... plenty of awe to prevent weakly growth. Hardy Pralt and Kitchen Harlan. Winter onions may now or very soon be sown, also cauliflower., for the early crop next roman, and • email bed of brown cos, and hardy sorts of lettuce to stand the winter. The to of ...

... P11,0'400 cf cauliflowers and autumn broccoli, also a full supply of salads. The Cape broccolies. although apt tosport, are amongst the most useful for the certain supply of the house. A rich border should also be prepared for cauliflowers, which should ...

... one servant indebted to these Arab merchants, who sell the bat of every fruit anti vegetable at the lowest prices: such cauliflowers, such fruit, such pineapples, as make our country cousin's month water. The furniture of Mr. Dion Bouoicault, who male ...

... Wowing, however, take care to separate the had ones, fortunately, very scarce this season, from those that are masa, Ilso cauliflower before it gets too large, and prepare a shod or pit to plant a quantity on the first approach of frost. French beans may ...

... os t to lee; Root cobs, ISO. per lb de., Ills; Weal ante do., WSW; Chestnuts. poor boob-. to bases. per doz., Is to ta ; Cauliflowers. cash, to p. hostile, 10s to IM; Socha* par pm. Is per bundle, to Is ; Taft topsatie. rr t i c7. to tios; do.. 50e ...

... French. quarter of a peck: Ist prize, 2s. 6d14n Payne. d 7. Okrrots, six roots: Ist prize, 2.. W., John Payne. 89. Cauliflowers, three Ist prize, 2s. 6J., Jobe Payne. 90. Lettuce cabbage, three: Ist prize, 2s. 6d., John Payne. 92. Onions, six: Ist ...

... le weather, gets off the following mellifluous strains: Onion garden bed reclining, Beets a youth his aching head ; ' Cauliflowers, lo! weeds confront me; Lettuce hence.' he sadly said. 'Carrots out the stoutest manhood, Peas my wearied soul cloth need; ...

... VEOFTABLE Priem. imewhere in the Soot effects of the late wise, following mellifluous sti Onion garden I Beets a youth ' Cauliflowers, la Lettuce hence, 'Carrots out the Peas my wear Bean 0! strife I Else my art w Pronounced thus:— On yon garden Beats ...

... Job Winter; 3rd, Mr. Owen. Cabbage, red. Ist priz, Mr. Isaac Jones; 2nd, Mr. IL Baby, Llanelly ; 3rd, Mr. Thomas John. Cauliflowers. Ist prize, Mr. John Thomas, lienallt. Celery. lat prize, Mr. J. Payne; 2nd, Mr. Jas. Thomas. Cucumbers. Ist J. Payne, ...

... Lloyd . Olangsilly 3rd, Rev L. M. Jones. - 'Two red cabbage, Ist, Mr. Williams, Csvmcement ; 2nd, Rev. L. H. Jones. Two cauliflowers, lit, W. R. H. Powell, Esq. 2nd, Mrs Harries. Three sticks of red celery, let, Mr Williams, Owesormant ; 2nd, Mr Pile, ...

... . le 020 167 0 0 0 .. iii I . 1 !sett*le 0 0 10 Rhubarb . Cabbage Pickling cabbage I I 0 34 It Cauliflowers Oats lt 0 0 130 .I. 1 2211 II Permanent pasture lit 10 IN 4304 17 $ ...

... Pontardn. Isis; 2nd, 2s, ; 1., Mrs Prosser, Tygwyn. Cabbage, red: let, 4s, Mr T. Payne, : 2nd, 2s. ?dr Joseph Davies. Cauliflowers Ist, is, Mr W. R. H. Powell, tad, 20, Mrs Saunders. Court Henry ; 9rd, Is, Mr R. S. Morgan, Tegfynydd. Celery, red : Ist ...