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... Joseph Warburton, of the coffee-house, ci d Wolton. Best d;i-h of French beans, Mrs. Joseph Alisoe. I B Rest brace of Cauliflowers, Ist prize Mrs. Joseph Ashton; 2nd ditto a . Wmn Shand. Bestdish of Potatoes, letprize Richard Alison; 2nd ti ?? Rawson ...
... Early d cabbage: 1, T Fenton; 2, W Bag.haw. Savoy cabbage: E Billington. Red. cabbage: 1, E, Billingtou; 2, 3 Knowles. Cauliflowers: 1, J Knowles; 2, N Cardwell. d Peas: 1, J Knowles; 2, B Hull. French beans: 1, J e Threlfall; 2, R Hull. Broad beans: ...
... Cuerden were perhaps the best exhibited. The fruit shown was very fine, especially in the rarer kinds. The cabbages, brocoli, cauliflowers, &o., were fair for the dis- trict. The band of the 50th regiment attended, and played a number of popular airs. The following ...
... have loathed a solid dinner without his Falernian wine. In this human garden vigour and hardihood, like the cabbage and cauliflower, may abound in stalwart proportions; but sad is the dearth of the roses and lilies on which our more delicate perceptions ...
... currants, Thomas Jones; beetraot, Thomas Jones; white cabbage, Evan J-es. Tanybzx, Buabon; red cabbage, George Pi ts Erddig; cauliflowers, John Edwards, 'yMlstay bri~dyard; carrots and parsnips, Thor. Jones; turnips, Evan Jones; spring and autumn onins and ...
... Coatbmp. Vegetable Marrows: 1, B Ellis; 2, J Elburn; 3, IV Hosker. Cucumbers: I, A Crawford; 2, Rt Bayman; 3, T Griffiths. Cauliflowers: 1, W llarris I 2, W Hooker- 3, E Green. Mixed Vezetables:1, E Lpreen;- 2, W Husker; 3, B W lliams; 4, B .Hayma. Wihdow ...
... sent a fine pine plant, with pine apple, which took a prize. The cucumbers were very good, so also were the peas, and the cauliflowers were not bad, making the necessary allowance for the backwardness of the season. There were many good plates of potatoes ...
... seakail, dish of mushrooms, and potatoes, R. Hazeldine: Beet brace of lettuce J. Holden. Best brace of cabbage, ditto cauliflower, and best dish of peas, A. Thompson. Best two sticks of rhubarb, . Lockley; 2nd ditto, W. Kenyon. CoTTaosuns PRazsS.-Best ...
... great scareity in the Crimea of l flowers, both natural and artificial-the only kind that c have lately been seen being cauliflowers, and those rare a and brought from foreign parts. God save the Queen and Partant pour la Syrie closed the performance ...
... dish of broad beans 24 pods, 2nd prize, J flainford, celery-two stickl red, R, Meadows; celery-two stickswhite, E Neadows cauliflowers, 2nd prize, J Talbot; onions-any sort, A I Moss; vegetable marrows, E Meadows; carrots. F' Meadows; garden cabbage, A Moss; ...
... Lewvis, Vron. French Beans: 1, o ICaptain Bayner, Pleas Lianddyfuan (3. Peters gardener);- ei 2, a. Jones, Maesa Bridge. Cauliflowers: 1, H. B. lFryce; 2,J. Jones. Spring Oniens: 1, Colonel Smith; 2, H,. B. Pryce. Autumn Onions: 2, Captain W. H. IhBvans; ...
... Beetroot, 1, Ri Davies; 2, Rev J Buerough; 3, Hon Ogilvy. Garden :, turnips, 1, T Birkett; 2, D Pearson; 3, T Ferguson. i ?? Cauliflowers, 1, Rev J Brown; 2, R Barnes; 3HH Hornby. ;Cabbage (Summer), 1, J Hall; 2, H H Hornby; 3, t , L, Barnes. Cabbage (red) ...