... OR| THE T UE BLFLO OF T S; jOR, THIE WILD CAULIFLOWER OF THIE SAINSOMONE.' A Drama, in Four Acts, Pelbed for the First Time in England at the Queen's Theatre, Birmingham, on Monday, Oct. 30th, 3893. Arizona Joe . . Mr JosPIr A. Basic Harry Ashton ?? r ...

... WTTHE BLACK,*AWKS; OR, THE WILD CAULIFLOWER OF TIHE SANSOMONE.' A Drama, in Four Acts, Pb3;ed for the First Time in England at the queens T~varre, Birmingham, on Monday, Oc4. 30th, IaM. Arizona Joe ?? Mr Josexwii A. Bae cz Harry Ashton ?? Mr FRsANK MsAOSi ...

... spared it is a good plan to sow Dl some cauliflower seeds where they can come to maturity l without transplanting. When the weather is dry and warm it is often difficult to scure a feally good supply t of cauliflower. Open a trench much the same as for ( ...

... KITCHEN TGARDEN.-As the early crops of peas, Cr beans, cauliflower, and cabbage pass out of bearing, let th the ground be cleared, and, if necessary, well manured a, and replanted with cauliflower, brocoli, and all plants cr of the eabbage tribe, so that ...

... . A CHANCERY SCENE, ON THE NEWS ARRUVING THERE THAT THE BISHOP OV CHESTEfR HAD THROWN ASIDE HIS CAULIFLOWER WIG, AND CERTAIN , 1.AWYERS'.AERF ABOUT TO DO THE SAMiF The Hall of Lincoln's Innuwas swept, The Counsel, primed, were in their places; The CHANCELLOR ...

... Twvigg-Ist, cauliflowers, turnips, spring R onions, tripoli onions, vegetable marrows; 2nd, red cabba e, red round notatoes, ird, French marigold, black currants, white celery * 4th, rhubarb. J. l1right-lst, raspberries, peas; 2nd, Ir stocks, cauliflowers, lettuce; ...

... runners; let, French beans; 2nd, red cabbage; 3rd, cauliflowers; 1st, white cabbae *2nd, beet; 4th, round potatoes. William Smith-Ist, herbs; 1st, tomatoes 2nd, vege. table marrows; 2nd, peas ; 2nd, cauliflowers; let, cucumbers; 2nd, currants. Cl. Smith-5th ...

... Lottuo D : Mr. isater. Leeks :Mr. Slaiter, twe prizes. Carrots Mr. sister. 1odrnsnps : Mr. Slater, 1st ; Mr. Pendroas, 2nd- Cauliflowers Mr. Pendroura. Collection of elx vegetables Mr. Pendrou,, 1 t; Mr. Sister, 2nd. Collepotio of three vegetables : Ir. Pondrous ...

... Esq. ; 2d Green Marrows, Jedediah Strutt, Esq. ; Beans, S re Jedediah Strutt, Esq.; Ist and 2d Cauliflowers, Jedediah is Strutt, Esq., lst and 2d Cauliflower Broccoli, Jedediah d Strutt Esq. ; Venach Cabbage, Jedediah Strutt, Esq.; O0 i* abbage Savoy, ...

... Ce., being annual sub- of 6d. VEGETABLES.-Cabbages, 1st, W. Greensmith: 2nd. S. Moreland; 3rd, H. Cook; 4th. Wm. Neal. Cauliflowers. Samuel White, Wm. Rossington, John Mills. Lettuces (cabbage),. Jas. Shaw, Thos. Wallis, Joseph Parkin; coss, Thos. Wallis ...

... and Bird. 3r, IPyatt showed the best specimens of dahlias, verbenas, holyhoeks, asters, marigolds, potatoes, turnips, and cauliflowers. BIr. Godfrey wvas first for balsams, onions, leeks, herbs, and lettuce; while Mr. Bird excelled with hisapples, carrots ...

... erected in a field in Seaton Burn Park. The show was one of tho best ever held under the auspices of this society. Leeks, -cauliflowers, celery, onions, and pears were very nu- merously represented. Of plants in pots there was a good show, the fuchsias und ...