Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... named -Guller, has difcovered; by many ol experisients, that alder has ,the property of preferving cab- A - bages- and ~cauliflowers from - caterpillars, fruit trees from- fo blaft,, cora from the yellow fty, and turnips from all kindls le --of-infe~s ...
... ina Ch aocery-lane, and his eeealgs at Chcfsea, stie clerk Was equally dexterous at eping a- con vex- or ultivating, a cauliflower, and who enterel tbe ac iu a suit of legal black and a surteut of, pea..- t, wih J nolte prosequi id anose- 'Tin the other ...
... WVbite Currants, Raspberries, and Figs. Besides the above, were various kinds of Vegetables of great merit, particularly Cauliflowers from~the Garden or Captain Carmichael, at Twickenham, and Cucumbersfrom Mr. Rucker, of Wandsworth. ...
... . A CHANCERY SCENE, ON THE NEWS ARRUVING THERE THAT THE BISHOP OV CHESTEfR HAD THROWN ASIDE HIS CAULIFLOWER WIG, AND CERTAIN , 1.AWYERS'.AERF ABOUT TO DO THE SAMiF The Hall of Lincoln's Innuwas swept, The Counsel, primed, were in their places; The CHANCELLOR ...
... caulflower?' ' That cauliflower, (said she, taking it up in her hand), Sir that's as fine a canliflower as ever was seen, either in a garden or ott of a garden.' I Well, but what's the price of it ?' ' The price ! the devil a prettier cauliflower could you see ...
... takes place in the aspects weight, bulk, and general character of plants when subjected to careful cultivation.-Ex. gr. the cauliflower originally weighed only a quarter of an ounce; in like manner the weight of ihe common cabbage, prior to culti- vation, ...
... ; for carrots, to Samuel Currie ; for cabbages, to Win. Antirs for lettoces, to John Sisarplesa and Thomas Appleby; for cauliflowers, tto Thornnos Dcoxberry 12 prizesl; for boitquaets, to I-leery flaines (2 prizesi, T1hoasna Appmleby, mid Samusel Currie ...
... by the old gauds. Beads and bits of glass suffice, for a season, to excite the ardmiration of a savage; shovel hats atid cauliflower wigs hitd their re- vereure in another state of society ; but neither the influence of beads and glass, nor of hats ant ...
... Ditto, unk Mr. John Dale. ri, Carrels-1. Long Superb, Mr. Johns Willison. 2. Altring- s der ham, Mr. Robt. Atkinson.a the Cauliflowers-I. Wlsito lirocoli. Henry Belcher, Esq. liy Celery-I.- White, Mr. R. Atkinson. 2. White and Red, pi H1, Belcher, Bsq.Il ...
... Wilson. 2 Alr Xl. Davison. 3 Mr :T. Ward. .Best Ernldive-Ar TV. Wardl. 2 Ditto. 3 ir J. lirosho. BHest hriLie oif Cauliflowers-t Mr J. rulmn. 2 ma. 2 Ditto. 3 Mri W. Davison.. ..Blcst Cavyots-I Mir J. Ilnio. £41 2Mr C. WN~odi, g. to Mi W. Marshalli ...
... Ist Kidney Beans, Wmn. Evans, Esq., 2d. Marquis of Hast. c Ings, 3d. Lord Scarsdale; Broad Beans, Wmn. Evans, Esq. c 1st Cauliflowers, John Harrison, Esq;, 2d. Marquis of Hastings; lst. Celery, Lord Scarsdale, 2d. Wm. Evans, Esq.; 1st Lettuce, Lord Scarsdale ...
... Esq. ; 2d Green Marrows, Jedediah Strutt, Esq. ; Beans, S re Jedediah Strutt, Esq.; Ist and 2d Cauliflowers, Jedediah is Strutt, Esq., lst and 2d Cauliflower Broccoli, Jedediah d Strutt Esq. ; Venach Cabbage, Jedediah Strutt, Esq.; O0 i* abbage Savoy, ...