... repairing boundary feness should be looked to. Sow early peos, plant not eabbage plants, protect ?? beans, sew mere; Protect cauliflower ulants from wot and froet; give air every oppor- tnuity to those udder gloses. Keep .ttres and salads dry. Hoe between the ...

... HIardwicek. Amateurs' 7egetables.-Best two early cabbages, Mr Brown, Whalton ; 2nd, Mir Dixon ; 3rd, Mr Sanderson, Best two cauliflowers, Mir Dixon ; 2nd, Mr Brown. Boot six kidney potatoes, Mr Dixon: 2ad, Mr Sanderson; 3rd, Mr Brown. Best six round potatoes ...

... seakail, dish of mushrooms, and potatoes, R. Hazeldine: Beet brace of lettuce J. Holden. Best brace of cabbage, ditto cauliflower, and best dish of peas, A. Thompson. Best two sticks of rhubarb, . Lockley; 2nd ditto, W. Kenyon. CoTTaosuns PRazsS.-Best ...

... W A. Smith; 2,i JamesMny ,Gog ucn i antos not less than'three. vrele-,GoeDucn 2,JmsMty;3 John MIPberson. o Thriee Heads Cauliflower - I and 2, William Henderson;, a ir, 3, 'William Alierdyce, Crown Place., One Qiliiitof Green p ds Gooseberries, One Quart ...

... great scareity in the Crimea of l flowers, both natural and artificial-the only kind that c have lately been seen being cauliflowers, and those rare a and brought from foreign parts. God save the Queen and Partant pour la Syrie closed the performance ...

... and was symmetrically grown. Mrr:Jones alsoshowed asosme good cauliflowers and lettuces. Mr. H. Baker was also of great in the acuumber line, and exhibited a very flne brace. His Df cauliflowers were commended as of unusual quality, and his ie peas fairly ...

... Robert IlLellan. h XXXIV. 12 Heaviest Gooseberries: Ist, James Peodie; 2d, John Bau- Itchrian, 1rossmoyloof. I- XXXV. S Cauliflowers: Ist, Archibald Weir; 2d, Thosjas Brecken- , e ridge, Galderwvond Castle.1 e XXXVI. 6 tCarrotts: tst, James Peddie; 3d ...

... basket of mixed varieties, as did also the Indefatigable honorary secretary, Mr. James Elliott. There were some capital cauliflowers by Captain Davies; cucumbers and celery by Mr. Higgs; some very fine onions by Mr; E. Lloyd; end a splendid show of potutoes ...

... with Itops ?? tile poll. We bave seen several that were m lade of sarctlet, and trimined witlt chickweed and datndeliotts. Cauliflowers are niutlc worn in tile hair. CHIAN(GE FOR CRINOLINE. ITIray fot tie rights of women ! They arc pro- ?? ns tle Americans ...

... ~ ~ ~ Dsetoo~~iee.:14 flrst~ VIM'STABIBS ?? I E r I I I I I I Dbsh of French Beans.-1 and 2, ThImm Dutton, Es. Bracs of Cauliflowers.-I, Miss Simpson. Aill-foot1illa (John Mokneux gardener) ' 2 C . Ashton, MAq. otrtao& ?? iad VThomas Dutton, Xsq. Brace ...

... : 3rd, Mr Summers, Minorics, Jesmond. Best three roots of beet, Mr J. Hait: 2nd, Ar Foreman: 3rd, Mr Charlton. Best two cauliflowers, Mr Stephenson, Newcastle: 2nd, 31r Srnt- mers : 3rd, Mr .as. Hart. Best 3 heads of celery, Mr Lawsr: 2nd, Mr Charlton ...

... above ground in the event of their being cut off by the weather, which may happens Attend carefully to lettuce, endive, and cauliflower plans, &c., under glass, exposing them freely to air on fine dey days, and dust a little fresh lime or soft soot amo.g then ...