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... 15t James Brlghorsas 2nd, 'flomas Hallam.*-Parsnmips, tat. John !tcoiingwortls; 2nd, Joseph llint ; 3r l, Davl-l Barber.- Cauliflowers, I st, Thomns Hallam.-Carrots, tst, John Hollingsvorth; 2nd, David ?? * 3rd, Robert Fletchar.-1'arsley, tat, Robert Fletcher; ...
... rarkin; 2nd, H. Wheatley. Blonck ditto, lst, Jos. )u ?nrDtin; 2nd. John Parkin. Lettuces, tat, T. Brown; 2nd, R:.I di Prince. Cauliflowers. J. Walters. Cabbages. lot, - Hall; 2nd, W. tl Artsopp. Rhubarb, lot, John Hunt; 2nd. James Coo. Pot-herbs W (bcst collection) ...
... balsani, \ Windsor bea,l, ,rs loug-pod beans, red cabbage, carrots, sala l; and 2nd for hollyhock, red currai.ts, pees, Anil cauliflowers. Mr. d R. Spencer, gardener to Mlr. 1I. liateliff, ];%rkley Lodge e 1st for coxcombs, six varieties of hiolI lic-k, apricots ...
... Webb's Ashleaf, and International. Mr'. Smith wias also it first for tile collection of-vegotables. Onions, cabbage, and - cauliflowers were also a notable show, end made up one of me the best collections ever seen. Ini class 2, for aniateurs 'r residing ...
... (round), si John Hollilngwsrth, Wm. Holltngsoorth, , Cabbages, Thus. Handley, T. Hallam; ditto (red). Samuel Flint, Wm. Hart. Cauliflowers. T. Italltmn; Carrots, Samuel Daykin, John Beadsley; Turnips. Wn. Hart, J.Nmes Brighouse; Oniono, J. lloilingworth. Samuel ...
... esehalots, leeks, and collection of vegetables ; second for pansies, phlox, maligolds, red gooseberries, kidney beans, peas, cauliflowers, cabbage, lettuce, parsnips, white round potatops, red ditto, yellow vegetable marrow, red beet, wild flowers, and window ...
... Bar- kee ker. Cabbage, red, two, 1 T Hollingsworth, 2 J Lilley. On Cabbage, white, two, 1 T Hollingsworth, 2 A Foster. Thr Cauliflower, two, 1 Wilson, 2 XW Rue. Best collection T of vegetables, eight varieties. I It Wilson, 2 J Lilley. ar Fruits-Apples, dessert ...
... (red), F. Clarke, G. Baker, Tbomas Austen; white, H. Inger, E. Parkia, Go. Lilley. Savoys, IV. Gillot, T. Brown, J. Tayler. Cauliflowers, WI. Beresford, Z. Bexton, E. Knsightoi. Parsley, T. Auston, E. luger, E. Parkin. Collection Of vegetables. J. Briggs, ...
... Lettuce (ciibbage), J. Britland, J. Reeds; Tom Thulnb do., A. BrItland; cos, J. 'herlock, F. Buckley, A. r, F. Britland. Cauliflowers, Anthony and Abel Britlanud. Turnips ih (white), Alnthony ad Abel Britland; yellow, Antlionyflritlend, , V. Botham, Abel ...
... onions, mushrooms and collection ; J. Woodward (gar- dener to Mr. J. limith, Alvaston Hall). was first, for Windsor beans, cauliflowers, and cucumbers; W. B. Clarke (Wooton Hell, near Ashhorne) carried off the first prizes for lorg-pod beans and turnips; ...
... they are easily cooked and would help out wonderfully many a meal wvhich might other- wvise he rather bald and scanty. Cauliflower dressed with grated cheese, like macaroni, is a delicious etnire, so also are~ scalloped artichokes, prepared as follows:- ...
... variegated plants, cockscoihs, Ic poetrinias, roses (12 ;varieties), roses (six varieties), necturines, kid- kc: nyettacrrots, cauliflowers, cucumbers; '2nd for zonl tli 0o geraniums, double) geraniums, asters (24 varieties), esters (12 M is varieties), apricots ...