... Beat collection of tf plants—best hyacinths—Snd best forced shrubs—best asparagus— boat cucumbers—ltest and second best mushrooms. Mr. White, Close, Saliabury—2nd best asparagus—beat rhubarb—Sd beat broeoH. F. eeq., Laverstock—Snd best sea-kale. Mr. Haines ...

... gardener to the flight Jlmi. Sidney llertwrt, M.r. si* pears—Mr. Charles, gardener Colore! VEGETABLES. fifty best and heaviest asparagus—Mr. Draper, gardener the «f Snliahuiy. six best stalks of rhnharh—Mr. White, gardener Canon lisher. brace of cucumbers—Mr ...

... v«g#tnMe« fruit, mod flswna, vis., cabbages, turnips, potatoes, carrots, leeks, celery, rhubarb, onions, French beans, peas, asparagus, and sea kale stalks, with sheaves of wheat, oats, and barley, ornamented with pine apples, citrons, cherries, grapes, melons ...

... whole lawhs, all natura ornamented with fruit, aod flowers, viz., s, leeks, celery, rbu- cabbages, turnips, potatoes, carrot asparagus, and barb, onions, French beans, peas, kale sta’ks, with sheaves of wient, oats, and ornamented with pine apples, citrons ...

... ; 3 dozen quails, 3J.; ortolans, 53,3 the garniture, consisting of cockscombs, mushe tooms, Craw fish, olives, American asparagus, croustades, sweetbreads, quenelies de volaille, and sauce, 142. 108.9 total, 5s. 6d. M. Soyer accounts for the great expense ...

... ; 2nd, Mr. Cballis. Best Apples-lst, Mr. Charles ; 2nd, Alex. Powell, esq. Best Pears—lst, Mr. Powell; 2nd. Mr. Charles. Asparagus—lst. Mr. Mc ; 2nd, Mr. Brown. Rhubarb —Ist, Andrews.esq., 2nd.Mr.Cbsrles. Amateurs—Best collection of 4 Plants—let prize ...

... second best Cape heaths; three be3t greenhouse Azaleas; three third best Cinerarias; second best and heaviest bundle of asparagus ; two best heads of brocoli. Mr. Challis, gardener Sir F. H. 11. Bathurst, six third best roses ; six best and second best ...

... so natural appetite fpr such saline application, that it could not be given to them in excess. He instanced seakale and asparagus as plants of this kind. Salt in the animal economy had a great influence in promoting digestion and assimilation the food ...

... Senior, best beans, best peas, best artichokes; Mr. G. C. Rawlence, best lettuce; Mr. Jefferis, 2nd best cabbage, best asparagus; M. Charles Ilannen, best carrots; Mr. Sweatman, 2nd best carrots, do. beans. Frcits.—Mr. Reeves, best apples; Mr. Jefferis ...

... apert. Asparagus. —The proper time to make new plantations he young shoot has sprung an inch or s, Choo-e the be is just #hen tl st soil the garden affords ; it should neither be wet nor stubborn, as in strong land the plant is apt A of Asparagus uncer ...

... moderate prices, varying from 44a. to 565., according to quality aud condition. COVE GARDEN MARKET, Saturday last. Forced asparagus 3s. to Cs., rhubard 6d. to Is. 6d., and brocoli Bd. to Is. 6d. per bundle ; apples Is. 4d. to 4s. 6d., pears 10s. to 125 ...

... varieties; cut flowers, in collection; strawberries ; dessert apples, 8 sorts ; kitehen apples, 8 sorts ; French beiuis, asparagus, mushrooms, brocoli, early potatoes, and miacella- V?ooldridge, Esq., Winchester —for hyacinths, V, To t Rev. the Warden ...