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... Strong THORNS, fit for Ground, and other Hedges, from One to Six Years Old; likewise. Superior SBA-KALE, ASPARAGUS, and CAULIFLOWER PLANTS. Belfast, 27th Feb. 1832. FEE SIMPLE ESTATE, IN COUNTY CAVAN. TO be SOLD, by Private Contract, in one or several ...
... SOw ftill ClrOPs Of Onions, le.ks, carrots, arid parsnips. Plant early calbbage, savoys, German greens, red cabbage, and cauliflowers; the latter about the end of the mouth. Make botbeds for forcing cu- cumbers, melons, and asparagus. Dress artichokes. ...
... Strong THORNS, fit for Ground, and other Hedges, from One to Six Years Old; likewise, Superior SEA-KALE, ASPARAGUS, anux CAULIFLOWER PLANTS. Belfast, 27th Feb. 1832. (366 NE 32O N CL UB. WANT`rlD, A O-I ?SE -VE PER. R. F7 GC3RDON, Treasurer. Belfast, 25th ...
... Strong 1 HORNS, fit for Ground and other fledges, from one to six yeais old likewise, Superior Sea-kale, Asparagus, and Cauliflower PLANTS. , „ Belfast, Feb. 1832. ...
... savoys, greens, &c. Sowv yellow turnips of the most-approved kinds for a full crop. Sow all sorts of cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower, to plant out in June. - Plant full crops of early and late potatoes. Sow all kinds of hardy annuals, and plant out those ...
... skirrets, salsafy, and scorzonera; also white and yellow turnips. About the end of the mouth sow broccoli, cabbage, and cauliflower seeds, for a late crop ; also cucumbers for pickling, on a warm light soil. Care should be taken of the choice tulips, ...
... Cantelope, scarlet flesh), Mr. Lewis (gardener to Col. Forde, Seaforde); best 2 quarts Potatoes, Mr. Win. M'Kee; best 3 Cauliflowers Mr. Walker; best heads Asparagus, Mr. R. M'Mullan; best Early Carrots, Mr. (gardener to Sir R. Bateson. Bart.); best 6 ...
... (Dropraore Cantelope. scarlet flesh). Mr Lewis (gardner Foroe, Seaforde); best quarts Potatoes, Mr. William M'Kse- heu'-i Cauliflowers. Mr. Walker; best &o heads Asparagus, Mr. R m-u , lan ; best I* early Carrots, Mr. Millikan (gardner to Sir Bart ), best* ...
... lawns. Water all new planted trees, par- ticularly those against walls. Transplant celery, leeks, en - dive, broccoli, and cauliflower. Continue to sow all sorts of salad herbs. In the beginning of the month sow red beet for pickling. Pease should be regularly ...
... Kitty Curran's fruit arid vegetable shop, William- street South) green peas were sold, on Saturday last, at 4s. per quart, cauliflower 4d. to 6d. per head, and new potatoes 4d rto 4 -tR 6d. per quart. R- YA- L IlStis YACrT CLUB.-His Excellency the Mar- ...
... all kinds are plentiful:—Pomfret Cabbages fid per dozen —Asparagus to lOd per hundred—Peas per quart— Potatoes per quart —Cauliflowers to 4-tl each. The supply of Fish throughout the week was but indifferent. LONDON MARKETS, JUNE 8. Aggregate Averages of ...
... Friday.-Vegetables ot all kinds in abundance: young Cabbages 9d per dozen, as quality; Asparagus Gd to per bund. ; Cauliflowers 3d each; Peas 18d per quart; New Potatoes stone, according to size ; Cherries 10 berries I%dto per quart. Bacon per lb—D ...