... Four vasieties antirrhinmurs-let, A, Lindday 2,, R. Weir, jun. Two eamly cabbages, six carrots, six turnips-T. linen. Two cauliflowers, three plants parsley, 24 pods peas-T. linen. Thirty bunches currants (ten black, ten white, ten red)-T. Brien. Thirty ...

... gardener to Col. Elphinstone, Car- berry Hoase, Inveresk. For the best Basket of Fruit-Mr. Stirling. a For the best Heads of Cauliflower-jst, Mr. Robert Findiny; a 2d, Mr. John Nioholson; 3d, Mr. A. Innes. , For the twelve best Yoneg Onions-lst, Sir. Robert ...

... foliage plants which were highly creditable to them. lhe vegetables were on the whole good, especially the turnips, cabbages, cauliflowers, peas, and beans-the chief prizes going to Messrs Armour, Wilkie, and Aikman. Prizes were offered for the best kept plot ...

... pinks, and waliflnwers, and gilli' n flowers, but the flower of flowers is a cauliflower.- ti But ;vihy not tell me the price of it ?' Ah, a, you'li sgt get such a cauliflower as this, Sir, all over el the market-berefeel theweight of it, Sir. There ...

... James Jack; 2d, James jbiter; 3d, Thomas Walker. 12,,tatoeii-lot, James Jack; 2d, James Baxter; 3d Thornu Walker. 2 heads cauliflower-let, Thomas Walker; 2d; Znmes Baxter, A2red cabbages-lst, James Baxter; 2d, James W~aluin;3d, ames Cooper. 2 beads German ...

... yellow turnips-lst, A. Robertson; 2d, G. Fyfe; 3d, J. Cant. Six leeks-lst, WV. C-oldie; 2d. A. Bailier; 3d, XV. Murray. Two cauliflowers-lst, A. Robertson; 2d, J. M'Rae; Sd, John Barr. Fifteen drumhead cabbage-lst, G. Fyfe; 2d, IV. Goldie; 3d, W. Murray. Two ...

... Craigenda; 3, James Craig. VEORTABtNS, r .2 best Cabbages.-I, Thomas Stobo 2, Robert Grieve, sent, Charleston. g9 3 best Cauliflowers.-], Duncan luIntyre; 2, Robert a Wilson. Y 6 best Turnips,-I, William Thom, Esq.; 2, Thomas Murtzie, Paisley. - 6 beet ...

... Collection of vegetables (eight varieties)- W l. Beret. Two cacnnthvs-A. hSiren. Twvo heads celery-. Samuel Falconer. Two cauliflowers-J. MiDonald. TwOI ?? Ferguson. Twro earlY ?? letclta; Twro red ?? pas Mlls. Twro heaviest cabba>ges, Bruce Taylor. Two ...

... gets willing loan; Think of this when drinking Beaune. Wisdom asks fruits, but folly flowers ; Think o' thuis when eating cauliflowers Birds of a feather-flock together; Think of this when the idiot of a cook has boiled the oysters in the sauce, and made ...

... of grapes--C. Hume. Basket of hardy fruit-C,. Hume. VEGETABLES. Six vegetables-lst, James Waddell, Esq; 2d, C. Hums. Two cauliflowers-1st, James Waddell, Esq.; 2d, C. flume. Six cuions-Ist, David Ferguson; 2d, James Waddell, Esq. Six tumuips--let, James ...

... M'Donald, Woodcroft. 6 Pears-lat, Robert Caskie; 2d, Archd. M'Gregor. 12 Plumes-lst, Robert Caskie; 2d, James Kirk. 2 Heads Cauliflower-Ist, James M'Rae, Renfrew; 2d, James Kirk. 2 Cucumbers-let, Archibald M'Gregor. 20 Pods Peas-lst, Alexander M'Donald; 2d ...

... Twelos ,renod ?? M'Lean. Twelve peds ?? * Reid. Twelve pods garden ?? Gregg. Twenty- tour pods French ?? Fisher. Three cauliflowers -Robert Blair. Six ?? C. Wright. Three beot p -A. Wilson. Three turnips-D. Wilkie. Three parsnips- ?? Held. Twelee spring ...