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... Twvigg-Ist, cauliflowers, turnips, spring R onions, tripoli onions, vegetable marrows; 2nd, red cabba e, red round notatoes, ird, French marigold, black currants, white celery * 4th, rhubarb. J. l1right-lst, raspberries, peas; 2nd, Ir stocks, cauliflowers, lettuce; ...
... Esq. ; 2d Green Marrows, Jedediah Strutt, Esq. ; Beans, S re Jedediah Strutt, Esq.; Ist and 2d Cauliflowers, Jedediah is Strutt, Esq., lst and 2d Cauliflower Broccoli, Jedediah d Strutt Esq. ; Venach Cabbage, Jedediah Strutt, Esq.; O0 i* abbage Savoy, ...
... Ce., being annual sub- of 6d. VEGETABLES.-Cabbages, 1st, W. Greensmith: 2nd. S. Moreland; 3rd, H. Cook; 4th. Wm. Neal. Cauliflowers. Samuel White, Wm. Rossington, John Mills. Lettuces (cabbage),. Jas. Shaw, Thos. Wallis, Joseph Parkin; coss, Thos. Wallis ...
... possible now, or cauliflower plants in pots and beds will become mildewed, and seeds rising will damp off, and severe frost will make more havoc than where things are well kept. Sow a few pans of lettuce, tomato, cucumber, melon, cauliflower, and cabbage ...
... and cakes ; Mrs. Cole, left off toys and books ; Mrs. Gis- borne, grapes ; Miss Coates, eggs ; Madame Cavania New- mane, cauliflowers ; Miss Leslie, Uttoxeter Old-road, old linen and jars of jam ; Mrs. F. W. Wright, left off toys ; a friend a couple of ...
... COTTAGERS' CLASS, VEoETAaLEs.-Broad Beans, lta, Win. Smith; 2nd, Wm. Why- man. Cabbages, John Bancroaft Joseph Stevens, Cauliflowers, George Bosworth, Wm. Smith. Carrots, Win. Platte, George Bos- worth, Cabbage Lettuce, Sam. Lomax, E. Lamnburs, CosLettuce ...
... Red Currants, H. Wheatloy, J. Parkin; white, H. 8 n Wheatley; black, J. Parkin, U. Elunt. Lettuces, J. Brown, N. Brown. Cauliflowers, J. Lander, A. Ogden. Cabbages, A. Ogden, H. Wheatley. Rhubarb, J. H. Sharpe, W. Parkin. Pot Herbs, Jos. I e Pasrkin. Carrots ...
... that shown in the same room last year; but there were individual epecimens, notably the mangolds and swedes, the leeks and cauliflowers, which fully made up for the delects In the potato classes and other minor matters. Mr. Isaac Smith, the secretary, had ...
... to 00 for late potatoes, peas, white gooseberries; 3rd, for tray of a, m- vegetables. Jos. Payne, second early potatoes, cauliflowers, to re- lettuce, cucumbers, red gooseberries, white gooseberries, yet- hi low gooseberries, white currants, red currants ...
... Hobboicse: -lREt prices for red round CI potatoas and lettuce; 2nd prizes far white and yellow turnips; tI 1V 4th prices for cauliflowers anti round white potatoes. William cc -0 Kiidd: Iot price for broad beaus (Windsor); 2nd for larsuips and ti d daiesons; ...
... Dally. Kidney Beans, William Turton, tou Henry Cope; dwarf, James Webster, D. Douglas. Cabbage, slo1 Henry C e, John TowlP. Cauliflowers, Thomas Holmes, J. Towlec. Carrots, John Cowley, Samuel Auckland. Turnips, for Robert Daliy, Samuel Auckland, Parsnips ...
... sweet williams, e raspberries, tray of fruit, peas, and early kidney potatoes; W it and third for collection of six roses, cauliflowers, and white qi r. celery. J. F. Shotton took first for calceolarias, petunias in t, cherries, green cabbage, second early ...