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... French beans, rhubarb, black currants, pansies, G. H. Gr.en—lat red cabbage, yellow gooseberry. 2nd pawl. Adam RobinBon—lst cauliflower, French marigold, ;later ; 2nd Ruisian eschalots , white turnips. J. B. Exley—lst Russian eschalots, yellow turnips ; 2nd ...
... bibs., potatoes (new) to 68. per stone, onions to is. Od. per stone. English tomatoes to 10d. per lb., foreign to 6d.. cauliflowers to 2s. per dozen, carrots (new) 4d. per stone, turnips (new) 4d. per stone, cooking apples to 2s. Od., dessert apples to ...
... per stone, asparagus, per bundle. 3s. English tomatoes is. to is. 6d. per lb.. English cucumbers Is. to le. 6d. each. cauliflowers 39. to 6s. per dozen, carrots (new) 4d. to 6d. per stone, turnips 3d. to 44, per stone, French lettuce is. 84. to 2s. per ...
... purpose, ant surround these with a mixture of leaves toil manure to force the roots into growth. Sow Brus, , els :Trouts and cauliflower in shallow Lows of light rich soil for producing seedlings for early planting. A little lettuce, also onions, sown similarly ...
... »90m. f Motion. Ft* -Soap. CotU*;« »* « Fritters. AdmUMOO 2>l. Aktkrnoo*, 5 m. aux fcratmhi. Mutton Cutlbt-, Htti> try, Cauliflower au Varmeaan. Artmi»iln t-., BAND COM 10 I V AL, Cooperative Hail . nlwik-. l TUDDAT, March •.T'h ami *2 s COMIC CO. IPASY ...
... celery. leeks, and onions for exhibition, to prevent them being drawn. WORK IN COLD FRAMES AND PlTS..—Adout plenty of air to cauliflowers and lettuce, to keep the plants sturdy. Pot a few of the former for planting oat next month. Tie up early lettuce to blanch ...
... only the recognised season, and tf the Sewage Farm it to tbealreof thoae interesting experiments with ‘dogs, hares, and cauliflowers would it not advisable establish a 'gate” at th■ entrance to the farm, so that the contributed the public co-aid go towards ...
... Butcher, 3 Shnart. 3 Dan Cass. Turnips, 1 Grey, 2 • Sam Lister, Dsn tSwilhenbank. Mav, 2 John Jagger, 3 Hubert Parkin. Cauliflowers, 1 John Sykes, 2J. Sykes. Cucumbers, 1 Sam Lister, 2 David Butcher. Apples, IJ. Sykes, 2 Sara Lister, - 3 Dan Cass. . ...
... O. Ineson ; red 2S. Goodair ; while celery, 1 J. Biltcliffe, 2S. Goodair; red beet, IH. Wilson; white, da, 1 W. Cole ; cauliflower, 2 W. Parkinson ; red cabbage, 1 J. Manchester. R. Mossley ; white, do., 1 R. Mossley ; turnips, 1 W. Parkinson. 2 H. Wilson ...
... stone, plaice Is. 9,1. per stone, mackerel 6s. per score, Annoy 2s. per stone. Vegetables: New potatoes 2s. 21. per 211 b., cauliflower ls to 2s. per score. broccoli 2g. per skip. cabbage Is. 4d. per doz., lettuces 2s. per pot, radishes ls. per 60 bunches ...
... Alderman Mann ; white do . George Fewsdale, 2 George Brook ; red beet, 1 John Holtmii, 2 James Peace ; white do., 1 A. Carter; cauliflower. 1 T. Milner,-2 Alderman Mann; red cabbage, 1 George 2 A. Caiter ; white do., 1 Alderman Mann, 2 (J. Fewsdale; savoy, 1 ...
... box. bloaters ls. 6d. per box, lobsters Bd. per lb., crabs 3s. per score. Vegetables: New potatoes 3s. 31. per 211 b., cauliflower 91. to 2.5. per score, broccoli 26. per pot skip, cabbage 11. Bd. per pot, lettuces 2.5. 2.1. per , radishes ls. per 60 ...