... EAS the Gardens belonging to Bramford VV Hall, were, on Saturday night laft, entered and robbed of a large quantity of CAULIFLOWER and CABBAGE.PLANTS. A reward of TEN GUI- NEAS is hereby offered for difcovcring the offender or offenders, to be paid by ...

... tbis fpring on the borders of Efl'ex. Tifey were very happy to lee each 01'ner, and went into a public boufe, called the Cauliflower, where tbey remained till nest morning. Mr. Hadgeley was then fo well plea-ed with his friend's company, tint he invited ...

... A Frenchman, named Guller, has discovered, by many experiments, that elder has the proper- ty o'preserving cabbages and cauliflowers.horn caterpillars, fruit trees from blast, corn from the ellow fly, and turnips from -all kinds of insects. The dwarf elder ...

... t cwt.Brottw DtutchLettlttcl quality ido.uf Dutch W Lite Cah- 10 ditto of 'Early White hage ditto Turnip Seed 1 do. ot Cauliflower BTtcoli 7 ditto ef Yellow ditto I ditto Strect Mrjoramn 7 ditto of Cattleditto I ditto of Pot dil tu S ditt'o ?? Wurzell ...

... valnhble Amortment ot'New. DUTCH and JX and GFR AN$EL'DS: consisting of a great va- riety of the cabhage, borecole brocoli, cauliflower, lettn- ces, cellery, pcirsley, onions,' leeks, -radisbies,'spiliacli, as- paragus, savoy, endive, feiincl, thyme, 'hervil ...

... whicl have been lately tried (in hotbeds) and found to Vegetate ; cnsistinig of i variety of tifie cabbale, bro. coli, cauliflower, lettuceS, turnip, parsnip, 'cucumber, oeion, asparagns, artichoke, carrot, beet, &c. &c. antd a variety olherb and grass ...

... observer of the weather, can answer for full fifty years. Roses and flowers are in fill bloons, strawberries, encumbers, peas, cauliflowers, contribute todeck oftt thiirdelliglitfiml autumn. Both the pastures and the stubbles aiftrd a luxuriant and.plentifuil ...

... while the Bathurst remaianed there. An E xperimental Gardener has furnished the follow- ing method of preserving cauliflowers :-As cauliflower is a most desirable vegotable, so it. clserves to be kept as lontr for use as possible. In 11308 1 had a large ...

... Raspberries, remarkably .fine,'( Barnet) Mr. Marriott.-Best dish of Potatoes, (Ash. leave'1 Kidney) Mr. Milborn.-Best three Cauliflowers, .,Ar. Bird.-Best three Lettuces, (Paris Coss) Mr. 'Mil- born..- Best dish of Natural French Beans, Mr.Orman.- ..Best plant ...

... Knivett-, superb, It. Marriott, Esq. Surinarn-J. Flower, Esq. Raspberries-Mr. Girllvg. Lettuces C.Malta)-Rev. l D. Betts. Cauliflowers-Rev. T. Frere and G. St. Vill. cent Wilson, Esq. Carrots-Mrs. Harrison. Cucum. bers-Mr. Felgate. 21 prizes, from 7s. down ...

... Potatoes, 2s. 6d.; Seaman Read, ditto, Car. rots, 2s. 6d. ; ditto, ditto, Potatoes, 2s. 6de ; William Woodrow, ditto, Cauliflowers, 2a. 6d.; John Boutell, S Redgrave, Potatoes, 2s. 6d. Diss Lamb Fair, on Friday, was very well attended, and, although ...

... Asters, Nathan Linstead; white Grapes. James BIckenham; black ditto and Peas, Thomas Algar; Apples, Mrs. Foreman; Apples and Cauliflowers, Wm, Williams; Potatoes, Anthony Pearse, John Revett, James Jolly, and W. Barrett; Celery, Mary Bobby; Onions, George Mitaon ...