... A'pithecary Apo'thecary Azu're A'lure Brut a'l:2B v. a. Bru'talize Caterpillar Ca'terpillar Cave 7 at Ca'veat Cauli'fl iwer Ca'uliflower Corr/jiibl« Co'rri^ible Dc'cay a. Deca'y De'folation Defila'tion Defpi'cableneft De'fpicablenefi Dcuterono'my Deu'teronomy ...

... large -Walnuts, 5 ar.d 6 feet high, ar one peimy each) Evergreens, flowering Shrubs. Hot- : ■- ?? ari.l Green-nnufe Plmts, Cauliflower, Artichokes aut! Afpa- .ri;:n Plants, and Field-cabbages, at 3s. 6d.per iooo; Myrtles and fuji---' ROSES and CARNATIONS ...

... large Walnuts, 5 and 6 icet high, at one pcatrv each; Evergreens, Cowering Shrubs, Hot- lloufe and Green-honfe Plants, Cauliflower, Artichokes r.nd A_j _- 1-r^ts Plants, and field-cabbages, at 2 s. 6d. per 100 c; Myrtles aud Gtranjums. fCT ROSES and ...

... Fountaiobridge, coatinne to be fold large qi-n- -titits of ?? it and i ct dices i.owcrdg od-aios _.:d -:.er io_. ?? bage and Cauliflower Plants, &c N. li. Noblemen and Gent-esiai who nre pleafed to fend tbeir orders to this .hop, may depend on being Hived upon ...

... nreen- houie, and fic-rbaceous Hants : As alio, a vtry fine afli .vtment of Carn;.- tious, Pinks, and Bulfiuous Roots, with Cauliflower, ?? Er. coK Artciiic: -.ake, Afparag ir, C ...

... ; alio a choice coilcclion of Dutch Carna- tions, Pinks, and Bulbous R-oots, with Afparagus, Straw- berry, Cabbage, and Cauliflower Plants. They farther beg leave to affure their friends and the pu- blic, that what ordeis they are favoured -.villi, the ...

... Tries, Ft iss rand Evergreen Shrubs, 'Ihorns, Sweet Bsisirs, and Cs. ?? ?? Stocks diircrent fee-, for hedges; Cab-age and Cauliflower Plants, Afparagns Roots, Sec. with a 'fine alios;, vent of Giecnhoufe Plants. Thole who ate pleased to favour tbem with ...

... fold in whole-ale and retail, as ufuai, at Mrs EAGLE's (hop, Edinburgh. And alio at her Nu-fery, Fountainbridge, bage, cauliflower, and ali other plants in ft afon. N. B. An experienced Nurie.y Oarden r war ted. Dantzick Honey, Ruffia Linens- ...

... day, and frequently fince, there was prefented at table in Neathorn- houfe, large af- paragus, peafe, kidney beans, and cauliflower, e- qually as good as in fummer, all produced withont the help of a hot-houfe, flue, or any thing of the like nature. The ...

... luxutianev of .growth, and may be foam much earlier than the other i.'.rts, without run- ning to feed; and a large quantity of Cauliflower Cabbage, VT oy -V a d G ...

... in{rovlhons. ducks were killed, geefe were flaughtered, hams were boiled, and chickens put to death. I'here were peas, beans, cauliflowers, lettuces, and cucumbers, Bur what are all the eatables in the world withou: drink 2 Man cannot live on bread alone 3 the ...

... is proved daily experience. Our merchants are obliged every year to renew their feeds, and to fend to M -.lta for their cauliflowers, beet-root, carrots, and falfify : thefe vrhen fown, fucceed at firft very well; but if you again the feed they produce ...