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... countrymen, from the Derbyshire-slills, were looking at a piece of corat; at last, one of them concluded it must be a petrified cauliflower. What had you for dinner on Sunday ? asked a friend. I dined odf a couple of ducks. Ay, aid a good way off, too, was tbe ...
... brace of Cucumbers (W\ alker imuproved), 11. ilor110hy, ?? 2nd do, do. (I;Cnyon's frCIbvare), ASlr.H CrOES.! Ilest do. Cauliflower, Rev. t. llornhy. Do. dou. Cabbages, Wil. Den1t. Do. do. Letlic, Do. Best six Turnips, Win. Eccles, Esq. Best six Onions ...
... the opposing counsel rose and began, - My lord, after Mr. Colley's flowers of elo- quence'-' Call them Colleyftowers (cauli-flowers) if you please, interrupted his lordship. I-Ie.bears and She-bears.-When George the Third pen. sioned Dr. Johnson, he ...
... Swainson, Esq. Best brace of Cucumbers (Walker's improved), Mrs. Cross (Red Scar). 2nd brace do. (Kenyon's), do. Best do. Cauliflowers, H. Horeby, Esq, Do. do. Cabbages (Emperor), W. Calrow, Esq. Do. do. Lettices (Malta), Rev. R. Hornby. Do. six Onions (White ...
... Esq., second best Melon (Unknown) ; 11. lloruby, Esq., best Cucumbers (Kenyon's Free Bearina); H. flornby, Esq., best Cauliflowers; Wm. Dent, hest Cabbages (Red); C. Swainson, junior, Esq., best. Turnips (Preston Yellow); C. Swainson, junior, Esq., best ...
... quig~tiit'lest eeuiso lie an ivedl like kinigs, yet were not worth a d ollr ~CO .E'nsomieeousid Proiftic CaulsivRese.-A cauliflower was gathered n' in the garden of Dir. 'Gutteridge, greater, Hlirckly, on Monday week, 'th measuring thIrty. Inches in c ...
... s e w that carp ; and what can you expect after stuff a ic as 'liquid lava supporting tioc fish? I s o h ln in the cold cauliflowe-r with th ora ,u igteceres and syrrup, over yor ho . a o eltat green stuff soothin thtyu I ac-uc of, looking like a chcwee ...
... Joseph Warburton, of the coffee-house, ci d Wolton. Best d;i-h of French beans, Mrs. Joseph Alisoe. I B Rest brace of Cauliflowers, Ist prize Mrs. Joseph Ashton; 2nd ditto a . Wmn Shand. Bestdish of Potatoes, letprize Richard Alison; 2nd ti ?? Rawson ...
... saw nothing to elucidate what the donmes meant. At the conclusion of the ballet, some niie threw a nosegay, as big as a cauliflower, at Mdlle. Fobbris feet, and that good example found a follower. Mr. Ba- ker is still performing at this theatre, he is ...
... gardener to the Earl of Bal- carres. Best dish of peas, Rev. S. Master; second best do., Mr. William Wright. Best two heads of cauliflower, Mr. Williams, gardener to the Earl of Balcarres; second best do., do. Best two sticks of celery, Rev. W. Yates; second ...
... good for the season. The vegetables were very fine; some onions, cabbages, and other esculentsa caused much notice. The cauliflowers were very inferior, as they generally are this [year. The fruit was fine, particularly the grapes and apples. The judges ...
... currants, C. Swairson, jun., Esq. VEGETABLES. Best brace of cucumbers, Thomas Gregson; best cn- cumber, do.; best brace of cauliflowers, Chas. Swainson, jun., Esq.; best green cabbage, Rev, R. Hornhy; bestred cabbage, Edward Knight; best turnips, J. Wiggans; ...