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... the products which such a pit, iu ihe hands ot an iugenions amateur, is calculated to afford, are almost without end. Small salading may be produced in it throughout the whole winter. Chi- cory roots (though this may he accomplished ill a common cellar) ...
... to Geo. Neale, Llandaft'Court.. Celery—4 sticks. First prize to Wm. Davies, Llandaff; second prize to Wm. Davies, Gabalva. Salad. First prize to Wm. Davies; second prize to Frederick Griffiths, Bonvilstone. Dessert fruit—4 sorts. First prize, 6s., to W ...
... Francaise, cotelettes d'agneau a la prinlaniere, grenadines de veau a la gelee, homards en aspic, saumon de Severn marinee, salade de homard, mayonnaise de filets de volaille, pyramins de truffes et champiquous,[buissous de' gros ecrevisses, gelee mosaique ...
... Thomas White; second ditto, Mr. Evan Davie* Cauliflowers, two heads,-—No competitors Kidney Beans, a d is It,—Mr. Evan Davies Salad, a dish,—First prize, Mr. George Lewis; second ditto Mr. Evan Davies Leeks, bunch of six,-Mr, Evan Divies Basket of Vegetables ...
... jellies, 36 jars sauces, 24 bottles olives and capers, 24 bottles cayenne and celery, 12 bottles curry powder, 12 bottles; salad oil and herbs, 12 bottles; dried yeast, 8 cases; ox tongues, 18; eggs in salt, 300; sweet biscuits, 20 lbs. Normandy pippins ...
... and beans, AND ^'ANT OUT W'NTER LELTLICP 011 A R'CH warm pie> E OI ground; Provid e a succession of radish a:;d other small salads J/.AN'IRE A,,D dress asparagus beds. Get cauliflower plants (0 F, UL>der glass hardened off, and pay every attention «A 1 ...
... CocJcerill and Two Pullets. 1 and 2 do. Vegetable Marrow. N.B.—The Young Fowls must be bred by the 1 and 2 do. Dish of Small Salading Exhibitor, and of the year 1857.-The old Birds 3 do. bunch of Flowers. must have been in the possession of the Exhibitor ...
... Cabbage. 1 and 2 do. do. Cauliflowers. 1 and 2 do. couple of Cucumbers. 1 and 2 do. Vegetable Marrow. 1 and 2 do. Dish of Small Salading 3 do. bunch of Flowers. 2 and 2 do. do. Rhubarb. 1 and 2 do.do.miscellaneousHerbs 1 and 2 do. bunch of Leeks. 2 and 2 do ...
... 6 Nectarines 10 0..5 0 — Do. Bunch Rhubarb(6 sticks) 2 6..1 6.. 2 6.. 16 '*?*.• L'o. 0 Apricots 10 0..5 0 — t)o. Dish of Salad. 2 6..1 6.. 2 6..1 6 Do. 6 Green Gages 10 0..5 0 — Do. BunchMiscellaneousHerbs5 0..2 6.. 5 0..2 6 Do. G Plums 10 0..5 0 — Do ...
... 1 6.. 2 6..1 6 Do. 6 Peaches •• q — J>0. BunchRhubarb(6sticks) 2 6..1 6.. 2 6..1 6 Do. 6 Nectarines 10 O5 0 — Do. Dish of Salad 2 6..1 6.. 2 6..1 6 Do. 6 Apricots in N' 0 — J)o. BunchMisccIlaneousHerbs5 0..2 6.. 5 0..2 6 Do. 6 Green Gages IN N' 5 0 — ...
... 2 j5? £ »fr Do. 6 Nectarines 10 0..5 0 — Do. BunchRhubarb(6sticks) 2 6!!l 6!iJL« JDo. 6 Apricots 10 0..5 0 — Do. Dish of Salad 26..1 S ^\Bo. 6 Green Gages 10 0..5 0 — Do. BunchMiscellaneousHerbsS 0..2 Do. 6 Plums • 10 0..5 0 — Do. Bunch of Leeks 2 1 ...
... Table Cabbages 26..1 6..26..1 6 Do. 4 Cauliflowers 26..1 6..26..1 6 Do. BunchRhubarb(6sticks) 2 6..1 6.. 2 6..1 6 Do. Dish of Salad. 26..16..26..16 Do. BunchMiscellaneousHerbsS 0..2 6.. 5 0..2 6 Do. Bunch of Leeks 2 6..1 6.. 2 6..1 6 Do. 6 Stick. ot Ce)erv ...