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... Coatbmp. Vegetable Marrows: 1, B Ellis; 2, J Elburn; 3, IV Hosker. Cucumbers: I, A Crawford; 2, Rt Bayman; 3, T Griffiths. Cauliflowers: 1, W llarris I 2, W Hooker- 3, E Green. Mixed Vezetables:1, E Lpreen;- 2, W Husker; 3, B W lliams; 4, B .Hayma. Wihdow ...
... currants, Thomas Jones; beetraot, Thomas Jones; white cabbage, Evan J-es. Tanybzx, Buabon; red cabbage, George Pi ts Erddig; cauliflowers, John Edwards, 'yMlstay bri~dyard; carrots and parsnips, Thor. Jones; turnips, Evan Jones; spring and autumn onins and ...
... great scareity in the Crimea of l flowers, both natural and artificial-the only kind that c have lately been seen being cauliflowers, and those rare a and brought from foreign parts. God save the Queen and Partant pour la Syrie closed the performance ...
... dish of broad beans 24 pods, 2nd prize, J flainford, celery-two stickl red, R, Meadows; celery-two stickswhite, E Neadows cauliflowers, 2nd prize, J Talbot; onions-any sort, A I Moss; vegetable marrows, E Meadows; carrots. F' Meadows; garden cabbage, A Moss; ...
... Lewvis, Vron. French Beans: 1, o ICaptain Bayner, Pleas Lianddyfuan (3. Peters gardener);- ei 2, a. Jones, Maesa Bridge. Cauliflowers: 1, H. B. lFryce; 2,J. Jones. Spring Oniens: 1, Colonel Smith; 2, H,. B. Pryce. Autumn Onions: 2, Captain W. H. IhBvans; ...
... A. Moss. Redi Cabbages: 1, 3. Cummings; 2, R. W, Cooke. White Cabbages: 1, 3. Cummings; 2, 3. a Pownall; 3, J. Leech. Cauliflowers: 1, 3. PownalL a. Parsley: 1, 3. Pownall; 2, 3. O~rmeen; 3, B. W. Cooke. ra Collection of Vegetables: 1, B. W: Cooke: 2 ...
... ~ ~ ~ Dsetoo~~iee.:14 flrst~ VIM'STABIBS ?? I E r I I I I I I Dbsh of French Beans.-1 and 2, ThImm Dutton, Es. Bracs of Cauliflowers.-I, Miss Simpson. Aill-foot1illa (John Mokneux gardener) ' 2 C . Ashton, MAq. otrtao& ?? iad VThomas Dutton, Xsq. Brace ...
... Dish of Carrots, six to a dish: T Sefton. I Dish of Turnips, six to a dish: 1, J Brown; 2, B I Hallmark; 3, J Hannis. Two Cauliflowers: 2, J I Greig ; 2, SSparkes; 3,Jee. Two Cabbages: 1, J Lee; 2, T Sefton; 3, J Brown. Two Vege- table Marrows : G Woods ...
... Cabbages: 1, J. Cliffe; 2, T. Bellis; 3, 5. Williams. Tvio Red Cabbages: 1, NY. Buck; 1 ) 2, Robt. Williams; .3, T. Bellis. Two Cauliflowers: S. i. a, Willizams. Thirty Podo Pess: 1, Roger Williams; 2,.3 s, eobt. Williams; 3, W. Ainsworth. Thirtv Pods Beans: I' ...
... William More- croft;2JohoLockelt, WhiteCabbage: 1,3ohnLwikstt; 2, Thorns, Hell. Curled Greene: 1. Henry Ball; 2, E. Lawton, Cauliflower: 1, William Morecroft; 2, Thomas Rfruaser, jun Three Onions: 1, Ibomas Bell; 2, Heary Rail. Three sticks of Rhubarb: 1, ...
... ebster; 8, Richard Clough. Cabbages.-Two: 1, 2, and 3, Edward Dod, Two red: 1, D. Webster; 2, R. Cooper; 8, D. Webster. - Cauliflowers-Two: I and 2, Richard Clough; 3a William Rogers . Carrots.-Bench of six: 1, Edward Dod; , -James Dean; 8, T. Hay.' Trnlips ...
... Esq. , Paraley.-1 and 2, Messrs. W. and J. Peacop.. Extra prize, I for three pots, R. Ashcroft. Lettuce.-S. Bright. 1- Cauliflower-i, Earl of Derby; 2, Measrs. W. and J. Peacop. a Ly Cabbage.-i and 2, Meesrs. W. and J. Peacop: Rhubarb.- 1, E Bates, Esq ...