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... Ist Kidney Beans, Wmn. Evans, Esq., 2d. Marquis of Hast. c Ings, 3d. Lord Scarsdale; Broad Beans, Wmn. Evans, Esq. c 1st Cauliflowers, John Harrison, Esq;, 2d. Marquis of Hastings; lst. Celery, Lord Scarsdale, 2d. Wm. Evans, Esq.; 1st Lettuce, Lord Scarsdale ...
... Esq. ; 2d Green Marrows, Jedediah Strutt, Esq. ; Beans, S re Jedediah Strutt, Esq.; Ist and 2d Cauliflowers, Jedediah is Strutt, Esq., lst and 2d Cauliflower Broccoli, Jedediah d Strutt Esq. ; Venach Cabbage, Jedediah Strutt, Esq.; O0 i* abbage Savoy, ...
... Hastings; lledlars, Earl. F nerret. -. ' YVarEovAaLstGouid Turkey, Marquis of Hastings; Cucutnheth, Walker's, MIr. Fisher; Cauliflower, Sir George I Besprinont; Cabbage, Red, Earl Howe; Lettuce, Malta, I sIr. Fisher; Celery, Red, Earl Ferrers; Ditto, White ...
... of lamb ; 40 dishes of dlucklings, 20 tutkey SEX poults, 110 jellies, 20 cerants, 40 saladh and cucumbers, 20 dishes of cauliflowers. Deasefl.-75 pint.apples of 21lis. each, 100 dishes of hot- S, Irouse grapes, 20 iateielos 30 dishesa of cherries, 100 ...
... average. A vessel has arrived in the Thames from Dunkirk, having on board the exceedingly large quantity of 70S bundles of cauliflowers, besides a large quantity of newpotatoes, the produce Normandy. The Earl Ellcsmere is erecting monument, with a short ...
... Burton; second, Mr. John Knight, of Aohby. VIeGrETAcLES.--For the best tray fron the following :--Peas, French beans, celery, cauliflower, cucumLvr, kettuce, potato, or any ?? competition. t CLAss 4. t OENTLEM S onADEN-ERS AND NURSERYME~tN. Best six greeniouse ...
... and which were greatly admired. In the vegetable de-, partment some fine specimens were exhibited (particularly rhubarb, cauliflowers and cucumbers) by Mr. Broom, gardener to R. Arkwright, Esq. The chief attraction in the floral department was a very choice ...
... 15t James Brlghorsas 2nd, 'flomas Hallam.*-Parsnmips, tat. John !tcoiingwortls; 2nd, Joseph llint ; 3r l, Davl-l Barber.- Cauliflowers, I st, Thomns Hallam.-Carrots, tst, John Hollingsvorth; 2nd, David ?? * 3rd, Robert Fletchar.-1'arsley, tat, Robert Fletcher; ...
... Payne; Strawberries, Mr. J. Payne; Raspberries, Mr. J. Payne. VEaETABLES.-Lettuce, Iat Mr. J. Niger, 2nd Ur. J. iHallaworth; Cauliflowers, Ist Mr. J. Payne, 2nd Mr. T. Allen; Parsley, I st Mr. 1t. Gregory, 2nd Mr. J. Hallaworth; Parsnips, lst Mr. S. Holmes ...
... at the poll. We have seen seversI tttat wier elc en made of scarcenet, and trimmed with chickweed and dande- dt lions. Cauliflowers are mitch worms in the hair.Il nol, Tox: TlAP ANn THE FoUNTAreN.-EnthuIsl~iA1C in tile cause b est of nioral reformation ...
... rarkin; 2nd, H. Wheatley. Blonck ditto, lst, Jos. )u ?nrDtin; 2nd. John Parkin. Lettuces, tat, T. Brown; 2nd, R:.I di Prince. Cauliflowers. J. Walters. Cabbages. lot, - Hall; 2nd, W. tl Artsopp. Rhubarb, lot, John Hunt; 2nd. James Coo. Pot-herbs W (bcst collection) ...
... (round), si John Hollilngwsrth, Wm. Holltngsoorth, , Cabbages, Thus. Handley, T. Hallam; ditto (red). Samuel Flint, Wm. Hart. Cauliflowers. T. Italltmn; Carrots, Samuel Daykin, John Beadsley; Turnips. Wn. Hart, J.Nmes Brighouse; Oniono, J. lloilingworth. Samuel ...