... OR| THE T UE BLFLO OF T S; jOR, THIE WILD CAULIFLOWER OF THIE SAINSOMONE.' A Drama, in Four Acts, Pelbed for the First Time in England at the Queen's Theatre, Birmingham, on Monday, Oct. 30th, 3893. Arizona Joe . . Mr JosPIr A. Basic Harry Ashton ?? r ...

... WTTHE BLACK,*AWKS; OR, THE WILD CAULIFLOWER OF TIHE SANSOMONE.' A Drama, in Four Acts, Pb3;ed for the First Time in England at the queens T~varre, Birmingham, on Monday, Oc4. 30th, IaM. Arizona Joe ?? Mr Josexwii A. Bae cz Harry Ashton ?? Mr FRsANK MsAOSi ...

... and long-pod beans; W. Lennard, bouquet, collection of fruit, black currants, cherries, strawberries, and honey; P. Good, cauliflowers, ridge cucumber, tur- nips, radishes, and gooseberries for weight; W. Leek, rhubarb, onions, parsnips, and red currants; ...

... exhibits in the Ward Division were T placed in a separate tont, and amongst them were souse p tine potatoes, onioris, cauliflowers (empecially those fron the North Ward), beaus, audl poas, the children being a given an opportunity of competing by means ...

... Davies; 2, J Johnson; S, S Williams; 4, B Jones. Round, Potatoes, coloured: lend 2, E Jones; 3. P. Williams; 4, J Adams, Cauliflowers: 1, NV Delamere; 2, G Boyle; 3, T Helsby. Cabbages: 1, EGresty;2and3,l.Jones. Peas:l,Wfarpsrsen; 2, J Faulkner; 3, XV Jones; ...

... principal parts are in the hands rd of Mr Frankl Cummings, Miles O'Hara ; Mr R. Henry, Iv 1lob Se-incur ; Mr lrank Mason, Wild Cauliflower is Mr J. B. Houston, Isaac Levy; Mr Gildersleeve, Tom In Slavin ; Miss Ediia Seicrist, Flora Ashton ; Mliss Edith id Grexvthorpe ...

... table decoiation-H Spenoer,Col. Thompson. Zonale geraniums-H Spencer, Colonel Thomyson. Six ?? Thompson, Hl Spencer.;: Cauliflower-C Elms. B Young, B Atkins. Potatoes-Miss F~ripp, H fLeah, iW Barrow, P-arsnips-E Abtkins, B: Young, Colonel Morrison. C ...

... vegetables, R. Coulson. Peas, Sergt. W. Hopes. Fruit, Miss- Bade. Three geraniums, J. Warden. Garden flowers, R. Coulson. Cauliflowers, J. Warden. Cabbages, R. Coulson. Spring onions, R. Coal- son. Cos lettuces, R. Coulson. Cabbage lettuces, H. Coulson. ...

... Cabbages, A. Bantoft, G. Ward, 0. Goldsmith, G. S torey. Red cabbage, B. Meadows, W. Whay- man, 0. Goldsmith, Jesse Foreman. Cauliflowers, A. Bantoft, W. Markham, W. Whayman. Spring onions, J. Fisher, R. Meadows, A. Bantoft, W. Markham. Autumn onions, A. Bantoft ...

... Lawson 3, n 3 Brocklebank; 4, T Jones (21. Colouredionf Potatoes: 1, G Halliwell : 2, E W Jones; 3, P Lawson: 4, GBoyle. Cauliflowers: 1, T Adams- 2, WDelamore. Cabbages: 1, WJones; 2, W Hosker, sen. Peas: 1, W Arrowsnuith;, J ti Dalzel; 3, 3 Harris ; 4 ...

... small that from one view or other of the wearer's head they are often quite invisible. A tiny fan of black lace with a cauliflower of yellow baby ribbon measuring an inch and a half in dianseter, composes one specimen of this rather decorative than ...

... slices of lemon and tufts of parsley, A tasty and wholesome supper dish:- Cleanse and trum off the gresulenres ofea large cauliflower, and place it dlower downwards into a large saucepan of well-salted, boiling water. Boil till tender; then carefully drain ...