... and a white tie are not uncommon things in Covent Garden early in the morning. They have been seen sleeping on masses of cauliflowers; they have been told to move on, and they have moved on-as far as the carrots and cabbages. Supposing the policeman had ...

... in May. Sow all the cauliflower and broooli tribe; Brussel sprouts, pickling cabbages, aid more spinach. Hoe between all the crops, and you may draw earth to the stems of cabbages and cauliflowers. The new early Erfurt cauliflower of Haage's would have ...

... Beet, blood Red. 11. White Brocoli. 12. Purple ditto. 13. Early York Cabbage. 14. Savov. J5. Scotch Cale. 16. Carrot. 17. Cauliflower. 1S. Celery. 19. Chervil. 20. Cress. 21. Endive. 22. Leek. 23. White Coss Lettuce. 24. M ustard. 25. Onion. 26. Parsnip ...

... exquisite work of art! She was the very daisy, primrose, tube- rose, sweetbriar, furze-blossom, gillifiower, wallflower, [cauliflower, auricula, and rosemary ! In short, she was the bouquet of Parnassus ! Where expecta- tion was raised so high it was thought ...

... the ire of the midshipmen's mess, and they wished to bring him to trial by court-martial; also charging him with eating cauliflower (of theirs, we presume) iknowing the same to have been stolen. A court of inquiry sat two days last week, and thoroughly ...

... the Westminster law courts by an English friend, on being amked what he thought of the judges in their scarlet gowns and cauliflower wigs, replied that be guessed Barnum would give a large sum to exhibit them as they sat in his museum We begin to think ...

... reason, the Speaker of the House of Commons,the peers of parliament, and even the judges on the bench, in their enormous cauliflower wigs, flaming robes, and other garments that may delight the eyes of Messrs. Barnum, Sanger, or other public shlow- men ...

... which is excelleot-for autumn and early winter use.a Aisnall breadth of cabbage shnuld also be sqwn fmr sanccsion, as also cauliflower, lettuce, turnips, &c. The best .wav of secaring a regular succession of these is to sow small, quantities freqaently, and ...

... Salmon. Cucumber. Soles. Newy potatoes. Fore-quarter of Lamb. FIltet of Veal. I-lam. Sirloin of Beef. Green peas. Greens. Cauliflowers, &c. Pastry. Cheese. Celery. Salad. Bitter ale. .. I I -1 ?? wine that, I think, was a mistake, for wine opens the heart ...

... check. The chief reason why celery ' rans, is when sudden luxuriance is sacceeded by sudden checks. The buttoning of the cauliflower is also perhaps traceable to the same cause. Fruit trees must be kept clean and healthy. If not already done, now is a good ...

... at tChristmas. Take advan- tage of shorwers to get plalited out broccoli, kale, caboage, botit savoy anu pickling, giant cauliflower, Bruosels sprouts or other hsrdy winter green stulf. t ot a bit of eround should remain vacant a day at this tithe of the ...

... transplanting auturmn-sown Lettuces be cmpleted. It .ill be well to secure a few more cabbage plants. as well as spring Cauliflower plants, to make extra plantings of. Peas will necessarily be late this season, and a longer vacancy occur between the crops ...