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... William itagg; second, Nr John Bowman, Sbieldflold. Best cocks- comb, Mr Liddle Hurst ; secosid, Mr Allan Moat. Bost two cauliflowers, Mr William McGee. Best two cabbages, Mr Allan Moat. Best three turnips, Mr John Garret. Best cur- rants, Mr It. Eltrinigham ...
... besttwelve onions to Mr J. Rochester, Felton.-Best and and second best six Carrots to Mr T- Mack.-Do. best and second best two Cauliflowers to Mr T. Jeffrey, Felton. _Cxtra Prizes-To MNr Crossling for a fine large flavoured Pine, and to Mr D. $aint, for a dish ...
... Mr R. Forster, gardener to C. W. Orde, Eeq., Nunnykirk. Best four heada of beet, Mr Cleugh; second, Mr Moor. Best two cauliflowers, Mr Richardson, Little Mill; econd; Mr Elliott, Beadnell. B~est twenty pods-of peas, Mr Middieraie, Etennington; second ...
... quantity and quality. The potatoes, cabbages, cauliflowers, 'leeks, onions, celery, t and beet were undoubtedly the best shown her for many a years, and special mention may be made of a monster a cauliflower exhibited by Mr James Thomson, Shawdon, es- Libited ...
... carrote, colouredl potatoes, arid rhabarb; John Claytos, for beans; George Orde for red and whilte celery, esebalots, and cauliflowers; Thomas Young, for beetroot arid savoys; Rev E. Henderson, for leeks; T. Cuthbert- son, for white potatoes; John Finnie ...
... Hedley, lst: Mrd George Rg,2nd, Collection of' ?? G. Hedley, 1sA: M.r Jordan, 2nd. Carrots-Mr Geo. Medley, Ist and 2nd. Cauliflowers-Mr H. Hogarth, let : Mir (4. Hedle, 2nd. Dish of ?? (Gen. Medley, iat: Mir Wm. Pearson, 2nd. Dish of ?? Gee. Hedley, Ist: ...
... cabbages, Mrs Shaw-2nd Mr Thompson. Rest red cabbage, Mr Richardson-2nd Mr Jobson. Best savoys, Mr Dinning-2nd Mr Urwin. Best cauliflower, John Surtees, Esq., Best turnips, Mr Brough-2ad Mr Ander- son. Fruits.-Best baking apples, Mrs Catcheside-2nd Mr Roddam ...
... root: Mr T. Grieves, North Shields, for thiee beads of celery; MIr WV'. tansfield fe; summer cabbaze; Mr XV. I Kent for cauliflowers; Mr F. Worrell for red cabbage; Mir John Robson for collection of vegetables; Mvr John Reed for three heads of celery. ...
... Joha Blackbarne-Thomoas Blackburne 2nd. Best pint of peas in pod, Thomas Blackburne-Jobn Blackburne, 2ad. Best 3 heads of cauliflowers, William Nixon. Best 3 early cabbages, Thomas Blackburne- John Blackburtie 2ad. Best 3 leets, J,,nmes Edmondson- John Black ...
... IV Adams; find, G cercacchael. Coeldstream. Four beetroot, let. T W~eddell, Ainwiok; 2nd, T J Wilson, WsarlAOsonh. Two- cauliflowers, iet, C Steele, Hteathers- law; Zend, W Aynel-v. M-Iniola Twentky pads of Peas, Ist, H ,leekinsc 2nd, 15 Elliott. Biltoin ...
... into single pots and graduallyhardened off. Make farther plantations of cauliflower and lettuce plants from the frames, and sow in the open border seed of Veitch's giant cauliflower, and two or three good sorts of lettuce tosucceed those wintered -in frames ...
... Gil. christ. 2 cucumbers, lst, WI. B. Armstrong; 2nd, Mrs Paynter. 4 heads of beet, let, IR. Bennett; 2nd, J. Foreter, 2 cauliflowers, lst. T. White, Walker: 2nd, R. Greenwell. -20 pods of peas, LAb, J. Shotton; 2nd, C. Bonnier, Alnwick. 20 pod~s of kidney ...