... of Cut Flowers, M. Gisborne, Esq. Ing ?? Lady S. Greisley ; Beanls, Mr. it lthe Owen ; French Beans, H. Barton, Esq, ; Cauliflowers, ci Sirs. Henrickson-; Ist Cucumbers, Marquess of Hastings; w 2d ditto, H. Barton, Esq.; Lettuces, Marquess of Hastings; ...

... of trespassing in his garden; the nanny goat, he fancied, had eaten his very best1 curl parsley, the hearts of two score cauliflowers, and. a number of cabbages; and he thought the donkey had . .eaten his peas; however the things had been damaged ~f by ...

... admittedlhaving stolen them. ?? la oktocauliflowers had been thrown through a privy-liole.-Mr. t r DDC ?? proved that the cauliflowers bad been stolen, and that he cs Cb thev hod seen themnsafest eight o'clock on Friday evening. -Pollee mn constable Davis ...

... against the defendants, to recover tue sum I, of dl. 8s. 2d., for loss occasioned by lbs non-delivery oif os ,g potatoes and cauliflowers, in Derby, in time for market. ol for 21. I5a. Oil. for the lees on lisa caluliflowers was paid into Court, n irli leaving ...

... said: The deceased was my'child, and about three years old. At noon on Thursday I was at home to my dinner; there wvas some cauliflower bdilled, and my wife had taken off the pot with it in, 'and put it on the floor to take it out. At that time the deceased ...

... for him; for dinineir lif said he should like new potatoes a nd chops, but a Ifterwrds stitd hl would be content wvith cauliflower, whici aclie lie(; fter ilienner lie weit out, ntied sooll afterlie lit i t- gone Miss Biruer iiissed three bools off tue ...

... stealing five cauliflowers, the properly of the Midland RaIlway Oompany.-Henry Howkins, yard foreman, said, he saw the prisoner on the company's premises at a quarter- peat four the day previous. He was In a waggon which contained cauliflowers, and was trimming ...

... the m1ispleay wee a Ay last, in the Village Club- a n hiblts of potatoes, onions p, foy creditable ouoe, the ex- a ?? and cauliflowers being, .tinips, carrots, tirnips, parsley, tl e amongst the flowers v ,xcelleot, The dbias end rosessl beiag exhibited ...

... stealing a cauliflower, value 3d Pe the property of Ann Flethoer.-Francis Walker, keeper or pr Id the Market Hall, said that morning he saw prisoner take do the cauliflower from beneath a vacant stall. There were se! n, other cauliflowers there belonging ...

... Hudson, Buxton, Hacken, Tournirs, J. Wood, Laucaster, Hudson. Vegetablo inarrows,-Bux- ton, &aunders, Pegg, Lettuce, Ray. Cauliflowers, Tu1ker, Lan- caster, Saunders. Cabbage (red), Ray, Saunders, Tucker; white, Buxton, Saunders, Tucker. Celery (red), F ...

... being reported on. Two of oats gave excellent results. 100 per cent. growth; one of clover, a moderate growth : one of cauliflower, a inodierate grmwth : three tif caulifliower were very poor samples, giving hut 20 per cent. growth. Colonel Shortt reported ...

... extent less than on previous occasions, was extremely creditable, the potatoes being splendid specimens, while the autumn cauliflowers were very superior. The onions were remarkable for their size and quality. Some good dahlias and pansies were exhibited ...