... Rosary c., Cauliflower, atid Eliza. Tite Ascot colt watt this Iseat insa calter, bet having rid- (tien 3lbs above his weight, without dfimaitritg it, was dlisqualifiedh, aisd thle heat woo given to Rliles. Second heat-7 to 2 agst Cauliflower, and 9S to ...

... Young' Giles becomes Harlequin, the lovely Rose, his blooming Columbine. BMotser Red Cap, havisng one charm left, changes Cauliflower ilto Clown. Old Cock-a- doodle doo, the aged Pantaloon. Needles and pins, needles and pins, 'Tis now, kind friends, the ...

... sugerwas eaten with aeat to correct its putrescency. Turnips .dn:ostc .s othoughlt tobe indigenous roots of France. Our cauliflowers came from Cyprus, our Pokes from Sicilvy lettuces from Cos, a name vulgarly corrupted into Gos. Shallots or eshallots from ...

... and Summer Cabbages Is 6d to 25 id per dozen; Strawberries Ss Od to 5s Od per eunce; Cucuta bers 10d to So per braee * Cauliflowers 2d toideach; lioes radish 2s to Ss; Celery Gd to ls Sd; Rhubarb 4d to Is Gd; and Broccoli ?? to 2s per bundle; Sea-kale ...

... onion seed is sown, will be found a remedy for the grub and for mouldisess; it also prevents the roots of cabbages and cauliflowers from clubbing. TIoE Hoe SEASON.-The operation of poleing has com- mnenced generally in the hop districts. In those of Maid- ...

... Ga; ansd Cheoissto per lb; Peaches I2s to S5s; sad Cabhages Gd t ?? Strasvberries 3d ?? per Psttle; Cucumbers ?? braeec; Cauliflowers 241064; anod Melons 5 04Od ?? Hrese-radish do; to Ga pee a huIlbe; and SmnallSad1 punnet ; Radishes 3d to Gd per dozeo ...

... they are of much use in diarrhcea. Poss corntam a large portion of farina, but they readily termtent and cause flatulence; cauliflowers, cabbages, S'c. ?? disagree with delicate stomachs; tarnips, 0n n~e con- trary, are easily digested t water-cresses ace ...

... 2s Gd per half sieve; F`. tatoes, lid to Is 6d t Pineapples, es od taos Filberts, Is 2d to Is 4d per lbt Savcys, ill't Cauliflowers, 2s to Gs ter do.,; Celery, Is Old Horse-radisb, 2sto 4s 6d ; Forced Aqpltastti ali0s'* forced Rhubarb, Is 6d per habsdle ...

... and ripe pear, And the bloom on its cucumbers cooling the air. Once more the old garden l as useful as fair, With its cauliflower here, and its sweet william there; With its vine by the side of its old monthly rose, And the hazle-nuts shading the bower ...

... Figs Beet Ne s grafted trees Bruc.tli New budded trees Cabbages Prosc tirtt tre blossoms, Carrots wall froits iroto frost Cauliflowers Rubbing ?? the ustless Celery rall trees Cucumbers Strawheorry ed es Punnel Sumorer d~ressing elvt e Kidney beans Thisein-g ...

... diet. Fish, salted meats, pastry, mnd condinoests are dscidedlyllurtfuL Cooked vegetales, particularly cabbages, carrets, cauliflowers, peat, bons, are also improper: the sane objection dons net hold in regard to some uxcoakedv.getofos a crosses and salads; ...

... Brocoli * Trees Cabbage and savoys Fig-trees Carrots (cleanisg) Destroy snails - (sowing) Operations in the hot-bed de- Cauliflowers (early) partment for the second week Cauliflowser seed inl May Celeriac Melons Celery Papon tree, the Cardcons Potato disease ...