... Bar- kee ker. Cabbage, red, two, 1 T Hollingsworth, 2 J Lilley. On Cabbage, white, two, 1 T Hollingsworth, 2 A Foster. Thr Cauliflower, two, 1 Wilson, 2 XW Rue. Best collection T of vegetables, eight varieties. I It Wilson, 2 J Lilley. ar Fruits-Apples, dessert ...

... onions, mushrooms and collection ; J. Woodward (gar- dener to Mr. J. limith, Alvaston Hall). was first, for Windsor beans, cauliflowers, and cucumbers; W. B. Clarke (Wooton Hell, near Ashhorne) carried off the first prizes for lorg-pod beans and turnips; ...

... d JGillott; 2,JBriggs. Carrots: T Saxton. Cabbage, i red: 1, T Saxton; 2, A Butler. White: 1, J Musson; I 2, J Bailey. Cauliflowers: l, J Bailey; 2, Gillott; 3. at W Gillott. Beet: 1, W Gillott; 2, A Morley: 3, H Ct. alladine. Lettuce: l, W Gil'ott; 2 ...

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... whenever favourable for it. and when frost abounds covering should lie amply- pro- vided and applied. Other plants, as Cauliflower Lettuce, and Endive, meter the same conditions will need similar treatment. Make a sowing oi early I eas and Beans on a ...

... quality, as were the carrote aod turaips There was a marked improvement in celery mand eaibbage, and else inl the lettuce and cauliflowers. The judges for this class were Messrs. Vire end Gilbert, and the stewards Mess's. Witler, Inni s, and MeVinish. There ...

... Smith ; esolhalots, J Parke'r, W Ithe Trocker; cucumbers, J. '.Adamis, G Wood ; vegetable marromiv, C Judge, G .Woocl; cauliflowers, H Smith, J1 Parker ; carrots, G 'Wood, C Judge; parsnips, W P'enny', e on G Wood ; turnips (white). EFiSamieb, W Spencer;- ...

... T Shepherd, E Ford; two white cabbages, W Cooper, W Large, 0 Harlow; ditto, red, J Fltehett, W Large, a W Foster; two cauliflowers, F Mansfield; two lettuces, C Down- ing, W Cooper, T 8hepherd; six carrots, E Ford, W Bozley, W Cooper; six parsnips, A ...