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here, but td Oficnd, had not w>' ficulty, and lauded here laft night, and anoiherg tleman from the fame place,
... night laft, perfon or unknown, broke into the garden of Mrs. a: the Old Palace, near this city, and ftole j. ( : of 100 cauliflower plants ; and on Saturday night jj , fame depredation was again committed, and a | quantity of vegetable* taken away undifeovered ...
For the Kentish -chronicle. the mistake. A Crop democratic, >ll clrfely (horn. Went to (hop one morn; Mid ranks of
... wigs be took hit feat learn Some btrher’i new*, and wait hi* (having curn. came old Gauger, with hit flowing wigi White a cauliflower, yet twice at big, And peering ronpd, for he was aim oft blind, A vacant block.(land for hit wig to And, He chanc'd, fad ...
NEW VEGETABLES
... beyond any other fort, and one plant will weigh down feven or eight of either the common or Batavian kinds. 3. NEW MALT A CAULIFLOWER, is a valuable variety obtained by ingenious gardener there ; its flavour is in the higheft degree delicate, and its productive ...
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
... middling cabbages. 3. The Tufcan branching purple BROCOLI. This fuperior kind forms its chief head about the of our largeft cauliflowers, and ifom its thick item proceed numerous lateral branches, each terminated by a fine head out ordinary flze, fo that jeverat ...
DISCOVERIES
... of the poor. Hops, pippins, and pale gooK were introduced into thefe kingdoms aliout the m' 1 the fame century, and the cauliflower plant was not confidei ahle time afterwards, though now it 1 found in no other part of the globe in equal perfe^li® 1 From ...
To the PUBLIC
... may truly a;Srmed, that Oak or an Elm may be obtained with much lefs rc üble and Expence than a Carnation, Cucumber, or Cauliflower. Printed for T. Car nan, in St. Faul’» Church-ya'd. Sold by Simmons and Kirkby and W. rlackton. Canter-, bury; T. Filher ...
CAUTION
... New Bond.ftreet; and Cpjlins’s Nor 80, St-James’s Street, London. Whore alfo tnay had, price is. each, 1. The New MALTA CAULIFLOWER;- 4. Lettuce-leaved AFRICAN ENDIVE both nc.v and valuable varieties, infinitely larger and finer than any other fores, N ...
LOST,
... cabbages. , 3. The Tufcan branching purple BROCOLI. This fuperior kind forms its chief held about the fize of our largeft cauliflowers, and from its thick ftem proceed numerous latefal branches, each terminated by fine head of out ordinary fize, fo that ...
M A TRIAGES
... infant lettlement; that the wheat was remarkable good, the bufhel weighing 62 and pounds; that potatoes, peas. Frenchmans, cauliflowers, cabages, melons, &c. &c. were exceedingly fine and very productive: grape vines anfwdr every expectation. Tobacco may ...
THREE NEW VEGETABLES
... middling cabbages. 3. The Tufcan branching purple BROCOLI. This fupcrlor kind forms its chief head about the fiae our largcft cauliflowers, and from its thick ftetn proceed numerous lateral branches, each terminated by fine head of out ordinary fize, that feveral ...
To the Proprietor of the Attenuating Tinflure
... Alfortmcnt of the following Seeds, which will be fold at the lowed Fiicc* : Brocoli, Trefoil, Citlfcs, Early Charlton, Cauliflower, Dwarf Marrow, Turnip, Green Ditto, Cucumber, Blue Union, Carrot, White Rounceval, Lettuce, Large Sugar, Leek, Egg Ditto ...