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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 ...
... resided at Bris- tol, len compelled to leave home, often substituted for himself an elderly masn, on whose head he pseed a cauliflower-wig. The deputy sat, subtle-looking, like an ap ain a house-porch, dispensing, with men fr or ees, 'ils orth blos'fhcgeusis ...
... t. tVatt, Esq. Best brace of Cab- bage Lettuce-1 B. Watt, Esqg; 2. D, Burton, Esq; 3. T. Shep- herd, Esq. Best brace of Cauliflowers-I A. Terry, Esq; 2. T. Hkutto, Egq; 3. E. 11. Reynssard. Fq. Best brace of Cabbages- 1. P. H. Reynard, EIqt 2. F. Watt ...
... 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 ...
... Smith. Best Pank, James Jepson. Best Dahiria G. Law~son..- VROETABEnSa-BeSt Cucumber, S1. Smitb ; 2ad, S. Daniel. Best Cauliflower, J, Summerrogilt. Beat Kidney Poatatoes, G. Lawson l 2ad, It J. Mrrrgatroyd : ba~se Riund do., G. Lawson i 2nei, J. Rabloson ...
... ;1, 2, Cherries 1510.- Nat en retieL; 1, 2, lied Goosbseltiritsi; 2, 3. WhIte do.; 1,2, lied Cue. mitts t; 0~, Peast 3, Cauliflower; 3, Broad Bransa 3, Scairlet face of tu iiters ; 2, White Cabbate; 5. 2, Lettuce (Cabbage t 2, Rhu- tarte, c .f herb; 2 ...
... Eversdeen. Kidney Beans-Mr. Leake. Wind- sor BeaMs-Mr. W. Speck. OCiions-MIr. S. Stephenson. Cha- , lots-Mr. Vickerman. Cauliflowers-Mr. W. Speck. Ited Celery-Mr. Lealke. White Celery-Mr. Vickeoinan, Carrots r-1, Rev. Mr. Jadis; 2, Mr. Vickernian; 3, Rev ...
... 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 ...
... retire out of the ?? Journal. EFFECT OF SOAP-SUDS ON CABBAGES..-Wherever soap-suds have been used plentifully, cabbages and cauliflowers have grown luxuriantly. I have made several inquires of others who have used them, and in no instance have I heard of a ...
... three catastrophes; and they dibble ill their atrooities, one to every twetitylinesasregularly as if they were planting cauliflowers. With them everything depends ot the abundance of blood cali brains-not their own certainly; and provided the murders, ...
... besttwelve onions to Mr J. Rochester, Felton.-Best and and second best six Carrots to Mr T- Mack.-Do. best and second best two Cauliflowers to Mr T. Jeffrey, Felton. _Cxtra Prizes-To MNr Crossling for a fine large flavoured Pine, and to Mr D. $aint, for a dish ...