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... Forced.—lst prize, Mr. Dovey; 2nd, Mr. Hurlston ; 3rd, Mr. Holder. Kidney Beans.—lst prize, Mr. Dovey; 2nd, Mr Holder. Asparagus.—lst prize, Mr. Dovey 2nd, Mr. W. Dale. Rhubarb.—lst prize, Mr. Holder; 2nd, Mr. Hurlston. Salad.—lst prize, Mr. Holder; ...
... 3d, G. A. Welch, Esq. POTATOES. FORCED-Ist, J S. Somas, Esq.; Id, M rcSlactosen. LADE EY BEANS -Ist, J. S. Surca62, Esq, ASPARAGUS-ist, Mr. J. Worsts) , ; 3d, NTS. Binc2men. RHUBARB-Ist Welch, Esq.; td, Mr. J. Yearsley. bALAD-101, Mrs- Bleasofts. APPLES ...
... Holder. Vegetables (Four Dishes). —Ist prize, Mr. Dovey; 2nd, Mr. Holder; 3rd, Mr. Hurl&ton 4tb, Mr. Dale. EXTRA PRIZES. Asparagus and Rhubarb.—Mr. Dovey. Wax Flowers.—Mrs. Austin. ...
... VEGETABLES (Fear Dlshee).—let prize. Mr. Corey; 2d, Mr. Holder ; 3d, Mr. Hyalite's ; 4th, Mr. William Dale. EXTRA PRIERS. ASPARAGUS AND RHUBARB.-111r. Davey. WAX FLOWERS.—Iirs. Austin. CHARLTON KINGS• BENEFIT SOCIETY, The first anniversary of this promising ...
... VEGETABLP.S. Best Collard. el 11 asparagus, cabbage, calory. meets, Freuek beta., potatoes, turnips. peas, sad lomat—Cl 10. (Mr Merl ditto. (Mr Iladuroe). ...
... Ounces of sneer to the ton.— Bath Chronicle. AAAAAA oue.—A gentleman of Exeter bas received from Northampton a bundle of asparagus of extraordinary she, eontainiog 120 heads, averaging fourteen inches is ltagth, mot weighing twenty-one pounds. YAM /LEE ...
... s we have tasted this season. The simplicity of Mr. Robert's contrivances for rearing strawberries, grapes, wall fruit, asparagus, celery, melons. and other delicacies of the garden, excite surprise that gardeners should have done as long without them ...
... doz. Larks, stuffed Ortolans, from Belgium The garniture, consisting of Cockscombs, Truffles, Crawfish, Olives, American Asparagus, Cromlada, Sweetbreads, Quenelles f'olialle, Green Mangoes, and a new Sauce 10 £105 5 M. Soyer calls the diali merely ex ...
... SKELETON FOUND.-SUPPOSED MURDER, Oat Wednesday lost, es some labourers were employed its c,tistructing an asparagus bed, it: a garden at Budd:or, toll, the tool of une of them struck agaiust a substance, latch, upon examination, proved to be a huwati ...
... except in one Ministers obtained the semblance of a many days of drought they must have felt r sith their majority, hke an asparagus bed s orced into full bearing by an accidental spring. Ministers have thus acquired an adventitious s whieh does not properly ...
... GARDEN.—Let all possible enconragementbe given to growing crops of every kind, by supplying them freely with liquid manure. Asparagus, more especially after WSW severely cut, should have every assistance to enable it to rpm nor. Headlights should now be placed ...
... of destroying weede, which are now advancing rapidly. Cutting should now be entirely diecontinned from a tottion of the Asparagus beds, especially from those intended for forcing early next winter. Continue to put in successional crops of Peas, Beans ...