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... truly af- firmed, that an Oak or an Elm may be obtained with much left Trouble and Expence than a Carnation, Cucumber, or Cauliflower. Printed for T. CARNAN, in St. Paul* Church-Y»rd, Of rrsjhom may he had, t. The CITCUIT of HUMAN LIFE —A Vision. In which ...
... truly af- firmed, that an Oak or an Elm may be obtained with much hrfi Trouble and Expence than a Carnation, Cucumber, or Cauliflower. Printed for T. CARNAN, in St. Paul'i Church- Yard. OJ' nvbom may be had, I. The CITCUIT of HUMAN LIFE A Vision. In Which ...
... ment of Foreit and Fruit-Trees, Evergreens and Flowering Shrubs, Garden, Grafs, and Flower Seeds, Arti- choke, Afparagus, Cauliflower and Cabbage Plants, Bafs Mats, Garden Tools, Sec. . A fine Collection of irain'd Peach, Nectarine and Apricot Trees. Every ...
... of Foreft and Frnit-Trees, Evergreens and . Flowering Shrubs, Garden, Grafs, and Flower Seeds, Arti- choke, Afparagus, Cauliflower and Cabbage Plants, Bafs Mats, Garden Tools, &c. A fine Collection of train'd Peach, Nectarine and Apricot Trees. Every ...
... AfTortment of Foreft and Fruit-Trees, Evergreens and Flowering Shrubs, Garden, Grafs, and Flower Seeds, Arti- choke, Afparagus, Cauliflower and Cabbage Plants, Bafs Mats, Garden Tools, tec. A fine Collection of train'd Peach, Nectarine and Apricot 'Trees. Every ...
... it done by Ihc flug, and would advife night-rolling to be tried, which is neither dithctilt or expenfive. Cahblg* feed, cauliflower and othet garden feedi, are very frequently a-.tacki-d and often dtftroyed both by the fly andi flug, and the former ol ...
... returned to the Black Boy Inn, Chelmsford, in about fix hours, and did not appear much diftrefied ; but when it reached the Cauliflower, at Ilford, about eight miles fliort of the place where it ftarted, its ftrength and fpirits became totally exhaufted, and ...
... Produce, Mr. Farcy '—A moft later citing Paper oa the Breed of Swine, T*« E »« Farmer and Breeder:—A new Mode of cultivating Cauliflowers, by Mr Saunders, Stroud:—Another Intcrcfting Paper by Mr. Farcy, on the Means afcertainlng the Nature of Soils, and on ...
... and jMistbertUs. The currant-tree was conveyed from by tbe Venetian*, and planted in England the year 1553.—Asparagus, cauliflowers, beam, and pc**, were introduced about the lime of the restoration of Cbatles the delightful ornaments our gardens, flowers ...
... pouuons uf malt liquors, and bit bedlt is still fortbert increased, bya multiplicity of coats, in erhieh be it buried likea cauliflower, theui.neriine-resvcbiiig tohisherdt. He wears a broad brimttud low crowned bat, a huge roll of coloured handkerchief about ...
... and two sons to lament their loss. Vegetable Origins. — Turnips and carrots are thought indigenous roots of France. Our cauliflowers came from Cyprus; our artichokes from Sicily ; lettuce from Cos, a name corrupted into gaitse. Shallots, or eschalloLs ...
... sea-kale, tart rhubarb, ftc. brought to market in April and May, is per- fectly incredible ; as is that of the [seas, cauliflowers, and new potatoes presented ill June. The rest of the season is equally well furnislied not only wiih eveiy ordinary vegetable ...