... per dozen; lemons, to. 10s. ; oranges, Cs. to Bs. per 100; artichokes, 2s. 45.: beet, la 2s. ; cabbages, Is. 3d. 25.; cauliflowers, 3s. os. per doz.; tomatoes, 2s. to 35.; carrots, tid. Bd.; herla, 2d. 4d. ; leeks. to 4«l. : turnips, 3 ...

... Bs. ; oranges, (la. Bs. per 100; peaches. 2s. to 45.; artichokes. 2s. to 45.; laiet. Is. to 2s. ; cabbages. Is. 3d. 25.; cauliflowers, Bs. to os.; tomatoes, os. to os. per do/..; celery. Is. is. 6d. ; horseradish, 3s. 6s. per bundle; carrots, 6d. to Ed ...

... the summer. If they are in the kitchen garden, crop as near to them possible. You may as well have plenty of cabbages and cauliflowers the same ground as the apple and pear trees occupy, and let there be scrui .es about using the spade where their roots ...

... per 100; enhnuU, Is. ; pine ap| les, 3s«. to »«. per lb. ; chcsnnts, 10s. to 16s. : arth hokes, to 4». : beet Is. to '»s. cauliflowers, : ...

... other countiea are plentUuL New potatoes from Lislwn fetch from 2s. to 4s. i»er 121b. Broccoli is nearly over, but sprint; cauliflowers are excellent, as is alto asparagus, of which there is a plertitul supply. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, stocks, ...

... Police-constable a! oi.t two o'clock the morning the tiM f a Ri.rden occupied Mr Wm. Hamni( n*l, Birkby. lie had cut one the cauliflowers, and »u eating it, wh«u the him.—A tramp, ran »d Sarah Jones. seauistrear, aged *>•'», waa committed fi-r 14 days for sleejftng ...

... continue received from the continent, tiood home-grown strawberries may also now had at prices varying from U. to 2s. per lb. Cauliflowers are excellent, are indeed moat descriptions spring vegetables. Flowers chiefly constat of orchids, stocks, lily the valley ...

... samples higher prices ate paid. Champion*, 4s. to 65., and imi>eriala, 3a. to 4s. per sieve white, 6a. to Ga. per sack. Cauliflowers are almost tie only things that thrive with the hot, dry temperature. These are plentiful, and sell at la. to Sa. per doren ...

... middlings, . Jersey, 6s. to 7s. ; French, to 7s. .Supplies of cat>b*g« short, prices higher, 6«1. to is. i>er •Iczeo : cauliflowers still very plentiful and a slow sale, at Is 3s. per dozen carrots and onions good supply, the former sell at to Sa, and ...

... behindhand in his obtain the greatest possible benefit. In the garden this good time for turnips, endive, apiftach, cwl.bage, cauliflower, winter onions, lettuces, and almost every kind salaling. few rows the earliest sorts kidney beans arrd peas m*yh; risked ...

... Peacock ; t, Daglisii. Cucumber*—l, J. Hall. 2, J. Barker. Lettuce—l, J. M. Sc.-lie .2, R. Jtrvia. s.i.all Carrot-J. Hall. Cauliflower—J. Mart hall. Savoys—l. R. Jervis;2, H. Harwood. Cabbage, White 1, J. Marshall ;2. Dagllsh Cabbage, Red -I, H. Harper ; ...

... best dish pods—l, Whelpton, Chapel Allertou : 2, T. Dale, Armley. 1, J. Wilkinson, Greenwood Street; 2, T. Watson, Leeds. Cauliflowers, best brace—l, Whelpton. Chapel AUerton; 1, R. Roberts, Wortley ; 1, J. Hodgson, Little London. Cabbage 'Red . best brace—l ...