... . A CHANCERY SCENE, ON THE NEWS ARRUVING THERE THAT THE BISHOP OV CHESTEfR HAD THROWN ASIDE HIS CAULIFLOWER WIG, AND CERTAIN , 1.AWYERS'.AERF ABOUT TO DO THE SAMiF The Hall of Lincoln's Innuwas swept, The Counsel, primed, were in their places; The CHANCELLOR ...

... WVbite Currants, Raspberries, and Figs. Besides the above, were various kinds of Vegetables of great merit, particularly Cauliflowers from~the Garden or Captain Carmichael, at Twickenham, and Cucumbersfrom Mr. Rucker, of Wandsworth. ...

... pinks, and waliflnwers, and gilli' n flowers, but the flower of flowers is a cauliflower.- ti But ;vihy not tell me the price of it ?' Ah, a, you'li sgt get such a cauliflower as this, Sir, all over el the market-berefeel theweight of it, Sir. There ...

... takes place in the aspects weight, bulk, and general character of plants when subjected to careful cultivation.-Ex. gr. the cauliflower originally weighed only a quarter of an ounce; in like manner the weight of ihe common cabbage, prior to culti- vation, ...

... ; for carrots, to Samuel Currie ; for cabbages, to Win. Antirs for lettoces, to John Sisarplesa and Thomas Appleby; for cauliflowers, tto Thornnos Dcoxberry 12 prizesl; for boitquaets, to I-leery flaines (2 prizesi, T1hoasna Appmleby, mid Samusel Currie ...