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... beans ..1 W Raylor, 2 Mr White. Scarlet runners ?? 1 J Paxton, 2 Mrs Hobson. Kidney beans .1 J Plax- ton, 2 T Cotton. Cauliflowers.. .1 T Plaxton, 2 J Oldroyd. White cabbage .. .1 G Boothby, 2 W Riseam. Red ?? W Taffinder, 2 G Bromby. Savoy.. .1 Mrs ...
... Esq. Kidney potatoes-1, Major Grimston; 2, J A ia Wade, Esq. Je Cabbagves.-I, H S Constable, Esq; 2, Major )e Gtimston. y Cauliflowers.-1, J F Wade, Esq; 2, J Statters. a Onions.-I, J A Wade, Esq; 2, H S Codstable, Er Hrots-1, Joseph Statters; 2, David Salyidge ...
... variety at of plants, fruits, and vegetables, which did great ng credit to the exhibit3rs, particularly in potatoes, he cauliflowers, peas, and berries, some of these vieing with the samnilar productions of their more favoured 'rivals. NT Farmers' produce ...
... Locking; 2, 1' Gibson. Gooseberries- Locking. Collection of fruit-2, V Cooling, Cucumbers-1, J Richardson; 3, Mirs Longlbones. Cauliflowers-3, IV Gray. White cabbages-1, Ars Longbones; 2. 2V Fanthorpe; 3,1, Cool;. Red ditto-], Mlrs LIocking; 2, V Cooling. Broad ...
... before plasnting. Where a proper rota- tion of crops is followed, the ground best adapted for potatoes is where celery, cauliflowers, and other crops for whih mnur wa lieraly ppledwere grown last year'. 2 hre re hre rlesto e oseredin v'ew of the possi- ...
... amateurs only. In the It floler class there were neither tulips nor ranuncu. luses. Pine apples and figs, potatoes and cauliflower brocoli were conspicuous by their absence. The judges Were: Mr. I. Kingston, Brantinghain Thorpe; and ?? G. Tll1yard, Broclcesby ...
... - Stathers. Six round p-ot toes-k 1st 1) Salvage; 2al, W Ca roft. Six kidnleys-let, J E 'Wade; 2nd, W Croft. Brace of cauliflowers- J A Wade. Brace of cabbages-let, G Buec, Hern- sea;- 2nd, Wd Croft. Brace of red cabbage's-lot, J A Wade; 2nd, - Stathers ...
... (kidneys)-lst, R Cograve, *2nd, J Peart. Onions--lst, R Cogrsave ; 2nd, ยข Thorseton. Carrots-Ist, J Peert; 2nd, W Hojmes. Cauliflowers -]1 1llorsfield. Cabbages-lst, J. Peart; 2nd. Ht Bennett. Cabbages (red)-lst, VI Holmes; 2nd, J I-Jill. Peas-lst, NV rawthorpe; ...
... ditto-lst and 2nd, W Railer. Six carrots --ist, W Railer ; 2nd, Mr Spencer. Brace of red Y cabbbages--st, 3 Redhead. Brace cauliflowers-lst, a G Whitby; 2nd, E Redhead. Three turnips--lst, W v Railer; 2nd, E Redhead. Three stalks rhubarb-lst t and 2nd, G ...
... . Dish of scarlet runners-lst, J W Plaxton; 2nd, Mr Cot- ton. Dish of kidney beans-let, J W Plaxton; 2nd, J Grant. Two cauliflowers- lst, J W Plaxton; 2nd, T Cotton. One cabbage, white-lst, J M Robinson; 2nd, T Dalby. One cabbage, red-let, Mr Jefferson; ...
... operations of the farm. KnrmmN GENm,-In Junot this department becomes usually very productive, affording peas, beans, potatoes, cauliflowers, &o., &o, The ground then previously occu- pied, and that which has been lying fallow, my now be utilieed and crops of ...
... Beverley. Twenlty-four pansies-i, V Horsefeld, CherryBurton; 2, J Statters, 'tiltolm. VYGETABLES. -Three heads spring cauliflowers-1, H S Constable. Three cabbages-i, R J Haggitt ; 2, J A Hudson, Bev- rley; 3, D Burton. 24 potts of peas -1, It iV Richardsom; ...