beisig a grseral rise ot N. to Is. os er sist sveek, blt tbe rest of the vegetable suipjsly was near the average Cauliflowers vsried from Is. tid. to ds. per dozet ; and the sutpply of' brocoli ivas limitedu at Is. to 4s. per uauncl. There ?? i ...
... spb~it the flower of flowers; isa ratliflawer.-1 But why not tell me' the price of it 'Ahi, you'll i,~,E get Auch a cauliflower as this; Sir, all over t~te paarket -hetr, feel thieweightg f it, Sir, e1Thb-,Q'Yretfe, Bald Moack. itO1 'iit you had ...
... onions, enough for the whole winter-five or six stone of early potatoes, vegetable marrow, a few cucumbers, abundance of cauliflowers, broccoli, and cabbages, and plenty of rhubarb and gooseberries. A straw- berry bed is laid out, too, and we are to haveplenty ...
... mean, dirty radishes, which had presumed to appear within the limits of a local reform bed, where usought but cabbage or cauliflower plants ought to lave shown their auspicious heads on the present occa- sibn. Resolved, as far as possible, to play the part ...
... was eaten with meat to correct its putescency. Taraipa and carrots are theught to be indigenous roots of S France. Our cauliflowers came from Cyprus, our artichokes t frm Sicily, litUCe3 fr1,M Coo, a name vulgarly corrupted into (Goa. Shallots or eshnllots ...
... was 50s. to 60s, per ton. Cabbages, per dozen, were 9d. to Is. ' cabbage plants, per dozen bunches, ~ Is. 6d. to t2s. ; cauliflowers, 3s. per dezen ; carrots, tiozpu e bistehes, 4s. to 5s.; brocolli, brown, dozen hunches, 8s5 e anti white, 10s. ; onions ...
... Lrder to form an idea of the abundance of vege- 4blees cultivated in the district of Roscoff, it may binentioned that of cauliflowers alone 360,000 2 shipped from Havre in the space of a month. IORas; APaIL 9.-A good deal of buoyancy Prailed, On the assurance ...
... dozen each, or 18,800,000 {; lro 5 oads, 200 doz. each, or 12,000,000carrots. Onions-500,000 bushels. Brocoli (including cauliflowers)-1,000 loads, 150 dozen each, or 1,800,000 heads. Peas-135,000 sacks. A sack is two bushels. Beans--50,000 ditto. Celery-1 ...
... mand. Vegetables of all kinds are in request, and are cultivated with much care and success. Len- tiles, beet, turnips, cauliflowers, cabbages, lettuces, gar-lick, onions, and beans, are all named to me as in habitual use. I am also informed that the cul- ...
... in the great majority of de- e, partinents. Peas and beans have run too much to 'ul straw; greens are tall and spindly; cauliflower in many to places has failed, and cabbages of all kinds seem ex- tie ecedingly small, even where firm and tolerably headed ...
... tho tickets are gone nIow. I lost my last blanket that an way last month. My husband, last week; earned just onl 4s. on cauliflowers. Mr. -, a neighbour, lent him nthe nioney to trade with. I think, sir, said the ( l boy, that if the bad boys weren't ...