... tions.i Carrots.-Stored crops should be examined with a view to destroying young growths and removing unsound specimens. Cauliflowers.-'Sowv in boxes on a gentle hotbed, or under a cool frame in a sunny, warm corner, using an ounce of seed to four square ...

... Put tile asparagus - on the toast on a dish covered with a serviotto, ayid place the small roned bbo l in the contre. Cauliflower msly be served with the same sauce. TO, CL AN GLOVES. .4Jt this is the.kieonth for wveariug ligkt.gloves, the following ...

... should be Cooked in a elosely-covered pot; all green vegetabiles with. the lid ofl, to keep the colonr good. If cabbage or cauliflower are past. their first freshness, a tiny pinch of carbonate of soda, a morsel of ?? soda, the size of a pea, or a piece of ...

... peas, Mr. Wilkes, Rev. R. H. Cautlej; onions, Mr. F. Bird, Rev. R. H. Cautley; carrots, Mr. F. Bird, Mr. W. Turner, jun.; cauliflowers. Mr. W. Frost, Mr. F. Bird; cucumbers, Rev. R. H. Cautlev. Mr. F. Bird; sweet peas, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Wlikes; cut roses ...

... neor .1. Tunier. Peas, J. Turimer, A. Turner. Winter onions, J. Turner, Rev. F. D. Browi. Celery. A. Tuniex .1. Tuiner. Cauliflowers. J. Turuei, A.-. Tuiiel. Salad. A. Turner, J. Tnir- ueri. (ollection of fiit. Mliss Gooding. era-a iuii, A. Tixrueli. ...

... Fred. Alexander, no second. Garden turnips, F. Alexander, John; Goodeheild, Cabbages, William Lloyd, Fred.. Alexander. Cauliflowers, F. Alexander, no se- cond. Red cabbage, W. Lloyd, no second. Vege- table marrows, F. Alexander. H. Potter. Toma- toes ...

... al- *s though, good, were down in entries. Vegetables e formnd the best represented section of the sbotv;- e cabbages, cauliflower, and turnips were forward e in, large numbeTs. Fruit was only a fair show. but d soome good samples were forwvrd. . In- ...

... and in the L cottagers' section onions, carrots' (short specially ' good), Autocrat peas, No Plus Ultra runner beans, cauliflowers, etc., were of a very high order of a merit. 'Outdoor tomatoes were ripe, but somewhat under exhibition size. The collection ...

... Rice Thomas, Bodeilio; 2, Thomas Jones, Glangors. Red cabbiiges' 1, Chidwaladr Williams, Penceint; 2, Owen Owens, Henshop. Cauliflowers: 1, - Jones, Police Station; 2, Owna Jones, Penbont. Vegetable marrows: .1, Owcn Jones, PenbonV; 2,4-J. Rice Thomas, Bodeilio ...

... -Ling, S. Geldard; floer, gc Copelanrl; dropped, J. Copeland. m Vegetables..Savoys, G. Hirst; col-I t lection, G. Hirst: cauliflowers. G(. F f Hirst; beets, G. EIirst; cos lettuces, - J. Shepherd; cabbage do., G. Cope- F t land; esilhalots, John Davidson; ...

... Carrots, long or intermediate-leti, . F. Williams; 2nd, . L. lhardwlcke. Carrots, short -1st, F. Williams; 2nd 3. C. Gwynn. Cauliflower F -1lt George Nicholls; 2nd, A. Cms. Celery- et, in. O. Gwynn; 2nd, HFole Hard;cEke. Tomatoes -1st, H. L. Hardwicke; 2nd ...

... Millard; 3rd, W. Padfield, White cabbage- lst, S. Willcox ; 2nd, C. IRossiter. Red cabbage-lst, C. Hamblin; 2nd, J. Denning. Cauliflower-lst, J. Robbins, Leeks-let, S. Willcox; 2nd, H. Steeds. Onions, spring sown-1st, C. Horler; 2nd, J. Coles; 3rd, B. Millard ...