... trough ; ,and, after Mr,.Andrrws'a famihy had6 edined, Cthe had taken *r in her poc~ttr, frni nis reitchen, the lcaves of cauliflowers, r. and otiaerovitlts, that camne from his tab,e, to futtain life. It alto appeared, that Mrs. Andrews ants ner maid had ...

... rgftyle of dancing. The lady' wore Wflays a-Ia-aetiqse, with a ridinlg habit 'equ~ally eutsg~i's ''Thse gentleman had on a cauliflower wig uf.-vaft dimenflons, andl a fruff- . colop,,redcgoat switlb. fifffltircs.' Theygwere both un- knIcown. The Dumke an ...

... atid thus they may be eaten for two or three months; s herr, at prcf ...

... hunt, was won by Sir Thomas Muotjn'r b. g. Cauliflower . . Mr. Cope's br. g. Romeo . . . . . . 2 The Sweepftakes, of 5gs. each, the beft of three 1- rile heats, was won by Sir Thomas Moftyn's b. g. Cauliflower . 1 1 Mr. Cope's br. g. Fly by Night . . ...

... number 0 1 6 Cherries, per poun. .. ?? .1 t (3 Pines, per pound. .. ?? . 0 14 0 Goofeberries, per quart .. .. ?? 2 0 Cauliflowers, each. ?? .. .. 0 2 6 Cucumbers, ?? .. .. ?? O I i Rhubarb, per ?? .. ?? O 6 .Sea ?? .. .. .. .. ?? O 6 New Potatoes, per ...

... away as usual, but that they are appa- I b rently us for%%ar(l in their grouttht, as in common seasons in July; and that cauliflower plants have survived the c winter, the produce of seed sown last autunn with thi I cabboage seestsl. I The first Stravnberries ...

... Philadelphia-some of them wealthy persons, and nearly all natives of Isle of Wight.-Fine nm'elons, grapes, cherries, and cauliflowers displayed Friday for sale in Covent Garden ?? Bailey Sessions commence Wednesday-Mr. Patmore, who stands chanced with being ...

... offending parties.- Morning Paper. Ii There are at present in bs garden at Finginss, e near Dublin, ripe strawberries, cauliflowers, and o large white roses, all equal in quality to any usu- e ally seen in the months of June or July. C h COURT OF RING'S ...

... vegetables at Covent Giarden market, on Saturday: Potatoes, froms Is. Gd. to Os. per bushel; cabbages, from lOd. to led. and cauliflowers, 2s. to Os. per dozen heads; onions, from 20. Gd. to 4s. the half sieve (about a third of a bushel); carrots, from 4s. ...

... at Covent Garden ilarketon Saturday:-Potatoes ,from) A! Is. (16. to 3s. per bushel', cabbages, fronm ld. to Id. - h and cauliflowers, 2s. to 9e. per dozen heeds; onions,- e from 2s. 6d. to, 4s. the hallfsieve (about a third of a :a bushel); carrots, froni ...

... appointed to be held at Bedford in July.-United States' cotton last week fell 3d. and Egyptian and South American 4d. per lb. Cauliflowers are very abundant this season-no less than 40,000 at Covent Garden Satlurday, brought by only 6 principal growers.-A mineral ...

... Bltrinig has 'just C3 discoverrd, andi taade known to tite Horticu.lturaf So. at idi cir, alt effectual matboil of preserving cauliflowers toifor a~ length of time in beg mould ! b ;y At ?? Fait, it e shiewt lttsh of steep Aan a: f cattle was considerable ; ...