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... MtssCnlmore; 2nd, Mrs. Blackman. ASPARAGUS.—Ist pnze. Miss Colmore. ! RHUBARB.—I*t prize. Mr. Vearsley ; 2nd. Mr. Churchill, j SALAD.—Ist prise. Mr. Yean ley 2nd. Mrs. Blackman. EXTRA PRIZES. GREENHOUSE PLANT.-Lady Agar. I DITTO DITTO. —Mr*. Duncan Oilby. ...
... but its use in salad were induced to adopt from seeing the recommendation in their advertisement, and were most agreeably surprised to find the zest communicated the addition of a dessert spoonful of the sauce to a bowl of dressed salad, and that its aromatic ...
... Blackman; 2nd, J.Cuzins, Esq. Asparagus. -Ist prize, Mr. John Yearslcy. Rhubarb.— lst, Mr. John Yearsley; 2nd, G. A. Welch, Esq. Salad.- Ist prize, G. A. Welch, Esq. extra prizes. Collection op Roses. -Mrs. Blackman. Collection of Azaleas.—Lord Nonbwick. Seei ...
... Reid; 2nd, J Esq. CAUi AGE.—lst prise, G. Welch. L*q ; ind, Sunnan. Esq. RHUBARB.— itt prise. O. A. Welch Esq . Ycartle), Esq. SALAD. lst prise. J. Banr-». ; 2nd, Mrs. Blacktnau. MUSHROOMS.-Ist prise, T.P. t.. Eaq. LETTUCE (Six Co*.)—lst prise, J. Ye ley. ...
... digestion ; hut it- use salad we were induced adopt front seeing the recommendation in their advertisement, and were most agreeably sutpi ised to find the zest communicated the addition a dessert spoonful of the sauce to bow l dressed salad, and that its aromatic ...
... Historical Memoranda for the pre»ent Week. March 3d, K. Walter born, 1G05; Sir \V. Daienant born, 1006 T. Otway horn, 165*1. —4lA, Salad in died, 1193; Henry IV.de poted, 1461; John Lord Somers born, 1652.— 6th, A. Corregio died, H. Wharton died, 1695; Dr. Arne ...
... and, if possible, from seed just ripened on a strong old plant. Turnips, early, for large winter crop. Radish, and small salad seeds. Transplant, early iu the mouth, brocoli for a late supply, and a trench or two of celery. All the growing crops ol the ...
... C.Colmore, Esq, Aefaragus.—lst prise. £. Hurlston; Mr. Barron. Rhcbabd.— lst prise. Mr. Dale: 2d, Mr. E. Huilatoa. Baseet Salad.—Mr. Utters* jo. Grapes. —Sir C. Morgan. Strawberries.— Ist and prizes, Mr. Darroo. Afflei.— Dunn: Mr. Utteraoo. Miscellaneous ...
... ; but its use in salad were induced adopt from seeing the recommendation in their advertisement, and were most agreeably surpiisedto find th« xest communicated by the addition of dessert spoonful of the sauce to a bowl of dressed salad, and that its aromatic ...
... eyes, megrims, and consequently shying. Garden.—So* succession crops of beans and peas, lettuce, spinach, asparagus, small salad, and early Dutch turnips; onion, beet, and carrots, for main crops. Plant horse radish, sea-kale; propagate esculent perennials ...
... ASPARAGUS.—Ist prise, Mrs Blackman ; 2d. J. 8. Surma. E*q. KIDNEY BEANS. Ist prire, J. S. Surman. Ksq. 2d, Rev. A. Watson. SALAD.—Ist pme. Mrs. Blackman; 2d. J. S. Surman, Esq. CUCUMBERS.—Ist prise, J. S. Surman. f^q. MUSHROOMS.—Ist prise, Wm. Giddins ...
... but its use in salad were induced to adopt from seeing the recommendation in their advertisement, and were most agreeably surprised to find the zest communicated by the addition of a dessert spoonful of the sauce to howl of dressed salad, and that its ...