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... William hooper gardner of king's Lynn in Norfolk, saturday of this March, had stolen out of his garden several Hundreds of Cauliflower plants supposed to be as good as any in England. Whoever will givean account who stole the said Plants, to the said Hooper ...
... onght to have aeled Jike a late Lord Chancellor, who, when he was in his Clerkfhip, being fent out to Market tb purchafe a Cauliflower, brought it home jn a Chair; his Miflrefs being furprized at the Charge of Eigh teen-pence for a Cauii- ; flower, afked ...
... truly affirmed, that an Oak or an Elm may be obtained •with much lefs Trouble and Expence than a Carnation, Cucumber, or Cauliflower. Printed for T. Carnan, in St. Paul's Church-Yard ; and fold by J. Drewry, in Derby. Of r whom may be bad, 1. The CIRCUIT ...
... for it may ba truly affirmed, that an Oak an Eim may be obtained much lefs Trouble and Expence than Carnation, Cucumber, Cauliflower. Printed for T-Carnan, St, Paul's Church-Yard. Of whom may had, 1. The CIRCUIT of HUMAN-LIFE. A Vision. which ate allegorically ...
... truly affirmed, tbat an Oak or an Elm may be obtained with much left Trouble and Expence than a Carnation, Cucumber, or Cauliflower, Printed for T. Carnan, in St. Paul's Church- Yard j and fold by J. Drewry, in Derby. Of whom may be had, T. The CIRCUIT ...
... may be truly affirmed, that Oak or an Elm may obtained with much lets Trouble and Expence than Carnation, Cucumber, or Cauliflower. Printed for T. Carnan, in St, Paul's Church-Yard. Of whom may had, 1. The CIRCUIT of HUMAN-LIFE. Vision. In which are ...
... in a coach four to Malden, in x, to confummate their nuptials, they were fto by three highwa ymen, near the fign of the Cauliflower, a little below Ilford, who robbed them of their purfes and watches, and then rode off night. towards the Foreft, bidding ...
... Affortment of Foreft and Fruit Trees Ever Greens, and Flowering Shrubs. Garden, Grafs, and' Flower Seeds, Artichoke, Afparagus, Cauliflower, and Cab- bage Plants. Bafs Mats, Garden Tools, Sec. Hall A fine Collection of tra.'n'd Peach, Neftarine, and Apricot Trees ...
... t of Foreft and Fruit Trees, Ever Greens, and Flowering Shrubs. Garden, Grafs, and Flower Seeds, Artichoke, Afparagus, Cauliflower, and Cab- bage Plants. Bafs Mats, Garden Tools, &c. ?? A'fine Collection of train'd Peach, Neaarine, and Apricot Tree*, ...
... Affortment of Foreftand Fruit Trees. Ever Greens, and Flowering Shrubs. Garden, Grafs, ahd Flower Seeds, Artichoke, Afparagus, Cauliflower, and Cab- bage Plants. Bafs Mats, Garden Tools, Sec. . lUH A fine Collection nf train'd Peach, NecTarine, and Apricot Trees ...
... ; Italy gave thefe alfo. In the fame Reign Goofberries, Sallads, and Cabba- ges were brought from Flanders. Afparagus, Cauliflower-, Artichokes, Oranges, and Lemons, were never feen in this Country til! afrer the Time of the Refloration. Tu-fday was tried ...
... is done by the Slug, and would advlfe Night-Rolling to be tried, which is neither difficult nor expensive. Cabbage Seed, Cauliflower, and other Garden Seeds, are very frequently attached and often deftroyed both by the Fly and Slug, a>*.d the former of ...