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... was in his Clerkthip, beim ., lent out to Market to purchafe a Cauliflower, b7ronglit it Home in a . Chair ; his Milli:els being fiirprized at the Charge , of Eighteen-pence for a Cauliflower, afieed him ' the meaning ; when, with becoming Spirit, Mr. V- ...
... Poplars : all which Trees are from two high, well fituated for Carriage, either by Land or Water* , Excellent Cabbage and Cauliflower may had. tjhc fame Haces v ~ jIyfONSIBUR CAILLOT, begs v X return his Thanks the Ladies sndOcn' tlemen of Shrewlbury, for ...
... be truly, affirmed, that an Oak or an Elm may be obtained with lefs Trouble and Expence than a Carnation, Cucumber, or Cauliflower. : . Loxnox: Printed for T. Carnan, in St. Paul's Church. yard ; and Sold by R. Bowen, Coventry, — OF ewhen may be bad, ...
... belieVe the Thief is not tOt.ali unacquainted ivith the Management of. a Garden, as he was fooblic,*inga to thin Innit Cauliflower Plant! , growing under Hand-giatieS, l by taking two . or thrte from eieri Glafs.--.-Whoever will give any ,Inforrriation ...
... hotter; the country is, notwithftand : » g, extremely healthful and pleafant, and wants nothing that England produces, except cauliflowers. 1 tbe prices of provisions were a little abated j the great number inhabitants, natives and emigrants, keep the markets ...
... propofed the deferring the motion ull the month of Auguflt, when an abundance of the fineft lamb in the world, green peafe, cauliflower, and all the luxuries of the feafon, would convince the Aldermen, Common - Councilmen, and the whole Body of Citizens, that ...
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... fifty guinea one hundred on Chevely !' exclaims the Duke.—' Done!' fays an Engliflunan, witl, coloured neckerchief and a cauliflower wig. \* Pray, my Friend, you know me?' obferves the i Duke.—« O yes,' fays John, who did not feem, by his clothes, to worth ...
... is done by the flug, and would advife nigh trolling to be tried, which is neither difficult or expenfive. Cabbage feed, cauliflower, and other garden feeds, are very frequently attacked and often deftroyed both by the fly and Hug, and the former of thefc ...
... forward and backward over the young tumips; lam confirmed iu this idea, by haviog flruck ao elder bufh overabed of youug cauliflower plauts which had begun 1o be bitieo, snd would otherwile have been deftroyea by thoie luicéls, but alter the operation it ...
... kitchén gardens cotirely eating through vhe fems of young ylenss chrcl 1o the carth, patticularly peafe, cabbages,. broceali, cauliflowers, borecole, leutsces, endive. &, In thore, thete s fearcely any vegetable #y famity uie, except oniom, léeks, gaikick,Zand ...
... beyond any other Sort. One ,Plant will weigh doWn feven or eight of either the common or. Batavian Kinds. S. NEW MALTA CAULIFLOWER, is a molt valuable Variety obtained by an ingenious Gardener there. Its Flavour is in the higheft Degree delieate s and ...