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... TEGETABLEs.-Brace of cucumbers-1 P Simpsona nd t Selby; 2 John Jacson, Selby. Two heads of lettuce ?? Hirat, Selby. Two cauliflowers- ,i, I and 2 R Simpson. Six autumn onions -Robert Boces Selby. Dozen round ?? Townend, e5 elby. Collection of vegetablea ...
... Round-I J A Wade, Esq. Ditto, Kidneys-- 1 J A Wade, ZEsq.. 2 Mr. A Brush. Cabbages--i H S Constable, Esq, 2 J A Wade, Esq. Cauliflowers-i and 2 H S Constable, Esq. Turnips -1 Mr W Wiles, Marton; 2 Rev W L Palmes, Hornsea. Broad Beans-i Mr J Statters, Tickton ...
... - Stathers. Six round p-ot toes-k 1st 1) Salvage; 2al, W Ca roft. Six kidnleys-let, J E 'Wade; 2nd, W Croft. Brace of cauliflowers- J A Wade. Brace of cabbages-let, G Buec, Hern- sea;- 2nd, Wd Croft. Brace of red cabbage's-lot, J A Wade; 2nd, - Stathers ...
... beans ..1 W Raylor, 2 Mr White. Scarlet runners ?? 1 J Paxton, 2 Mrs Hobson. Kidney beans .1 J Plax- ton, 2 T Cotton. Cauliflowers.. .1 T Plaxton, 2 J Oldroyd. White cabbage .. .1 G Boothby, 2 W Riseam. Red ?? W Taffinder, 2 G Bromby. Savoy.. .1 Mrs ...
... bin in a cart where theiy 'ave a bin driving. Costermonger' wife, after receiving a towelling' at the handsofthevendorof cauliflowers: Lookatthe '-Irnp,' Bill, you have raised on this 'ere eye. You ought to be ashamed of yourself l Penitent coster: Come ...
... currants, in great profusion, and gene- rally of the finest quality. The vegetables were, cabbages, savoys, lettuces, brocoli, cauliflowers, peas, beans, celery, vegetable marrow, cucumbers, onions, &c. Some of the specimens shewn in this class merit high encomium ...
... Eversdeen. Kidney Beans-Mr. Leake. Wind- sor BeaMs-Mr. W. Speck. OCiions-MIr. S. Stephenson. Cha- , lots-Mr. Vickerman. Cauliflowers-Mr. W. Speck. Ited Celery-Mr. Lealke. White Celery-Mr. Vickeoinan, Carrots r-1, Rev. Mr. Jadis; 2, Mr. Vickernian; 3, Rev ...
... . Dish of scarlet runners-lst, J W Plaxton; 2nd, Mr Cot- ton. Dish of kidney beans-let, J W Plaxton; 2nd, J Grant. Two cauliflowers- lst, J W Plaxton; 2nd, T Cotton. One cabbage, white-lst, J M Robinson; 2nd, T Dalby. One cabbage, red-let, Mr Jefferson; ...
... Beverley. Twenlty-four pansies-i, V Horsefeld, CherryBurton; 2, J Statters, 'tiltolm. VYGETABLES. -Three heads spring cauliflowers-1, H S Constable. Three cabbages-i, R J Haggitt ; 2, J A Hudson, Bev- rley; 3, D Burton. 24 potts of peas -1, It iV Richardsom; ...
... Six fruits-i, T ' liberits, 2, J Hleuson. Broad beans-1, WV West, AMeltou ; 2, Pander. Cabbage-1, Pimder; 2, Hutnsou. Cauliflower-1 13astori, AIPLpleby) 2, T itoheers. Carrots-I, Pin ler, Sturton ; 2. T k'owler, Brigg. Sprinl uniou,-1, H Pimner ; 2, ...
... Postill. Rhubar-b-i Mr E Bearpark. Potatoes- VP 1 Mr E Bearpark, 2 Mr R Bealpark. Lettuce-i G Lawson, Esq; 2 J Saxelbye, Esq. Cauliflower-1 41, ,J W Pease, Esq; 2 J W Pease, Req. Cabbages-i hi Ir Mr B Bearpark, 2 Mr E Bearpark. Kidney beans- a'E h1 iJ WPease ...
... Holliday 1, Dickinson 2, Mr Burton 3; ditto (autumn sown) Mr Thompson 1, R Mann 2, Mr Richardson 3. Eschalots Mrs Cousins. Cauliflowers no lst, Mr J Holmes 2. White cabbage J Holmes 1, S Dickinson 2; red dibto Mr Jackson 1, S Dickinson 2. Carrots Mr Constable ...