... erected in a field in Seaton Burn Park. The show was one of tho best ever held under the auspices of this society. Leeks, -cauliflowers, celery, onions, and pears were very nu- merously represented. Of plants in pots there was a good show, the fuchsias und ...

... Gosforth, 2. Lrdy's spray and gantlcman's bhttochol9, P. Collins, 1; W. Wardle, 2: 3. Co'linson, S. Veoembles: Summer cabbire, cauliflower, 2 turnips, 2 red lidncy potatoes, and 2 onions, I. Wright, Widoopcn, 1; W. Balla, 2. 2 Iseke, 2 canllowers, 2 heads of ...

... n Brussels sprouts and savoys, in order to have them stocky for final planting. Draw earth well up to the most forward cauliflowers. and give pleitiful applications of liquid manure. Continue to prick out celery ; this Joust nwcays be kept well sup- ...

... geranlliums, petunias, and similar plants are evidently not so fashionable as they were. In the vegetable classes, cabbages, cauliflowers, onions, leeks, carrots, and turnips were shown in abundance, some of remarkable size, but all of most excellent quality ...

... all classes being of a very superior order. The potatoes were an extraordinary display, and thbe samse may be said of cauliflowers and cabbages. The attendance of visitors was extremely good, notwithstanding the fact that the railway company offered ...

... T. arittim When is a vegetable not a vegetable ? When it is what you cauliflower. It is a mistake to think the bubble reputation is always fooling around the mouth of a cannon. Latin is a dead language, and that is why doctors use it for writing out their ...

... nor, r t c Slightest sym';tom of disteas. Both the summer suld the potato onions wele the best of their ];itid, stnd the cauliflow- crs were decidedly of the finest deseiiptioti. The cab- bages were real motisters of leaf atiil heart. In the ftiriuner-s ...

... physician, with a strong sense of humour, had a garden in the suburbs of Newcastle. From time to time he missed some very fine cauliflowers, and at length lit upon a truly professional device for detecting the thief. Pouting some very powerful medicine over the ...

... savoy, Mr John Rotter; second, Mr Jameq Urwin. Boat one curled green, Mr Michael Lamb; second, Mr M~tt. Wallace. Beat two cauliflowers, Mr Robert Morray;aseond, Mr George Arndereon ; third, Mr John Nesbet. Farmers' turnips, cultivated with the plough: best ...

... Scott 1st, and R. Swinburn 2nd. Early cabbage -R. Fairbridgo lot, W1r. Scott 2nd. Turnips-W. Scott 1st, I. Fairbridgo 2nd. Cauliflowers-It. Swinburn lt, and W. Scott, 2nd. FrLTON UrNION OF FLORIrSTS AND HoRtTICULTUnRO., -The members of the Felton union of ...

... potatoes, Mr Tho. Minto ; second, Mr George Walker. Beet cabbage, Mr Matthew Gondery1; second, Mr Riochard Stepshesoon. .1eet cauliflower, Mr dw rd Neilson; second, Mr Neilson. Beet two white terDipH,: Mr .Carlea Scott ,saecond, Mr Scott. Best two yellow ttrnup' ...

... 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 ...