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... cabbage. I lettuce; 8 Tlncett, 1 pens); J. H I asparagus, I Sees-r 1 apples W Robinson, 2 tr ee 11.3 aptlo g cabbage; I. t..ne. curunther, asparagus; G. Banister 2 vueumter, 2 Oran berms • W. Stevenson, 3 asparagus. 2 cit brown urt It. 2 8 mess, 2 aspac ...
... stalls were bright with dahlias, asparagus, foliage, geramums, corn, etc., while the facing the nave looked extremely prottr. The front of the organ was set oft with small sheave* of corn set with the foliage of the asparagus. Across the entrance to the chancel ...
... were: For 3 Cabbages, S. %% yl'otn 1. J. Ramsden. 2. 13. Johncock. j: Asparagus. S. Wyborn, t, Nailard. 2 : Lettuccs, W. Nailard, 1, T. G. Spratt, 2. A short discussicn on Asparagus was opened by 'Mr. Wyt•orn and continued by Mr. Nailard, from which the ...
... Greens Otl. 2s. per bus Lei. 3s. to 4s. per doz. bunches Is. to Is. 6d. per bushel. Spinach .. Asparagus (Cambridge) Is. (hI. to Is. 9d. per bundle. Asparagus (Worcester) 2s. 3d. to 2s. 9d. „ Radishes Is. to 2s. per tally, Onions 100s. Od. to 120s ...
... rhubarb; W Catt. Pelt, 1 Asparagus. 1 dmsert apple. 1 lettuce; J Bannister, Guestling, 1 stewing 1 panniers, 1 -rembouse cut flowers; J Austin. pearl. 1 members. 1 cabbage. 1 foliage plant. J M Guertling, 2 kidney white potato**. 3 asparagus. 1 broccoli :2 Rl:abridge ...
... Cawing. Girls I. tied. —Vagaiables, Elelbeel4 ; vagalablas, Pomfret ; ; 004•0e0, Ilealary ; deltas Wider ; thramberrion, asparagus, Gowan bad ...
... held on Tuesday evéning the following points were awarded:—(Class A—Mr G. Small cabbage 1, asparagus 2; Mr. Uden, 1, potatoes and 3; Mr. Amos, potatoes 1, asparagus 1, rhubarb 2, pot plants 2 and 2. Class B—Mr. Wilson, lettuce 1, radishes 2: Mr. Dommit, ...
... Greenhouse, at 3d., 30., & 4d. each. KNOWLES Is Selling on Saturday Large Arrival of New Turnips, New Carrots. New Potatoes. Asparagus. Green Peas. ...
... USEFUL HINTS. ASPARAGUS Boer. Take twenty-flee heads of asparagus, put them in a rlucepam with one quart of vegetable stock; let them boil till quite done ; remove the asparagus, pound them in a mortar, then pass them through a sieve ; mix one tablespoonful ...
... moraing, five tramps were chargea with etealiog a bundle of asparagus. On Monday they stopped an old wan, a gardener’s labourer, on the highway between Dumpton snd Ramsgate, and took the asparagus from him. They were sent to Canterbary for six weeks. ...
... KITCHEN GAZDIN AND IRA NI GROUND. Asparagus Beds. it new plantations are required, should be marked out at once, and the ground trenehful two feet deep. rather seedy loam is the most outtabla for asparagus, hut a soil almost wholly sand will be better ...
... (MID POTATOES. MAGNTII BONTM, 2a. 6d. per bushel of 'O6lbs. SCOTCH CHAMPIONS, 2a. per ditto, ditto. ASPARAGUS and SEA RAM, for present planting, two and three years old. Very cheap. N.B. —An immense quantity of SIIRUBS and FRUIT TREES of every description ...