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... preiniaer.—G. tirimahaw, Knox. 1k PLlUM—Bnisell'. Sprouts, Savoy Cab- bar Plants, 61. pie 100; Waloberen and Iflutama Giant Cauliflower, 10d. per 100 ; Heading Broooli, 10d. per 100.—Wm. Swale, Castle Inge, Knaresbro. (k ...
... ; and as rye in when the winter and forced plants are c over. they form nn excellent stopgap. Of the transplanting upon cauliflower every cultir.. - - aware. Buttoning;' which is PO apt to summer crops particularly, would hardly pen . if the plants could ...
... Albion St., Leeds (174 DA CHIIAP PLANTS—Brussell's Sprouts, Savoy Cabbage Planta, &I per 100; Walcheren and Autumn Giant Cauliflower, 10d. per 100 ; Headley Bresoli. 10d. per 100.—Wm. Swale, Castle inareabro. (k PII.O4IPECT HOUSE, Thistle Hill, Knareebro' ...
... and flur. ' and, as soon as they are mated, add half a pint .4 boiling water and Veil MI with white pepper tusk When the cauliflower tender, lay it on a pan, pour the over it, sprinkle it with ri Ler dust, to which, if liked, a little grated chi-, addd ...
... premisei.-0. SeWallow, Knox. CHEAP PLANTS—Brawlers Speonts , Savoy Cabbags Plants, 61. ISO; %daimon/a and Autumn Giant Cauliflower, 10d. per 100; Heading BrocolL 10d. per 100.--W ft. Ewalt, Castle lass, Kaareabro. PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS, FROM THE ES ...
... discolour quickly when made in tbe old way with vinegar. CAri.iFi.owna Cookbbt.— A palatable way to serve cauliflower is to boil one nice cauliflower for one hour in graniteware or a porcelain-lined kettle. Tut it on in cold salted water, with the steam ...
... Cabbage., Joe. Dibb; 2. A. H. Clayton ; 3. Jos. Powell. Red cabbages. Wui. Myers; 2, Geo. New bould ; 3, John Thorpe. Cauliflowers. John Thorpe. Peas, Jos. Powell ; 2. Win. Harper; 3, J. Tyreman. Broad beans. J. Tyreusan ; 2, W. Harper ; 3, J. Thorpe ...
... Daniel. Scarlet runners, J. Draper ; 2, A. Coldbeck. Carrots, Eli Hood ; 2, H. Bolton. Parsnip., E. Swale. ; 2, W. Daniel. Cauliflower. J. Stringer; 2, J. Wetherill. Cabbages, white, J. Hitching; 2, Thos. Imeson. Cabbages, white, E. Scales; 2, J. Stringer ...
... Esq. French beans. W. Daniell, West Tenfield ; 2. 'rhos. Thompson. Scarlet ranuere, H. E. Bennett ; 2. J. T. Simpson. Cauliflowers. Mrs. Trevor ; 2, R. S. Crompton, Esq. Winter onions. Mr. Jeffrey; 2. J. T. Simpson. Spring onions, H. E. Bennett ; 2, ...
... vegetables, such as cauliflowers, lettuce, Sm., selett the most perfect types tor needing, and stake or otherwise mark them in order that they do not get cut when the crop is being used. No two kinds of cabbages, Brussels sprouts, or cauliflowers, should ever ...
... Is 6d to pr st ; Iffeengl.rfef. to 6d pr st ; cobble bells, Is to is 6d ; orleaus, 6d to Is 94 ; apples, le 9d to da; cauliflowers, is to 28 per dos ; marrows. Is to Is 3d us doz. IIASH4III. Wednaaday.—Better, la 7d to le Sd pr t oll of gton ; eggs. ...
... equal quantities of carrots and turnips into the shape of small olives; cut up a similar quantity of small sprigs out of a cauliflower; cut some French beaus into diamonds, some celery into round pieces with a round cutter, and have some very small round ...