... situattion, or protected twith mats and straiv, and be left in the seed-bed till spring. Be careful to ventilate the young cauliflower plai:s wbicb have been raised in framea fbr spring phintitg, and prune off' any dead or sickly lemves. FACET'IE. 3ut what ...

... mutton, 7&.; veal, 5d. ; lamb, Gd.; bacon, Od.; barn, lId.; lard, 8d. ; and butter, Is. 5d., per lb. Potatoes, 91bs. for 6d. Cauliflowers, 3d. each. Rhubarb, Id. per bundle. Eggs, 10 for Gd. ABERGELE, May G.-Our market to-day may be con- sidered much like that ...

... per lb. ; beef, Gd. ; veal, 5d.; lamb, 8d.; pork, od. ; eggs, Ss. per hundred ; potatoes, Id. per lb. ; cabbages, ld. ; cauliflowers, 3d. each; gooseberries, 8d. per ?? quart; cherries, Sd. per lb. ; black currants, 4d. per F quart; cheese, 10d. per lb ...

... : beef, Gd. ; mutton, 6d. ; veal, 53d. ; lamb, 6d.; butter, 14d. per lb. ; eggs, ten for 6d.; potatoes, Ills. for Gd.; cauliflowers, 3d.; cabbages, Id. each; ham, 4d. per lb. ; cheese, 6d. and l0d.; bacon, 7d. pork, 6d. RtUTnMN, August 21.-This market ...

... bacon, 10d. ; pork, Gd. cheese, 6d. to 10d. ; ham, 12d. Potatoes, lilhs. for 6d.; eggs, hutndred for 5s. ; cabbages, Id. ; cauliflowers, 2jd. each. RUTItIN, August 28---Our market to-day was pretty %vY01 attended by farmers. A large number of samples of wheat ...

... lamb, 7d. ; pork, 6d ; bacon, 9d.; ham, 10d. ; butter, 14d. to 15d. ; cheese, 6d. to 9d. ; po- tatoes, 121bs. for 6d. ; cauliflowers, two for 4d. ; eggs, 5s. per hundred. RUTuIIN, Sept. 11.-This market was thinly attetoded, and a very few samples of grain ...

... marrows, &c., in the places I prepared for them, protecting with hand-glasses until the plants get into full growth. Sow cauliflowers for late autumn 2 use, and give every attention in tke way of watering &e., to 3 those recently planted °t'. ...

... thrive best if planted the end of this month or early in November. THo KITCHEN-GARDEN.-Where the stock of Michael- mas cauliflowers is larger than may be required for im- mediate consumption, it will be found a good plan to take up carefully by the roots ...

... of the syringe, aced and maintain the temperature as directed in last week's unds instructions. Onut THE KITCaEN-GAnDEN.-Cauliflower and lettuce plants s for in frames mun t be duly protected at night, and uncovered Ex,- and ventilated during fiue days ...

... nursery beds, r the size of the frames which are to protect the plants e during the winter, the strongest of the yoaung cauliflower ry plants raised last month. Plant out coleworts. I I lI l ...

... Examine again the bud roses, and remove the ligatures altogether, heading the stock down to the bud. THE KITCHEN-GARDEN.-The cauliflower and lettuce plants in frames should be protected from heavy falls of rain; but otherwise the lights should be drawn off ...

... little use to cover the L of glass. 'Tur S TtE 1XrTCcEN GAm)EN.-Protect the crops of celery Gos with long litter, also the cauliflower and lettuce plants Deci in frames. Iig I Pig - - I ...