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... dea:4! . styrng hiaiself Monsieur Le Capitaine Johnson, called 1 „ and planted in Ei.gland, in the year 5533. Asparagus, cauliflowers, and prat, were introduced about the time of the restoration of Charles H. The delightful : ornaments of our gardens, Bowers ...
... Gifford, lost has Ladyship stepped out an and sailed sissy. R kitchen •t. ffer ed tly, Cab Sires, (swiss, plumps, lad cauliflowers floated t•qin her pietnifts into those rff Mr. Murry. in street. Or reporter left the pasties scram 1. Cerrrs.—Spriwg has ...
... indigenous in Britain, because we are obfiged tts'eultive them. Asparagus was first imported from Asia ; Cresses from Crete; Cauliflower from Cyprus; Cher vil from Italy ; Cabbage and Lettuce from Holland ; Fennel from Can-ry laland ; Garlick fertaathe E3At ...
... ?? ER.-Sow sallading under framnes; pinutbeans and sow early peas; prune andt nail vines, apricots, peaches, &c.; give cauliflowers air in mild days take up parsnips, carrots, and potatoes; weced spring onions; manure spare groUniic; earth up artichokes ...
... GOOSEBERRIES.—1st prize, Mr. Godsall. STRAWBEKMES.—1st. prize, Sir J. G. Cotterell. ASPARAGus.-lst prize, Rev. Mr. Trumper. CAULIFLOWERS.—1st prize, Sir J. G. Cotterell. BRISTOL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.—A meeting of gen- tlemen took place on Thursday last, at ...
... be awarded to Ranunculuses, Pinks, Roses, Stove or Greenhouse Plants; Heaths, Hardy Plants, Cherries, Strawberries, and Cauliflowers. By order of the Com- mittee. WM. HOOPER, Hon. Sec. Ross, 10th June, 1829. TO PARENTS AND GtlADIANS WANTED, A YOUTH of ...
... be awarded to Ranunculuses, Pinks, Roses, Stove or Greenhouse Plants, Heaths, Hardy Plants, Cherries, Strawberries, and Cauliflowers. By order of the Com- mittee. WM. HOOPER, Hon. Sec. Ross, 10th June, 1829. ABERGAVENNY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. THE REV. J. HUGHES ...
... unsavory, and even the cauliflowers resemble more the dingy wig of Sir James Scar- lett than the candescent locks of Lord Eldon. The influence of our political condition upon the kitchen garden, is remarkable, That the cauliflowers should resemble the wig ...
... Ranunculuses, Pinks, Roses, Stove or Greenhouse Plants, Heaths, Hardy Plants, the best Nosegay, Cherries, Strawberries, and Cauliflowers. WILLIAM HOOPER, Honorary Secretary. Ross, 1st June, 1830. GLAMORGANSHIRE AND MONMOU ITISHIRE HCMTLCUX.T'IMILX. SOCIETY ...
... Ranunculuses, Pinks, Koses, Stove or Greenhouse Plants, Heaths, Hardy Plants, the best Nosegay, Cherries, Strawberries, and Cauliflowers. WILLIAM HOOPER, Honorary Secretary. Ross, 1st June, 1830. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. AN APPRENTICE WANTED, by a SURGEON ...
... Morgan; best Green Peas, E. P. Richards, Esq. second best ditto, Mr. Pro- thero third best ditto, Mr. J. Moggridge best Cauliflowers, Sir C. Morgan; second best ditto, Mr. Grey; best Kidney Beans, dwarfs, Mr. Grey. Cottagers' Prizes.-Three best Roses, ...
... Surinam, Mrs. Cary Cocks. 3d prize, Roseberry, Col. Money. 4th prize, Scarlet, Col. Money. 5th prize, Alpine, Col. Money. CAULIFLOWERS.—1st prize, John Cooke, Esq. 2d prize, Mr. Reynolds. 3d prize, Mrs. Westfaling. 4th prize, Mr. Holbert. 5th prize, John ...