NE
... the 2dth inst., in tthe Bar of the Red Lion. he Bar on or before Tuesday next. bof G rhubarb sticks, Mr, Gillet; Esq best cauliflower est bunch of leeks, G. sown 1835 or 1836, Me Haslam ’ sown 1836 and 1837, B, Bowdon, } Foxlowe ...
... the 2dth inst., in tthe Bar of the Red Lion. he Bar on or before Tuesday next. bof G rhubarb sticks, Mr, Gillet; Esq best cauliflower est bunch of leeks, G. sown 1835 or 1836, Me Haslam ’ sown 1836 and 1837, B, Bowdon, } Foxlowe ...
... better desire for our country. Bowdon, Esq, ; best bunch of © rhubarb sticks, Mr. best brace of lettuce, B. Lucas, Esq best cauliflower bro. coli, B. Bowdon, Esq. 3 best bunch of leeks, G. Heatheot best ripe onions, sown 1835 or 1836, Me. best bunch green ...
... VEGETABLES. Best kidney beans, G, H. Barrow E^q.; best brace cauliflower brocoli, Jas. Robinson, Esq. ; beat bunch asparagus, J. Charge, Esq.; best brace cucumbers, G. Healhcole, E>q.; best dish mushrooms, Mr. Haslam ; best brace lettuce, G. Y. Wilkinson ...
... proved very seasonable to our citizens. Wednesday, the Arab steamer, from Dublin, arrived with a very large supply beautiful cauliflower, fine young cabbages, prettily bowed, and excellent leeks. Yesterday, the Mercury, Dublin steamer, arrived at the Hroomielaw ...
... parts of its structure, could detect it to the same species which is reared artificial culture. Wondrous to relate, the cauliflower (of which hrocoli is a sub-variety), derives (together with the cabbage) from the eolewort; a plant in its natural state ...
... and legs of lamb; 40 dishes of ducklings, 20 turkey poults, 60 jellies, 20 creams, 40 salads ami cucumbers, 20 dishes cauliflowers. For the dessert there were seventy-five pine apples 2lhs. each, dishes of hothouse grapes, 20 melons, 30 dishes of cherries ...
... have died down. Clip hedges and box-edgings not already done. Plant out Brocoli, Brussels sprouts, &c. Sow Cabbages and Cauliflowers in open situations, cover with a mat during the heat of the sun, and water when necessary. Take Ranunculus and Ancmonies ...
... s what they have neglected they veil doubtless find something still undone which ought to done. Have von sown Lettuce, Cauliflower. Cabbages? Have you planted out all your winter Greens? Have you covered Poaches with old netting bunting. Have yon ami ...
... planted out. Clear Vines of all useless shoots : even those which have been done require it again. Gather herbs to dry. Sow Cauliflower seed, IJroeoli, &c; Sow Carrots stand the winter : also Onions Ibr winter and spring drawing.— Gardeners’ Gazette. Circassia ...
... the operations in Kitchen Garden as before; weeding, cleansing and thinning the various crops of Spinach. Turnips, Sow Cauliflowers : they will not only succeed others, but it just possible they will through the- winter better, and make better heads; ...
... greenhouse plants not yet removed to their winter houses and pit* shou'd be provided with temporary coverimr of some plant out cauliflowers for protection under band .lasses Continue io tiu n the compost for tulips.—Keep auriculas too much wet and sun.—Plant ...
... about a yard and half from the place where was found, and the basket containing t .r ips, some lettuce, and some small cauliflowers, was about yard or a yard and half from his feet; lie did not appear have made any struggle. \erdict—“Found dead his garden ...