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... melon to Mr Walter Skirven, gardener to Sir John' hay, Bart. King's Meadows.' The 2d ditto ty Mr Robert Elliot. The 1st cauliflower to Mr Robert Elliot. The 2d ditto to Mr James Laird. The company afterwards dined together, and spent the evening in the ...
... flantck r lrc onf SuringiieId ; rse secolid, to David Christie, gardener to Andrew C'hristie, E. g. at of Ferryhink. rs ; Cauliflower-The first prize, to Charles .Melvilte, gardener 1 to*e.rs Deas of Hilton; the second, to John N~rtbn, gar- Ie- duener to ...
... broccoli-on 21st May. To James Spalding, for the best 12 ranunculus-on Ist July. To Rohert.lliott, for the best three heads cauliflower. To William Spalding, gardener, Peebles, for best cherries. To David Cald wall, for the best melon. To Robert Elliott, for ...
... Mellerstain. For the best cellery, ?? Piltans at Fleors. For tbe best onions, to Mr Knox at Newton-Don. - For the best cauliflower, to Mr Sinclair. For the best savoys, to Mr M'Gall e For the best apples, to Mr Affieck, at the Hirsel. For the second ...
... sutddetnly appeared tia his its, dres.sed iii aty attire, withs his litir frizcled atid powssderedl asw'hit ns a fill grossn cauliflower, ?? tr knott if the Catai It waoir5 00horrd. 'rite CUIhti itl sonit tappeared iltt deck. 'Thle Aleettiat tuaddrcsscl hisii ...
... one species of grub that never quits the around till it becomes a kind of butterfly. 'This species destroy cabbages and cauliflowers, by attack- ing the roots aboat an inch udder the surfaceof the earth; it would therefore be proper, before these vemetables ...
... danger-seems. to-be-in makin itvtoA rihft. 'Iti ereconmmtm eded to-be tried on pines, vines, tfie Brassica family, especially cauliflowers, the potatoe, is a pickle for-wheat and -other seeds, and the waseirngnew.sown turnips and similar oleaginous seeds. ...
... the French bean, pumpkins, dnd potatoes; a great part of thme rmsesntry.susbsist almost wholly o,, these; peas, cabbages, cauliflowers, and as- paragus, are raised only for the supply of towns ; maize alsoI isi extensively cultivatedi as garden prodnce, ...
... nourisliment peculiar to itself.£' Thus,' ?? it is foand that celeryit an excellend preparation for agparagus, onions, antl- cauliflowers. Turnips or potatoes: are a good.peparalion for cabbages or greens. - frocoli,- or cabbages, re a' proper preparation for ...
... New Method of Des roping slugs._Mr. H1. Pike, gardener at Winkfield Park, Beris, states, that having had all the young cauliflowers and cabbage plants in his garden devoured by slugs, notwithstanding his adoption of every known expedient for their destruction ...
... Tho*. Walker ; for carrots, Samuel Currie; for cabbages, to Wm. Amies; for lettuces, to John Sharpl s». and Charles for cauliflowers, to Thomas Deuxberry. (two prizes); for bouquets, Henry Baines, (two prizes). Thomas Appleby and Samuel Currie. The prizes ...
... the gallant Baron, from a more northern Chlurt was for once guilty of the hetemodoxy of paving his de:oir ' to a dish of cauliflowers or asparagus, instead of diratiln his adoration to the shrine of beauty. As soon as sut ci mi tille had been given to take ...