... Cabbage, 2 : Ist, 48, Mrs NVilliams Meusyddhirion ; 2nd, 2s, W. Simon, The Union 3rd, Is, Mrs Powell, Carregcennen, Best Cauliflower, 2 : Ist, 4s, J. C. Richardson, Glanbrydan Park ; 2nd, Is, W. Simon, The Union ; 3rd, A. E. Dußeisson, Glynhir, Best Leeks ...

... Jones; 3rd, le, E. S. Protheroe. Cabbage, red, 2: Ist, 4s. James Davies; 2nd, 2s, James Thomas; 3rd, Is, J. Jenkyn Jones. rs Cauliflowe, 2: let, 4s, Sir James Drummond: 2nd, 25, D. Morgan; 3rd, Is, W. Hughes, Cwmfelin, Llanelly. Celery. red, 3 sticks: let ...

... kindney beans, cauliflowers, and celery, as well as a dozen other valuable things. To show the folly of this I may mention that I am now offering cabbages at 8d per dozen, and can scarcely find customers for them at that price, while cauliflowers, which are ...

... the Vegetarian Cycle Club,through their laptain, has taken up the cudgels in a vigorous ;haulier on behaif of carrots and cauliflowers, as •)puosed to beef and bacon. He points to the achievements of young George 011ey in his road records, as an illustration ...

... another on hockey, a third can talk of nothing but salmon and flies ; a fourth is an enthusiastic raiser of carnations and cauliflowers, whilst a fifth takes snapshots of his friends on the slightest provocation. These are perfectly harmless hobbies ; they ...

... yfelin ; 2, Esther Thomas, Bankyfelin. Radish 6 roots-1, James John ; 2, 13. Lewis. Pears, 6-1, Dr Thomas ; 2, T. John. Cauliflower, 3-1, S. Phillips, Llanelly ; 2 SPECIAL PRIZES. Best si parsnips in the show—W. John. Prize given by Mr W. Davies, Wern ...

... 6d, Mrs Owen, Hafod ; 2nd, Is, Mr Rhys Evans. Cabbage, eating, 3: l. t, 6d, Mr Thomas Caerlleon; 2nd, Is, Plaadderwen. Cauliflower, 3 : Ist, Is 6d, Mr Morgan, Penlan 2nd, Is, Phuslderwen. Celery. 4 sticks lit, Is 6d, Mr Morgan, Penlan ; 2nd, la, Plasdderwen ...

... Reynolds ; 2nd, Mrs Thomas. Cabbage, red: No competition. Cabb.?ge, early : Ist, Mrs Thomas, Cilanw ; 2nd, Mrs Re) nolds. Cauliflower : No competition. Celery Ist, Mr Owen ; 2nd, Mrs Reynolds. Leeks : IA, Mrs Phillips : 2nd, Mr H Davies, Maesgwynnr Arms ...

... one servant indebted to these Arab merchants, who sell the bat of every fruit anti vegetable at the lowest prices: such cauliflowers, such fruit, such pineapples, as make our country cousin's month water. The furniture of Mr. Dion Bouoicault, who male ...

... cottager's classes were a fine lot, and with the onions formed a ion worth of a much larger show. There were few cabbage and cauliflowers, and the lettuce exhibit was rather off but the long drought through which we have just passed will readily explain ...

... Carmarthen. Cabbage, rad, two; Ist, Thomas Mills. Carmarthen; 2nd, D. Davies, Carmarthen; 3rd, William Davies, Carmsrtben. , Cauliflower, two: Ist, Mrs Powell, Mesegwynne, Celery, red, three slicks; Ist. Thomas Williams, Llanelly; 2nd, J. Richards, 3rd, Mrs ...

... le weather, gets off the following mellifluous strains: Onion garden bed reclining, Beets a youth his aching head ; ' Cauliflowers, lo! weeds confront me; Lettuce hence.' he sadly said. 'Carrots out the stoutest manhood, Peas my wearied soul cloth need; ...