... Felton. For the best 12 esclialotts, the 1st prize to Mr Thonsas Jeffrey; and 2nd and 3rd to Mrs Hudson. For the best two cauliflowers, the Ist and 2nd prizes to Mr James Rochester; and 3rd to Mr Thos. Jeffrey. An extra prize was awarded to Mr Thomas Jeffrey ...

... Shipley, Old Town ; 2nd ditto, Mr Win. J. Shanks. Broad Gale ; 3rd ditto, Mir William Wallace, Woodburn Park. Best two cauliflowers, Mr R. liedley, Monkridge; 2nd ditto, Mrs Hedley ; 8rd ditto, Miss Robson, Vicarage. Best dish of peas in pod, Mr J, Davison ...

... ete; Marshall; 2, Ric;IardSOD. Dessert apples. Cope. dy: land; 2, Ktyle. Cucumtbers, 0. Usfiley; 2,, Mr Mitchinson. ges, Cauliflowers, Richardson, 2, lHedley, Onions, Mr Tripoli, GlnsPsr; 2, J. Pi:. Marshali. Onions, ;2, spring savwn, Richardson:; 2, Watsou ...

... heaviest-Dobson, Edmond. VEOP.TABLr SeCTios.-Cucumbers-. P Howe, Barton; Edmund, Danby. ('elery- J Howe, J Hunter, Edmond. Cauliflowers -Ednmond, .1 Hunter, Stappard. Onions, Tripoli-G P Howe, J Howe, Dobson. Onions, other than Tripoli--Danby, (4 P Howe, ...

... all classes being of a very superior order. The potatoes were an extraordinary display, and thbe samse may be said of cauliflowers and cabbages. The attendance of visitors was extremely good, notwithstanding the fact that the railway company offered ...

... ditto, Mr Hall. Beot 4 turnips, Mr Hall, 2nd ditto, Mr Blyth. Best 4 carrots, Mr Winship; 2nd ditto, Mr Smailes. Best 3 cauliflowers, Mr Blyth, 2nd ditto, Sir Charlton. Best 4 heads of celery, Mr Gowaus; 2nd ditto, Air Charlton, Best 2 Scotch cabbages ...

... Win. Walker, Esq.; 3rd, Mr Thomas Pratt. PICCOTES: 1st, Mr Johnl Murray. C&AriATrONs: Ist, Mr Johu Robinson. A brace of Cauliflowers, from the garden of Mr Joseph Dodd, and a beautiful collection of China austers, from Mr John Choloraft's, were much admired ...

... T. arittim When is a vegetable not a vegetable ? When it is what you cauliflower. It is a mistake to think the bubble reputation is always fooling around the mouth of a cannon. Latin is a dead language, and that is why doctors use it for writing out their ...

... latter gentleman was, however, more successful in class 4 (vegetables), taking the first prizes for both t! cucumbers and cauliflowers. Coming to the cot. r tagers' department, we were disappointed, bat not surprised. For years past the show of produce 3 ...

... pumpkin be your lawful bride, You cantaloupe with wne. But onward still the tuber came And laid down at her feet; 'You cauliflower by any name And it will smell as what: And 1, too, am an earjy rose, And you I've come t& see, ,o dcn'n turnip your icvely ...

... or other plant uear the ground and lift it Ip until the roots Snap, after which it dies. 0mme man had half-a-dozen line cauliflowers treated in this way last year. Mlore commonly, liaw- ever, intending exhibitors steal the stuff of a rival they cannot ...

... nor, r t c Slightest sym';tom of disteas. Both the summer suld the potato onions wele the best of their ];itid, stnd the cauliflow- crs were decidedly of the finest deseiiptioti. The cab- bages were real motisters of leaf atiil heart. In the ftiriuner-s ...