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... T open to DNew Ferry Allotment Holders only- t e Long potatoes, F. Maxgerison; round potatoes, t o Josephi Margerison; cauliflowers, George o n Bu3ctley; white cabbages, W. Davenport; red t cebbhages, Thomas Evans; peas, J. Duddleston; n 2 French beans ...
... Scarlet Runners-R. Rakin, Esq. d Brace of White Cabbages.-R. Naylor, Esq. 2 Brace of Red Cabbages.-R. Naylor, Esq. t Brace of Cauliflower.-R. Naylor, Esq. 8. Bunch of Six Carrots.-H. Littledale. S. Bunch of Turnips.-R. Naylor, Esq. Ad Burch of Parsnips.-R. Rankin ...
... varieties : Robert Haleall, Halewood.-, IVEGETAI3LES..-BraCe of Cuocanerm: 1, James Beesley; 2, John Abbott, Bracea of Ca~uliflowers: 1, Captain Dcit- field; 2, John Cook. Dish of Peas, 40 pods: 2, John Cook. White Celery, three sticks: 1, John Cook; 2 ...
... bunches): Only, one exhibit, Mr'Hurn. 'Cucumbers (one-braceframe): 1. C Houghey ; 2, Mr Welsby ; 3, R H Prichard. Vegetables-Cauliflowers: Only one exhibit, W Blanchard, jun. Cabbage (plain white)N: 1, W Thompson; 2,RHQuisnell ; 3,J5Gilbert. Cabbage (red) : ...
... VEGEABLts. - Oollertion of ITegetables: i . H F. Nifholson; 2, E. A. MacAndrew. Two Cucumkrs 3. Iee; 2, R. IT. Nicholson. Two Cauliflowers: 1 MacIser; 2, T. S. Paterson. Twei %e Long P'~e H. H. Nicholson. 2, W. B. Ilurolam. Twelse ?? Potatoes : 1, A. T. Squarer; ...
... Carrots: 1, R. Fisher; 2, J. Hartley; 3, J. a Boardman. Garden turnips: 1, T. Cookson; 2, T. Dan- son, jon.; 3, J. Hartley. Cauliflowers: T. Cookson. Basket of vegetables: 1, G. Atkinson; 2, J. Hartley; 3, t T. Cookson. Ditio. of herbs: 1, G. Atkinson; 2, ...
... morrow, H Clee . Turnips J BaEot. Apples, deseert, 1 Miss Clegg 2S 3J Diekonn. Ditto, culinary, 1 Miss Clogg. 2 G 31ellor. Cauliflower, 1 G DMellor, 2 W Smith. Celery, 1 J Bownees, 2 F O Wil. son. Cabbages, early, I J cumpatey, jnnr, 2 J Gregnon. Ditto, savov ...
... part should 'not be dug in deep. In short the system is not one to be recommended. Look well to the protection of lettuce, cauliflowers, &c., under glass. Some of the strongest roots of early rhubarb might be covered with pots or boxes, and sufficient leaves ...
... more speci- mens exhibited, but we do not remember ever having seen better samples. The potatoes were prime; the cabbages, cauliflowers, and carrots were all of large size and well grown, and there were many fine specimens of vegetable marrow, peas, and French ...
... Bradley. Colleo- tim ora ap~les (twelve dishes), to ha named, and ar'consist of six or eachb variety: C Hylance. Two mrp Cauliflowers: E Cross. Two Cabbages, white: Bis Cross. Two Cabbages, red: B Cross. Two ioCabbages, Scotch: H Ball. Two Savoya: T' 'Orly ...
... rlisplay. The carrots were much admired, the - samples being particularly large and entirely free from canker, whilst the cauliflowers comprised a splendid show, and the collection of cabbages was of more than average quality and quantity. Of swedes there ...
... RE VSOETASIEe.-EBrlY Crbbages: 1, J. Jones, Menai n Bridge; 2, C. A. Jonas, Bronbendre. Red Cabbages: L. Lewis, Qsellyn. Cauliflowers: 1, W. Hayward; 2, B. R. Hurmphreys, Beddgelert. Beetroot: 1, R. Aylmer; isI. 2. . Lewis. Parsnips: I, J. Owen, Tycoch; ...