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... on effects of elder in preserving plants from insects and flies, it appears to be usetul, —I. For preventing cabbage and cauliflower plants from being devoured and damaged by caterpillars.— For preventing blights, and their effects on fruit-trees.—3. For ...
... observations made the effects thfe in preserving plants from insects flies it appears to be useful 1 For preventing cabbage and cauliflower-plants from being devoured and damaged by cater-piiiars 2 For preventing and their effects on fruit-trees 3 For preserving ...
... is content with the leg of a calf, the haunch of Hag ; never thinks of a fecoi.d courfe, or of defert, even of a fauce, cauliflower, or cairot, pitklod cucumb» r, or the like. eagle a'fo, king of the (srels, feafts himft>f and the royal family, the young ...
... of .is in their style «f dancing. The Lady wore stays «•/'.' antique, with riding habit equally outre. The Gentlnnim had cauliflower wig vast dimensions, and a coat, with stiff skirts. They were both The Duke and Duchess, and their party, sat eminence ...
... viz: — Mr. Farey; a moit inte: ly-buile MANSION-HOUSE, Swine, by an Effex Parme F-POR1, in the occupation of cultivating Cauliflowers, another inrerefling paper Company; containing, on afeertaining the Nature ¢ -room, 32 feet by 18; two par- ditto, 12 by ...
... lands,* and their produce, Mr. :—A most'int'resting paper on the breed of swine, Essex Farmer and new mode of cultivating cauliflowers, Mr. S uudt,i»' Siroud -Another interesting p 'per-. by Mr. Farey, on the means «f ascertaining the nature cf soils, and ...
... collection Fruit and. Forest /.Trees, from one to five years old • Evergreens, and other ornamentil Plants, at'the /Cabbage and Cauliflower ..Plants,.with every sort of lit requisite for the kitchen v garden, may had above.—Also Thorns, &c. for Hedges. -N. Planting ...
... the 24th day of March 1808, the forenoon ,~The following GOODS,'.«»>. •'; bags Onion Seed. 1 Cabbage. *——Parsnip. . ■ ■ Cauliflower. I Large Brocoli. }6 —Qianpc urrot. And 16 hundred. inch, 10, 11, and 1$ ftel landed, and condemned as Pjize. , *ot catalogues ...
... then his own person secure wounded he nor to recover to CjrJnsri cutting off of cauliflower leave part all second and even formed y for or n:oi:ihe at cutting off cauliflowers are in or three in ground i manner PREFERRED Rrv redlory Newton-FerrcrsDcvon— ...
... Roll out and then draw in his folds of fat. Like to some bather’s leathern powtle -bsg W herewith he leathers, (roils, or cauliflower. Spruce beau, fair, or doctor grave. Enough of dangers and of enemies Hath Nature’s wisdom for the worm ordain’d ; Increase ...
... Strawberries, per thumb of about 12 iir number 0 Cherries, per 0 Pines, ?per pound 14 Gooseberries, per quart- 0 Cauliflowers; eaeh • 0 Cucumbers,each q j q Rhubarb, per bundle •->»>*••- .. j Sea Kale, ditto*-. 1 New Potatoes, ...
... nine acres;— -Soon .liter Chriflmss, i-.ubthcs, Ijiinach, onions, and other feed crops are fown, producing amtualiy Cauliflowers frequently 701. nr more, fay Cabbages Celery, the f.>Jl crop, often tiOl. fay Endive Celery, crop qu Total annual produce ...