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... iSidldon. Beet ?? Taylor. Beat cabbage -George Davidsois : 2Ind., James, ?? : 3rdl, Wilihamn 'Oliver. iBlauchland. Best cauliflower-Wr. Oliver: Co2d, ThomnaH Green. Beet early ?? DaViLdSon1 2nd, Jonathan Forster. Beat late turnips-win. Black- bar: ?? uray ...
... nor, r t c Slightest sym';tom of disteas. Both the summer suld the potato onions wele the best of their ];itid, stnd the cauliflow- crs were decidedly of the finest deseiiptioti. The cab- bages were real motisters of leaf atiil heart. In the ftiriuner-s ...
... pumpkin be your lawful bride, You cantaloupe with wne. But onward still the tuber came And laid down at her feet; 'You cauliflower by any name And it will smell as what: And 1, too, am an earjy rose, And you I've come t& see, ,o dcn'n turnip your icvely ...
... physician, with a strong sense of humour, had a garden in the suburbs of Newcastle. From time to time he missed some very fine cauliflowers, and at length lit upon a truly professional device for detecting the thief. Pouting some very powerful medicine over the ...
... savoy, Mr John Rotter; second, Mr Jameq Urwin. Boat one curled green, Mr Michael Lamb; second, Mr M~tt. Wallace. Beat two cauliflowers, Mr Robert Morray;aseond, Mr George Arndereon ; third, Mr John Nesbet. Farmers' turnips, cultivated with the plough: best ...
... Scott 1st, and R. Swinburn 2nd. Early cabbage -R. Fairbridgo lot, W1r. Scott 2nd. Turnips-W. Scott 1st, I. Fairbridgo 2nd. Cauliflowers-It. Swinburn lt, and W. Scott, 2nd. FrLTON UrNION OF FLORIrSTS AND HoRtTICULTUnRO., -The members of the Felton union of ...
... potatoes, Mr Tho. Minto ; second, Mr George Walker. Beet cabbage, Mr Matthew Gondery1; second, Mr Riochard Stepshesoon. .1eet cauliflower, Mr dw rd Neilson; second, Mr Neilson. Beet two white terDipH,: Mr .Carlea Scott ,saecond, Mr Scott. Best two yellow ttrnup' ...
... HIardwicek. Amateurs' 7egetables.-Best two early cabbages, Mr Brown, Whalton ; 2nd, Mir Dixon ; 3rd, Mr Sanderson, Best two cauliflowers, Mir Dixon ; 2nd, Mr Brown. Boot six kidney potatoes, Mr Dixon: 2ad, Mr Sanderson; 3rd, Mr Brown. Best six round potatoes ...
... four baking apples, Joseph Scott; econd, T. Walton.. Beat pint of red currants, T. Walton; second, i. Hunter. Best three cauliflowers, T. Blliott, HumAhaugh; second John Ward, Fallowhteld. Beet two heads of bts 1. Ward; second, T. Elliott. Best three carrots ...
... display. There is no lack of vegetables which are suitable for arrangements of this sort, for instance salad of all kinds, cauliflower, globe artichokes, French beans, and young peas. French beans and young peas are especially delicious. They are still very ...
... neist that the show xvwas more particularly excelled. Mlonster cabhages were ranged alongside of the most delicious looking cauliflowers, flanked by carrots and turnips with the finest skins, while the potatoes, for whichl Corbridge lias gained a world-wide ...
... Michael Brown: 2nd ditto, Mr William England. Best 6 summer onions, Ahr Di. Brown- Best 6 winter onions, Mr.M. Brown. Best 2 cauliflowers, Mr Lawrence Mackey: 2nd ditto, Mr M. Brown. Best quart of peas in pod, Mr Matthew Lead- bitter: 2nd ditto, Mr William ...