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... 1st Prize- Straw:lerries, Fuchsias, Bouquets ; 2d-Cauliflowers, Greenhouse Plants, Tender Exotics, Cabbages. Mr R. ATi-iill, Newhall, 1st Prize-Cabbages. Mr A. Annan, Eskvale, lstPrize-Cauliflowers, Greenhouse Plants; 2d -Stocks, Stage and Fancy Pelargoniums ...
... kirk. For Early Cahbbages. to V. Ml'Auslane ; seconid, to Itlr J. Cklrk; gardetier tim Colel Spensu, Manor Hourse. For Cauliflower, to Mr Daniel Taylor, Nevlmbigging; second. to Mr A. Amliinro. Fur Brommuili, to Dlr J. Lihilell, aurd W. Denbolm. For T ...
... specimens brought forward were, gene: ally speaking, of great excellence. Norwas the kitchen-garden forgotten, cucumbers, cauliflower, I and the like useful vegetables behng well represented; while figs, strawberries, and pine apples of most I t Onpting ...
... Fowler, Mavisbank; and Mr Colin Bell, Kerrfleld, Peebles. The following is a list of the awards: aA PDE-Eets' PRIZES. Two Cauliflowers-lst, James Ramsay, Penicuik House; 2d, A. Bard, Valleyfield. Two Heads Celery -1st, R. M'Gill, Newhall ; 2d, IV. Stoddart ...
... department, though not a very large one, was an excellent display of produce, showingI same fine savoys, beet, onions. and cauliflower. The amateurs' table presented an appearance higbly creditable to the taste, attention, and knowledge on the part of the ...
... Thomson, Crooks; 2d, same exhibitor. For 2 brocoli- Ist, Mr A. Tod, Gorgie; 2d, Mr W. Reid, Rose- bank. For 2 Walcheren cauliflower-Ist, Mr Reid, Rosebank; 2d, Ur Bryden. For 2 of any other sort do.-lst, Mr .Reid; 2d, Mr Porter- field. For 6 onions-lt ...
... John Sanderson. Best 12 Pods Pease-1. J. Hunter; 2. Wm. Addison. Best 6 late Potatoes-1. and 2. PeterPaterson. Best Head Cauliflower-1. John Stewart; 2. H. Bird. Best 4 ,Potato 0nions-i. John Calder; 2. John Stewart. Best 2 Turnips, one sort-i. George Bryce ...
... Fairley; 3. Alex. Martin. Best Heaviest Late Cabbage-i. Thomas ,Cooper; 2. James Sleigh ; 3. John Stevens. Best 1 Head Cauliflower-i. Alexander Anderson ; 2. James Sleigh; 3. Robert La*rie. Best 2 Stalks Rhubarb-1. William Edmonstone; 2. Alexander Martin; ...
... Four apples, baking-1, Mlr Watson ; 2, Mr Binuie. Three Apricots-Mr Cossar. E Four Plums-1, Mr Bionie; 2 Dr Seymour. 1 Two Cauliflowers-1, Dr Seymour ; 2, Mrs Nisbet. Two Red Bect-i, Mr Binnie; 2, Mr Ferme. One Red Cabbage-1, Mr Binnie; 2, Mrs Nisbet. Six ...
... ters, Is. per hundred-pandora do., 2s. 6d. per do. GREEN .NIARRET.-Scotch apples, 29. 6d. a.peiilc- pears, 4d. per lb.-cauliflower, 2R. a-dozen-oniaos, Sa. a-peck-celery, Is. to Is. 6d. a-dozen. PRESENTATION TO MORTOtN..-.His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch ...
... David Harrison, Alderston ; 2. It. Grant, Muireston. Best brace Cucumbers-i. Robert Grant; 2. Daviy4 Harrison. Best 2 heads Cauliflower-1. R. (rar4 Beat 6 hardy Herbaceous Plants-1. D. Harrison f Robert Grant. Best 12 Hollyhocks Blooms--I^ U; Grant. Best 4 ...
... on the2d inst. the prize for the best ranunculuses was adjudged to John Wood, seedsmao, &c. Edinburgh; and for the best cauliflower to Mr John M'Callum, gardener, Restalrig. 2- 3 'We are happy to notice the continued regula. rity inqthe sailings and arrivals ...