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... Edenrrood, for the best 100 pods of early pease.—George AVatson, do.—John Young, 3d do.—George Watson, for the best 3 heads of cauliflower.—James Anderson, gardener, to Colonel Don of Springfield, 2d do.—Alexander Smith, 3d do.—John Mac- Hardle, gardener, to ...
... Paterson, gardener Mrs McGill, of Kemback, 3d do.—To John Paterson, gardener to John Dalyell, by Dalyell Lodge, for the best Cauliflower.—Jolm Young, 2d do.—To James Ewing, for the best Early Dutch Turnips Alexander Smith, gardener to Colonel Paterson, of ...
... Onions. James Anderson, for the best 100 pods of Early Pease; Thomas Greig, 2d do. Thomas Greig, for the best three heads of Cauliflower ; John Paterson. do. Alexander Smith, for the best twelve Early Dutch Turnips; James Bouchard, do.; John Paterson, do. James ...
... im. 'pressed on most of ourtown&dolks: and when the sun is hot, the emitting strong odour*, and the fruit, onions, and cauliflowers, withering and unsaleable, towards outo'clock at noon, begin to that certainly in some; towhs they manage matter* differently ...
... ness of Mr Espiine permit few objects of interest to escape detection. WenbieTred at the the other day, a very fine i head cauliflower,, weighing 3lb. 10oz., and measuring 30 inches in circumference. It grew, in the garden at Crawford Priory vti . -t/ . ...
... will contribute their share towards the accomplishment of so desirable an object. A Cauliflower.â Dr Johnston used to say that all flowers he preferred the cauliflower. Whether this may he a general sentiment with lovers of nosegays, we know no: ; however ...
... sorts. S of noel. a Douches of GRAPES. any sons. Piet of GOOSEBERRIES. Pats of RETARDED CURRANTS, Red sod White. 1 MELON. S CAULIFLOWERS. Braes of CUCUMBERS. Sagest 6 ONIONS. I YORK CABBAGE. I DRUMHEAD CABBAGE. Any ether superior productions of the Garden ...
... Fur the lest 6 hollyhocks, Mr Andrew White, ander. gardener to Mr Fergnson of it aith--as also for this lest 3 best 3 cauliflowers; and largest drumhead cabbage. Fur the best 6 carnations. Mr Dreamer, gardener to the Hon. Robert Lindsay of lialcarru; ...
... united length 3 feet 10 inches, to Mr Smith; second du. united length 3 feet incite*, to Mr 31.1:itilay. For the best Cauliflowers. to Mr Smith; second do. to Mr Thomas Young. gardener to Largest six a, to Mr smith ; second to Mr David Brewster, gardener ...
... encumbers, early pride, hettneeons glowers, and bonluet of glowers; and by Mr Smith, gardener to John Small, F.sq. Priory. for cauliflowers and early potatoes. Seenn.l prises were won by Major Playfair, for cucumbers an.l bouquet of flowers; by Mr Smi h, for ...
... Currants, 2 Wets, Carrot. Onions. 1 late Ca 1 Red ditt 3 Sinop, 2 4 ;erman Greens, 4 Heads of Celery, 2 sorts, 2 of caul', 2 Cauliflowers. For the best new variety of of the Craw %ix :—Oats, Wheat. Barley or Rye. This premium in order to direct the attention ...
... heavie4 six carrots, 14 lbs, Mr Cuthbertson, Dalmeny Park ; heaviest six onions, 5 lbs. It oz. Mr Robert Hogg. rane; best two cauliflowers, Mr Robert Fowlis, Fordel ; best pint retarded gooseberries, Mr Robert H oge . piorr,no best ditto red currant, Mr Robert ...