... a dividend upon the debits of a King, from the produce of the sale of plums and peaches, pease and pinks, cabbages and cauliflowers, will be a welcome novelty in these sad times, and give us something pour rire. ...

... and England. Alost of our pulse and herbs have also a foreign origin. Borage comes from Syria; cresses from Crete, the cauliflower from Cyprus; and asparagus from Asia. We are indebted to Italy foi the chervil; to Portugal and Spain for the dill-seed; ...

... of cutting I 'lie *^«le l)ead of a cauliflower, leave a part oil, tlte ,a gooseberry, and all the leaves second, and even Nut,18' w' ^e formed but by the present piactice. l^e ^ca;! c°mPlclely ...

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... CAULIFLOWER AND CAPE BROCOLI THROUGHOUT WINTER.—Sow at the end of June and on to the end of July, and get the plants as strong as you can be- fore the frost sets in. It is better that none of those have the least appearance to flower when taken up for ...

... ditto.. 2 A basket of Green$Mr J. D. Llewelyn 1 Peasatleastaquart l 2 The best four beads i Mr Davies, Fynone bronze mod of Cauliflowers ( Mr Talbot, M'.P 2 A basket of a dozen 4 Mr Davies, Fynone. 1 turnips ...

... W. Crawshay, Esq. 2 Onions .••••••••• Col. Morgan. 3 Green Peas J. Moggridge, Esq. 4 Potatoes. Rev. J. M. Traherue. 5 Cauliflowers R. F. Jenner, Esq. A,paragus E. P. Pichards, Esq. 7 Mushrooms J. Moggridge, Esq. COTTAGERS. 1 Flowers and Vegetables George ...

... brace J Mr D. Llewelyn 2 „ „ t Mr Grant 1 Green Peas J Mrfe starviforth 2 Asparagus Mr D. Llewelyn I Mrs Tennar.t, Cadox- Cauliflowers, four heads.. ? ton b.m. C Mr D. Llewelyn 2 Turnips, a dozen Mrs Staniforth b.m. Potatoes, not forced 5 *1'I'V'an' { MrsTennant ...

... Cucumbers, a brace D, Llewelyn 1 Ditto. Nirs,reii,n,,irit,C:tdoxtoit 2 Carrots, a dqzen. Mr Ditto. MrsTeimant,Cadoxton 2 Cauliflowers, two beads. Mr D. Llewelyn Ditto. jy r JJavios, Fynone 2 Lettuces, best basket, four r Mr y. Llewely 11 b.m. sorts, two ...

... tea-spoons, by the President ) Vegetables. Cucumbers, a brace Mr D. Llewelyn 1 Carrots, a dozen Mr Gough.. 1 ( Mrs Staniforth 2 Cauliflowers, two heads. Mr D. Llewelyn 1 Vegetable Marrow, two fruit Mr Dillwyn, I Lettuce, four heads J Mr D. VewtJ.^p ,1 Mr Vivian ...

... of scarlet and variegated runner-beans continually, and the season bids fair to indulge us long with this choice legume. Cauliflower plants must be placed early in frames, or under glasses. Beans and Peas.-Sow the first crops, but be not sanguine of success; ...

... before you make your soup then add three handfuls of Young pease, two hunches of celery cut small, six onions, a small cauliflower, some young spinach, and a dozen carrots likewise s:nall. Salt to your taste.+Iayazi,)te of Domestic Economy. CHEAP JELLY ...