... Cabbage, Mr B. Gibbison, gardener to Gen. Grey, Fal- lowden. Lettuce, Mir Brewis. Parsley, M/lr Thomas Rickerby,Alnwick. Cauliflowers,i1Mr Gibbison. Some ,fine Parsnips from Geo. Selby, Esq., Belle Vue, were I much admired, and received an extra prize. ...

... VEGETABLES. t White Celery-John Maconchy, Esq.; gardener, Mr. t Macklin. Red Celery-Thomas Hutton, Esq. Carrots-Jobn Pim, Esq. Cauliflowers-The Earl of Charlernont. Red Beet-The Duke of Leinster. Onions.-The Chief Baron. An extra prize was recom- I mended to ...

... 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 ...

... commentdation. Amongst time vegetables Grm which were pltteed rtn the right hand table there were two irc remarkably fine cauliflowers, from Messrs. Jas. and J. toC Ellitson ; oms the left itatd table was; the fruit, %uiyhie, fo but. tlte season, was pronounced ...

... Young' Giles becomes Harlequin, the lovely Rose, his blooming Columbine. BMotser Red Cap, havisng one charm left, changes Cauliflower ilto Clown. Old Cock-a- doodle doo, the aged Pantaloon. Needles and pins, needles and pins, 'Tis now, kind friends, the ...

... sugerwas eaten with aeat to correct its putrescency. Turnips .dn:ostc .s othoughlt tobe indigenous roots of France. Our cauliflowers came from Cyprus, our Pokes from Sicilvy lettuces from Cos, a name vulgarly corrupted into Gos. Shallots or eshallots from ...

... 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 ...

... Bouquet of Cut Flowers-Ist, David (Greenlees; 2d, Charles tow Cr ichton. E.Jihibi/inn Areirls. -Alex. Tiose-cicumbers, cauliflower. stranisleries, roses, houquct, peas. Leslie NsNlic-colelctirol 4 vegetables. Charles Criciton--potatoos. Gerauiun~s.M m ...

... Win. Walker, Esq.; 3rd, Mr Thomas Pratt. PICCOTES: 1st, Mr Johnl Murray. C&AriATrONs: Ist, Mr Johu Robinson. A brace of Cauliflowers, from the garden of Mr Joseph Dodd, and a beautiful collection of China austers, from Mr John Choloraft's, were much admired ...

... 12 Round Ditto -ti OnionS: (; PO- .ltoe Onions; two kinds of vlurnips two of a sort * 2 Cabbages O1 sorts;a ; Le-als; * Cauliflowers; 4 SStalls of Rhulbarb ; 1 Quart of Peas in pod; 3 Carrots; hest Specinmen of Beans, 12 pods. For te best of the above ...

... 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 ...

... eighty varieties, and two stands of pansies; vegetables, thirty varieties consisting of cucumbers, asparagus, kidney beans, cauliflowers kidney potatoes, &c., &c. SiR WALTER SCOTT ON BEAUTY.-In one of the delightful descriptions of Female Loveliness which ...