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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... plentiful, delicious, and inexpensive. The vegetables are pro- digious in size. I never saw such gigantic cabbages and cauliflowers out of Valencia, in Spain, and they are cheap. There is an inexh'austible plentitude of tomatoes, of squash, and of the ...
... 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 ...
... Alex. Milne; Red do., ra .Do.; Yelow Gooseberries, David Taylor, Green do Do.; Turnips to Do.; Cabbages, Do.; Four Heads Cauliflower, Do.; Red Beet, Do,; tb Basket of Vegetables, Do.; Apples, Do. 5. AMATEtR S LASs. t Greenhouse Plants-Urquhart Reid, Alford; ...