... bage, one variety; 2nd, carrots, One and All; 1st, carrots, scarlet intermuediate; 3rd, carrots, ; long Surrey; 1st, cauliflower, One and All;- lit L; celery, One and All; 1st, leek, One and All; 3rd, onions, best nine; 3rd, onions, Spanish;- ...

... pumpkin be your lawful bride, You cantaloupe with wne. But onward still the tuber came And laid down at her feet; 'You cauliflower by any name And it will smell as what: And 1, too, am an earjy rose, And you I've come t& see, ,o dcn'n turnip your icvely ...

... im theI meat. and-all4ow it to remn -in- pickl from tight ?? dayis. acordmgto the~sioe. - ' Scalloped cauliflower -Prepare and- Wash--a cauliflower in the usual way; cook it-till, tender in- ailtd water, then drain,,.and.breik the. sprays apart. Put- ...

... 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 ...

... Turnips, G. Airey and R. Airey. Gourd, 3. TyH. Cauliflower, H. Wool- nough. Marrow, 0. Airey. Grapes, G. Airey. Tomnatoec. S. Baxter. Given. by Mfr. HW. Fair- weather:-A pples,: A. Bridges. Cauliflower, A. Cattermola, Tomatoes, F. Lambert. PLOUGENG. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... A. Worledge. Turnips, W. Pryke, ?? Rumse . Quions, A. Worledge, IV. Pryke, Geo. Smit{. Cabbages, Geo. Smith, W. Smith, Cauliflowers, F. Pryke, R. Garrod. Cabbage, red, R. Garrod. W. Pryke. Celery, white, V. Pryke. Ditto. red, W. Pryke, A. Ruinsey. Savoys ...

... 1, ItRev. M. Robhots. Garden cabbages: 1, Lewist Williams. Ox cabbages : D. OWilliams. Rea b cabbages: Griffith Davies. Cauliflowers: 1 and r2, Jared Evans. Cerrots: 1, Griffith Davies. Field carrotc: 1, Dr. Williams. French beans: 1. Jared Evans. Broad ...

... by Mr. e. AL Bodinmead)-i, W. Doe; 2, J. Griffin; 3, H. Shel- t; m ton; 4, T. Nbewman. 'b &'L '`Mlarrows, Cabbage, and Cauliflowers-1 (given by ti ?? Mr. Reub'enWillis), E. W. Reynolds; 2, Gr. 1t l ?? Benuett; 3, J. Griffin. l a id Collection of, Vegetables ...

... 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. ...