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... POTATOES.—1st prize, R. J. Powell, Esq. GOOSEBERRIES.—1st prize, Mr. Godsall. STRAWBEKMES.—1st. prize, Sir J. G. Cotterell. ASPARAGus.-lst prize, Rev. Mr. Trumper. CAULIFLOWERS.—1st prize, Sir J. G. Cotterell. BRISTOL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.—A meeting of gen- ...
... convincing proof of their superiority in this respect, and during winter the fruiterers' shops are not only supplied with asparagus, cucumbers, strawberries, cherries, and raspberries, but I have actually seen ripe egg plums at a period when not a vestige ...
... Landaff House.—Best Baking Pears, Mrs. Hill. -Best Table Apples, Mrs. Head Deacon.—Best Baking ditto. Hon. W. B. Grey —Best Asparagus, Hon. W. B. Grey.Best Sea Kale, Hon. W. 11. Grey.-Best Brocoli, Mr. Moggridge,-Best Celery, Mr. G. P. Rich- ards.—Best Parsnips ...
... case against Houghtof' and he was dIscharged; but Bedford was committed for trial i he is 20 years of age. ASPARAGus.-The medical virtues of asparagus have long been supposed to be much greater than the faculty have admitted them to be in corroboration of ...
... second prize, R. F. Jenner, Esq.; second best baking apples, Rev. J. M. Traherne; ditto, second prize, R. Hill, Esq.; best asparagus, Mr. Thos. Minnett; second best ditto, Col. Morgan; best cucumbers, Mr. Thomas Minnett; second best ditto, E. P. Richards ...
... principal gentry in the counties of Hereford, Gloucester, and Monmouth. Thelculinary productions, including green peas, asparagus, &c. were unusually fine. A list of the prizes and further particulars will appear in our next. Ross FAIR on Thursday was ...
... now give. The number of specimens ticketed and entered in the books amounted to 810, and the evening's sale of unre- moved asparagus and peas to 15s lOd. The prizes were awarded as under :— T ULI Ps. Feathered Bizarre. 1st prize, Pompey's Femabree, P ;■ ...
... extraordinary state of preservation. The strawber- ries were generally of that inestimable variety, Kean's Seedling and the asparagus, new potatoes, cucumbers, brocoli, sea-kale, &c. were excellent. The luscious looking strawberries, hya- cinths, auriculas ...
... Breese and Reynolds. Second, Azalea Indica alba, Miss Trus- ted. Third, Azalea Nidiflora Floribunda, Rev. T. Underwood. AspARAGus.—First prize, Mr. Meek. Second, ditto. Third, T. Gardner, Esq. At Ross Church on Sunday last, the cause of the sub- scription ...
... Florist. The stage for vegetables and fruits was filled with fine- Cabbages, Rhubarb, Cucumbers, French Beans, Potatoes, Asparagus, Sea Cale, Bro- coli, and Lettuce; and twelve plates of apples, all of the choicest sorts, attracted general attention, owing ...
... ditto, Hon. W. B. Grey; purple brocoli, ditto; white ditto, R. F. Jenner, Esq.; best early cabbage, John Moggridge, Esq.; asparagus, Mr. T. Minnitt; kidney beans, Rev. 1. M. Traherne; potatoes, (forced) R. F. Jenner, Esq.; mushrooms, Hon. W. B. Grey; radishes ...
... Prize* will be awarded for the following Articles :— iTOVE. GREENHOUSE, and LETTUCE HARDY PLANTS GREEN PEAS PINE APPLES ASPARAGUS GRAPES 'KIDNEY BEANS APPLES POTATOES CUCUMBERS RADISHES Also Prizes to Cottager. for Flowers, Fruit, and Vege. tables. The ...