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... gooseberries were very large, some of them weighing upwarde of 22 dwts. The vegetables were well deserving of es notice, the cauliflowers, encumbers, and cabbages being of et unusual size. . The following is a list of the first prizes, there being no second ...
... Davies; 2, J Johnson; S, S Williams; 4, B Jones. Round, Potatoes, coloured: lend 2, E Jones; 3. P. Williams; 4, J Adams, Cauliflowers: 1, NV Delamere; 2, G Boyle; 3, T Helsby. Cabbages: 1, EGresty;2and3,l.Jones. Peas:l,Wfarpsrsen; 2, J Faulkner; 3, XV Jones; ...
... Lawson 3, n 3 Brocklebank; 4, T Jones (21. Colouredionf Potatoes: 1, G Halliwell : 2, E W Jones; 3, P Lawson: 4, GBoyle. Cauliflowers: 1, T Adams- 2, WDelamore. Cabbages: 1, WJones; 2, W Hosker, sen. Peas: 1, W Arrowsnuith;, J ti Dalzel; 3, 3 Harris ; 4 ...
... .3, T. Shone; 2, J. Johnson; 4, W. Hogker. Early Potatoes: 1. R. Wllliaims; 2, T. Shone; 3,J.Brocklbank; 4, R.Mudford. Cauliflowers: I, A. Dodd; 2, J. 1irkin. Cabbages: 1. G. Farrant; 2, 3. Alpine; 3, S. Tunna. Peas: 1, E. Green; 2 J. Price; 3 C. H. Roberta; ...
... c numerous attendance. The following Is a lit tile prizes:- - VEOXTALRS, ?? Kidney or lInk. Ptots. James Glover. Three Cauliflowers: I, Thomas Poj& 2,3y. Hancock. Three Cabbages: i, Thorns. owler; 2, Hewlett. 'Fifty Pods of Peas: i, James Glowler; P paQ ...
... overcome all = difficultem% in thia reipect, for, as a role, the exhibitioncontained some magnificentcollections of p otatoes, cauliflowers, onions, celery, and other veetables, There was also an excellent display _ of fruit. The cottagers likewise made a capital ...
... Vegetables.-Basket of vegetables, six varieties: 1. T. Ilgby; 2,W. Holland. TwoCucumbers: ElH. Beesley; 2, W. Holland. Two Cauliflowers: 1, Mrs. Jowett; 2, W. Holland; Two Csbbages: k.F. J. Moore, T. Vickers gardener; 2, J. Thomas. Two Ilettuces: 1, E. Banner; ...
... pods Broau Beans: I Grcenubalgh 2 B G Sinielair 8 Downham. Two Cabbtiges: 1, D. RoTie; 2, R. B. Amith; 8, Greenho6gh. Two Cauliflowers: 1, Greenhalgh; 2, B. H. Smith; 8, D. N orric. Six Onione: ,1 John Gore, 2, B 0. Sinclair; , Lloyd. Six Turnips: 1, B. ...
... sented, arnd-the garden products showed a decided improvement as comoared with some of the pre- vious shows. The potatoes, cauliflowers, cabbages, marrows, celery, eucumbers, beans; and peas were all remarkably fine, and there was also a very creditable display ...
... Tomatoes: 1, Mr E A Young:2, Mr H Clegg. Peas: 1, lr E A Yourn: 2, Mr N Butler. French Beans: 1, Lord Boston: 2, Mr B A. Young. Cauliflowers: 1, Major Lloyd ; 2, Lord Boston. Spring Onions: 1, 1Mjor Llyd; 2, Mr H Clegg. Aai:nmn- sown Onions: 1, Lord Boston ; 2 ...
... Vegetable Marrows: 1, H. Leach; 2, W. Delamore; 3, R. Hayman. Cucumbers. 1, J. Cutb-ll; 2, J. Faulkner; 3, R-. Hav- man. Cauliflowers: 1, J, White; 2, NV. Delamore; 3, F. Ellis; 4, V. Boslier, iJn. Box of Mixed Vegetables: 1. It Williamns . 2 XV. Hosker ...
... C~ Rylance. Pears, -unripe: Rev it F Murkhamn. Plumos:. C Et Maples. Damsons: Alfred Dower, Meaghull. Apples: C Rylance. Cauliflowers: RtF Almond, Maghull. White eCabbages: Thomas Ally, Westheadl. Red Cabbages: ?? Berry, Westhead. Scotch Cabbages: John ...