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... JohnMuir; 3d.Ja~mes Spears VegecekLe- GhOn drumhead cabbage-IlA, George Bainbridge; Ad w James Simpson; 3d, Win. Ranter. Two cauliflowers- L, let, William Robertson, 2d, Alex. M1XIN-nno- 3d, Wilam- It Neilson, Cathosri. Three leeka-Ist, James Spas2d Jas i; ...
... Millar. Threa Ist, James Miller, lbree turnips-lat, l> iao. Twelve potatoes-lat. J. Barr. One cabbac*-lai. Forties. One cauliflower—lst, Jss. Millet Twelte onions —Ist Jaa Miller. The iudjes. members, friends dined toeelh™ Mi re«Uur»nt la the sfteruooa ...
... vegetables masmrows-W. .Elton. Potparsley-A. Borland. Carmrnoee. Ans~telrs-Collec. tioo of vegetables-I. lFlemniot. Two cauliflowers-R. Flem. ing. Two early cabbages-A. Borland. Two beads greeas- W. Nel;son, Woodside, RIuthegle. Three leeks-J. WBride, ...
... Ballartie ,BrodieI. ADI4 u, Three beads ?? Noell Three tcnp-elMo] Three turnips-P?. Ballarstyna, Six leeks-A. lvi Johnstou. Two cauliflowers-P. Ballantyne. Teso cathages-PI.Ballantyue, Twvelve potatoes-let. Boberl Howie: 2t% Geec. 61rapee. Coo basket vegetablez-lst6 ...
... Marshall, GreenhilL Twenty four pods peas-Ist, John Rennie, Fal. kirk; 2d, Wm. Frame, Larkhall; 3d, R. P. H'Kell. Two heads cauliflower-lst, James Dobbie, Ren- frew; 2d, James Edgar, Hutchesontown Gardens; 3d R. P. M'Kell. Pwo heads cabbage-]st, John Rennie ...
... StewaIrt. I Twevepos oe - George ILoss. Three carrots -t K.e ?? 'ilsree parsnips - Rt. ber ouso. Two red beet - H. Nisbet. One cauliflower - John fM-Isaec,' One, oabbage-. M-Miloiao. One ?? Allan.a One head curled greens-fl. .IWlillan. Six onions-NfelI Perguson ...
... sr- Son. Heaviest lets ?? Paterson. Two early cabhaoges-J. D. Haunah. One saveuy-J. 1satcr0ou. Two Creens-J. S.Ultitclis. Cauliflower-Walke5r, gardoort. nix nioroe-Thos. Paterson. ILeeks-D. MflDoraldl. CelerY-J- Peterson. larsnip--tD. Mt'Donald. Beet-Wlslker ...
... stalls in this street are occupied with eatables. The usual ingredients of a country feast-cheese of several kinds, bread, cauliflower, spinach, lettuce, &c.-are abundant enough, buttlile really predominentarticle is roast pig. Why this should be such a favourite ...
... ?? 3 W. Shearer; 2d, W. Grieve; 3d, J. Drevette. I Four' turnips-lst, W. Shearer; 2d, W. Grieve; E 3d,' W.'Gibson. Two cauliflowers-W. Grieve. Two red cabbage-lst, W. Ehearer; 2.1, Pag1i M'Olanaclan, Gause Street. Paisley. 3d, Willianm Gibson. 2 cabbages-lst ...
... pods peas-let, Matthew Miller; 2d, Theo. Walker; 8d, John M'Gregor, gardener to Win. Hinshaw, Esq., Barrochau. Two heads cauliflower-l, Wilson, Two heads cabboge-Ist, Wm. Boyd; 2d, Robert Wilson; 3d, John hlGregor. Six turnipa-1et, Thos, Hogg; 2d, Thoe ...
... weight. The collentien of vegetables was one of the largest seen at the autnumnshowforsomnsyears. The cncumbers,celery, cauliflowers,, and parsley were all of a superior quiality, while thre eintrieis in the roots classes, corn- poriing, carrots, parsnips ...