... Ist and 2nd pars!ey, 2nd red cabbage. D. Fisher—lst and 2nd eachalots, 2nd red kidney potatoes, Ist tripoli onions, Ist cauliflower, Ist broad beans. W. H. Moore—lst and 2nd round white potatoes, 2nd round red ditto, 2nd parsnips, 2nd tripoli onions, Ist ...

... esehalots, 1 J. Crossley, 2 J. Frankish; best white cabbage, J. Crossley; best brace vegetable marrow, J. Crossfry; best brace cauliflower., J. Frankish ; best brace lettuce, J. Crossley ; beat brace cucumbers, 1 J. Croaky, 2 J. Frankish; hest brood beans, 1 ...

... potatoes, white cabbage, 2nd dessert cherries, tray of vegetables, runner beans, white celery, 3rd cauliflower. J. Rhodes, Ossett—lit tomatoes, cauliflower, onions, 2nd tray of vegetables, red celery, nectarine.; 3rd black grapes. Ralph Smithson, Netherend-I ...

... VEGE TABLES. 13russel Sprouts Is 41 per stone Celery ls Od per bundle Cauliflowers ls ed per dozen Savoys Is to 1544 per dozen Carrots 2s Od per cwt Parsnips Beet Root 10d per stone Parsley 2d per lb FRUIT. Apples Is 64 to 2s Od per stone Grapes 11801 ...

... VEGETABLES. Cauliflowers • Is 6d to Is 9d per dozen Celery lod to is per bundle Carrots 3s Od per cwt Water Cress 2s 2d per stone Savoys Is per dozen. Onions Red Cabbages is 3d per dozen FRUIT. I Apples Is 6d to 2s 3d per stone Pears Is 6d to Is 9d per ...

... safety of the new match. Care must be taken in both cases to avoid actual contact with liame.-41dv1. A CHEAP GRUBKlLLER.—Cauliflowers, broccolis, and other brassicaceous plants are generally much infested with grabs at this season. To clear them off is ...

... safe place, where frost cannot penetrate ; look them over frequently, and remove diseased or otherwise decayed tubers. Cauliflower and year,: lettuce plants in frames cover with mats or litter on frosty nights, but ventilate freely on mild days: no water ...

... stocks, &c. Of vegetables there was an extensicn display, especially of potatoes, onions, cell' and parsle, the cabbages, cauliflowers, turnips, showed excellent growth and cultivation, a nd prize° were awarded in each class for these production s ' Altogether ...

... pen-and-ink vignette by the Queen of Beauty, representing the three little Shuckboroughs, with large turnip-looking heads and cauliflower wigs, seated at a round table, eating voraciously, scrambling for mutton chops dressed by • Mary Stedman, who is ge - en ...

... eschalots, 1 J. Crossley, 2 J. Frankish ; white .I.lobago, J. Crossley ; best brace vegetable marrow, J. Crossley ; best cauliflowers, J. Frankish ; beat brace lettuce, J. Crossley ; best brace cucumbers, 1 J. Crussloy, 2 J. Frankish ; best brood beans ...

... VEGEDABLES. New Potatoes _ 2cl per 21 pounds Cauliflower 9clto 2s Od per score Broccoli Cabbage Lettuce 2s Od per pot Radishes ls Ocl per 60 bunches Green Onions Is per 50 bunches Water Cress 2s 9cl per stone Asparagus ls per 100 Dried Onions Cucumbers ...

... Cucumbers, 1 and 2 it. Smith. Cauliflowers, 1 and 2J. Taylor, Earlaheaton. Sage, ID. Kemp, 2J. Bentley, Chickenley. Marjoram, 1 D. Kemp, 2 B. Garforth. VEGETABLES (Gentlemen's Clase).—Peas 1. potatoes 1, turnips 1 and 2, cauliflower 1 and 2, onions 1, carrots ...