... for a him, which were refused. Mr. Wlsitsed, of Sutton St. Edmutttds, a few days before Christtnas, cut several heads of asparagus, grown in his garden, equally as good and large as at the usual title for M cutting that vegetable. A gentleman of Shrewesbury ...

... Tho~tritse may be amdded cuiseasihetrunial a tsp~ nuscutirnlhiurs still Fruom 91. lto is. 6d. ca-li) *-acodin,, to size, and asparagus fom,2.G.t c *hupflyred. .A.W1nuu1rmn u te tossn is in ciuisiolily-at Exeter, onl ntis pictoun of rubblritiga tiadon traveller ...

... were strictly acted upon ?? Hle is unworthy to be a Magistrate who is not better than his subjects. AsPARAGus.-The medicinal virtues of asparagus have long been supposed to be much greater than the faculty have admitted them to be; in corroboration ...

... Azalea, ditto. lHARDY PeREtt'NIA'LSt-tst Prize, Erinnes Alpinos, Mr. Maule; 2( ditto, Geuni Coccileumn, Mr. R. F. Wright. ASPARAGUS.-lst Prize, Battersea, Mr. Maynard; 2d Prize, ditto, Mrs. HIarford. GiseN PrAs.-None. Lrrvucets.-ist Prizce, White Coss, ...

... more easily detached. I AsP.AGUoS BEDS.-It is recommended its the Journal dei Connaissances Uvwscles et Pratiques to form asparagus beds by means of very low-priced cotton, whence it is stated that an astonishing produce has been derived. Silk and wool ...

... -Forced: Ist prize, John Haythorne, Esq.; William Blatiwvayt6, Esq. Kidney Beans.-Ist prize, Mr.-Mackey; 2nj, Mrs. Ca'twright. Asparagus.-Green -istprize, Mr. S. Gerrish-Red: Istprize, Mr. S. Gerrish; 2nd, Mr. John Sal ey.k lshubarb.-Re:' 1st prizec, Mr. WIn ...

... Captain Gore Langton. MushroomsI.-lst prize, J. Ilangley, Esq. ; 2nd, Mr. J. Sealy. KidneykBeans.-Ist prize, R. Bright, Esq. Asparagus, Green.-lst prize, Mr. S. Gerrish; 2nd, Mr. John Sealey.-Red, Ist prize, Mr. S. Gerrish; 2nd, Mr. John Sealey. Cabbage.-lt ...

... Clark; 2nd, H. Ricketts, Esq. Mfushroomsn: est prize, Mr. James Helps; 2:sd, Mr. T. Hatch.-Xidnsy Beans: Mr. R Harwood.-Asparagus: Green: Ist prize, Mr. Gerrish; 2nd Mr. Sealey-Red: Ist pnze, Mr. Gerrish; 2nd, Mr. Sealey.-Cabbter. lot and 2nd prizes, ...

... theywvere all found quite dead and frozen. It is remnarkable that only a few hours before the snow commenced, a hundred heads of asparagus were offe~red for sale in Nottingham market; and on our mentioning the fact toga farmey in the neighbourhood, he informed ...

... were its excellent preservation. Of Vegetables, there was not an abunl- dance; but we noticed some fine seakale, rhubarb, asparagus, &c. We observed fine specimens of tropoelum, tricolorum, clianrhus pu- nicus, Francecia hopiana, oncedum Carthageniensis ...

... viands,costigfthflown d articles, A slon, weigigib. ezptabl, conslatiiig of potatoes, A pio saefid od., sea.kale cabbage. and asparagus, APlgo ab old cither Steamed or boiled, ?? of chbickendo. Rhubarb tarts, bakted, I A toge ?? and custard puddings, hailed ...

... green peas, containing about the sixth part of a peck, and the only one offered for sale in F the market, 30s. was asked; asparagus 16s. per hundred, al French beans Ss. per hundred; new potatoes Ss. per pound. F Tuesday morning, between five and six o'clock ...