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... fish, and honeysuckle. Men of science are anxiously waiting to know if man is a mixture of the elc- phant, the whale, the cauliflower, and the spriug onion; and the dog is a com of the eagle, the frog, the » and stic uorice. A in Fife asked his tenants to ...
... than a stalk of the cabbage plant with the extraordinary number of fifty-two heads attached. Some them weieas full-grown cauliflower ; and they became reduced, according to their position, the size of a large potato. The curiosity was sent from the garden ...
... stalk of the cabbage plant with the extraordinary number of heads aitached. Some of them were as large as a full-grown cauliflower 5 and they became reduced, according to their position, to the size of a large potate, The curiosity was sent from the garden ...
... agaiust Sappho, 6 to 1 against Ducat. BISHOP AUCKLAND RACES--Monpay. Trial Stakes—Luna, 1; Gasconade, 2. Five ran. 8 1; Cauliflower, 2.— Three ran. Handicap— Dead heat between Long- shot and Prince Plausible. Hurdle Race—Peggy Taft, 1; Jeremiah Moderate ...
... lettuces, and spinach. Sow turnips and savoys in the be- ginning and end of the month. Tn the last fort- night sow asparagus, cauliflower, sea-kale, celecy, &c. Small salads should now ve sown every ten days. Plant early potatoes in the first week, and a main ...
... 6 to 1 against Ducat. BISHOP AUCKLAND RACES—Monpay Trial Stakes—Luna, 1 ; Gasconade, 2, Five ran. Stakes—Fastrunner, 1; Cauliflower, 2.— Tiree mo. ween Long- Prince Plausible. Hurdle Race—Peggy ma, 1; Jeremiah 2; Jessie, 3. Winner objected Wright, 1 ; ...
... small salad every fort- radish, and early Stra ic, horse- be planted about the end of the month. Trans- may lant for seed cauliflowers, turni &e. nsplant to the bottom of a south walla few of the peas sown in November Prune apricots, for the first crop. ...
... for shelter. Thorn ‘or irame- Plants ; 250 of a young Privet Hedge, 4 sorts; Currants, and Bexwood, Rhubarb, Sea Cabbage, Cauliflower, and Winter » &. Prices to be CHARLES HOWDEN. Belfast, Feb, 9, 1063. NOTICE. C. ALES end Licensed Auctioneer. on Moderate ...
... used, any fire taking be at once extinguis A Lance Yesterday we had an opportunity of seeing a remarkably fine specimen of cauliflower, which was grown by Mr. J Hamilton, gardener for Adam Doffin, Esq. It i 19 Ibs. It may still be seen in the estab- lishment ...
... 4 feet in height ; Goosebernes, Currants, and of sorta: Dwarf Boxwood, Rhubarb. Sea Kale, and Asparagus Roots, Cabbage, Cauliflower, and Winter Lettuce Planta, &e , &e. Prices to be had on application. CHARLES HOWDEN. i Belfast, Feb. 9, 1863. MEETING THIS ...
... Privet, Sweet Barberry, Beech. and other Hi a young Privet Hedge, 4 and Raspberries. Boxwood, Rhu harb, Sea and Cabbage, Cauliflower, and Winter to fo be hed oon on application. CHARLES HOWDEN. —— Belfast, Feb, 9, 1863. 181 NOTICE. Mo. STEEL, Licensed ...
... varieties of choice ve- Radish, getable seeds, including liberal quantities of Peas, on, Lettuce, Parsnip, Carrot, Tess, Cauliflower, Cucumber, &c. The cheapest collec- Post tion of Kitchen Garden Seeds ever offered. » 28 6d; stamps or P.O.O. “Itisall it ...