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... For stealing a cauliflower, value one nenny, a man was fined 10s at West Ham on Saturday. serious water famine exists throughout large area in central Bucks, the districts chiefly affected being those of Amersham, Great Missenden, and Wendover. The wife ...
... No fewer than 170 waddings of social importance will be celebrated during June. A cauliflower cut near Selby was 4ft. 6ins. high, 4ft. across, and the bloom when stripped of all leaves weighed 9lbs. Fourteen boys fined for betting at Northwich were detected ...
... The oldest inhabitant Felstead. Essex, Mr. J- has grown huge cauliflower. measuring 3ft. 9in. Ip circumference. The French Chamber has passed a Bill creating > system of State institutions for the relief of the aged poor, cripples, and incurables. Extensive ...
... Giant Windsor Beans, and a liberal packet of each of the following:— Beet, Borecole, Brussels Sprouts, Broccoli, Carrot, Cauliflower, Cucumber. Leek, Lettuce, Champion Onion, Parsley, Parsnip, Radish, Savoy, Turnip. Vegeetable Marrow, and six packets choice ...
... have good appe-' tites. During a week under canvas near Dover 400 men consumed 3,0001b. meat, a ton of potatoes, 14,000 cauliflowers, and cabbages, 3.2001b. of bread, lcwt. of bacon, 4,500 eggs. 2001b. of tea and coffee, as well as much ale and cake. A ...
... grapes, per Ib; apples, 2a to per 1U0; potatoes. lOd to la per 3 and onions, id per To; turnips. for ld; cabbaces. Id each; cauliflowers. 2d to cuoQmhers, 3d 6d; wool, 81d per lb; per 4lp loaf. Good supply of fleh. ...
... apples, 28 to 4s per 100; potatoes lOd to Is per score; carrots and onions! Id per lb: turnips, 4 for Id: cabbagCß. each: cauliflowers, 2d to each: cucumbers 3d to 6d; wool. Bjd per lb; fcead, per lottf. Good supply of fish. ...
... 4d to 6d per lb; apples. Id lid each; potatoes, old, lod ls per score; ditto, new. 2d to 2}d per lb; turnips.,4 for Id: cauliflowers. 4d each; cabbage*.. to 2id; lettuce, ld each; spring onions and radishes. per bunch; rhu'mrb, l*d per lb; bread. 5d per ...
... , to St. .Tames, Exeter. William Stevenson, to St. John, Suttonon-Plym. Mr. of Princes Rishorough, Bucks, ha.s grown a cauliflower weighing lOlbs 9ozs.] and measuring inches in C]xcu_rnferenc% his allotment ...
... HINTS TO AMATEUR* Ode ' , ' FORCING CAULIFLOWERS IN The excellent cauliflowers gro«» glass seen at the Temple Show and in the year, are examples that are scarce and of much value *' lt>' season. As the cauliflower can ** rated a small cost in regard JoY ...
... vegetables; 2, cucumbers. H Bale: 1, white round potatoes ; 2, round coloured ditto; 1. collection of potatoes; 1 and 2, autumn cauliflower; 1 and 2, spring sown onions: 2, underground, onions; 1 and 2, parsnips; 1, leeks; 1, broad beans; 1, peas: 1, carrots. ...
... T Hoare. Parsnips: T Hoare, Major Lock. Carrots: J Scarbrough, Major Lock. H Head. Onions: Major Lock, Hoarc. Head. Cauliflowers: Major Lock, J T Palmer. Corraafins' Collectio'i vegetables: H Driver. Homer, sen.. Newbery. Trinoman. Potatoes: Welcn ...