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... Victoria Wbite ?? . 5 o Fine Dwarf Curled . 28 0I 0 Chappell's Creamr. s o plaf ?? 16 0 Walcheren ?? - 14 0 . RADISH. Grango's Cauliflower ?? 12 0 Scarlet Short ?? 25 0 a, Elletson's Superb Dwarf, Wood's frame ?? 0 0 late April White ?? 12 0 London, particular ...
... Attend to the forcing of rhubarb, seakale, asparagus, chicory, &c, and keep up a supply, possible, equal to the demand. Let cauliflowers, endive, and lettuce, in frames, be frequently examined, and divested of decaying foliage; and protect from the ravages ...
... fare consisted ofcarrots and maccaroni, soups, savoury omelets and fritters ; roast potatoes; boiled turnips, potatoes, cauliflowers, and beetroot: stewed celery and onions; fried buttered eggs; baked potatoe pie; apple tarts, rice puddings, preserves ...
... 53° to 55° is sufficient for top heat. Look closely after Endive in damp weather, and remove all decaying leaves. Examine Cauliflowers and Lettuces frames, and dust a little quick-lime amongst them if it is necessary, Give plenty air all favourable opportunities ...
... the latter, fat, * Among ths former, have vegetable flhrine, the gluten o? wheat, Ac. Vegetable albumen is faund abundant cauliflower, Ac., and vsgetahle caserne, is found tn beans, Ac ; snd among the latter, hare March, gum sugar, &c Now. if compare these ...
... sblight shelter to stbe yrolug plants on their first appearance shove ground. Trausplansiog of anssuma-sowa Csbbages and Cauliflowers shbould be finished, and the stpring-sownU ones encouraged.-FOaCueO VgoOtAO sLL; Fttutucor Bxsmsn.-Let these have an abundant ...
... a slight shelter to the young plants on their first appearance above ground. Transplanting of autumn-sown Cabbages and Cauliflowers should be finished, and the spring-sown ones encouraged.—Gardener*' Chronicle. ...
... Mutton 4d. to 5d.; Lamb 8d;. Pork 4d. to Ofd. per lb. Butter Is. to Is. Id. per lb.- Eggs halfpenny each. Cabbages and Cauliflowers id. to lid. each.; Potatoes Is. to Is. 2d. per score. NORTH DEVON. WmTMRWuEna .-Our fair was held on Wednesday last, and ...
... marrows and gourds in 4-inch pots, two seeds in each, aud place them in a warm frame. Another sowing should now bs made of cauliflower, broccoli, borecole, cabbages, and savoys, and dust some quicklime over tbe young plants of former sowings, to preserve ...
... to 61d.; Lamb 744.. to 8d.; Park 4d. to 50. per lb. Butter lid. to Is. per lb.; Eggs 24 to 2G a shilling. Cabbages and Cauliflowers Id. to IId ozea.; Potatoes Is. to Is. 2d.er score. Th1 North Devon Yeomary Cavaly will assemble on the S0th May for eight ...
... Pes, Beans, Foench Beans, tell Runners, Spinach, 'a &iy. eand aalsads.f p1 hsins; .alsof ?? ,, aud a smll A aov~ing ef Cauliflowers for late autumninend early rwintetr. su~opply The ground for 6pinach crops FOV n at this acsenerl shiuld be V rich end ...
... to bd.; pork, 4d. to s£d. per lb. Butter, lOd. to lid. per lb.; Eggs, 6d. per dozen. Potatoes, I*. to It. 3d. per score; cauliflowers, Id. to 2d. ; cabbages, Id. each. ChuImLEIGH Markki .—Wheat 5*.; barley, 2s. 10d. to 3s. oats, 2s. per bush ; potatoes ...