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... varieties of potatoes. Mofr Harrison stood f first for eschalots, white celery, and round- pota- f toes, and W. Lohley (or cauliflowers and white cabblge. M. Ascoubh. got first for carrots andd a r parsnipsI, James Jackson for kidney potatoes, a i.lid -T ...
... 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 ...
... on previous oceasions. Although but a local show, it was a very excellent one. In the cottagers' class, the peas, beans, cauliflowers, onions, lettuces, rhubalrb, goose- berries, currants, and cherries were of capital quality. The )otatoes were also good ...
... Samuel Whitebouse ; 2, WV. Nayler. - s Herbs : 1, Samuel Bate ; 12, John Baker, Cabbage : 1, Henry Dunn; 2, W. Perks. Cauliflower: 1, Samuel c Whitehouse; 2, Major Rhodes. Peas : 1, Thomas Crowe; a 2, John Guest. Scarlet-runner : 1, Samuel Pate ; 2, ...
... 1st C. lace, 2nd, Mr. Roborts; cabbagfee greens, let W' Reberes; collection of herbs, lst W. Rrlloberts, 2nd S. Ke:cen; cauliflower, lst F. W~illioms; lettuce, 1st C. Molace; vegetab.lc marrow, 15t F. Wrilliaml~s 2nd W. Shialor,; spring onions, lst 1) ...
... three sticks of rhubarb, Mr. Sanders; one dish of potatoes, Captain MvAdonald Smith; dish of kidney potatoes, Mr. Simpson ; cauliflowers, Mr. Simpson ; asparagus same exhibiter. Mrs. Compton exhibited a csase of very beautiful ferns,$ for which an extra prize ...
... 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 ...
... and long-pod beans; W. Lennard, bouquet, collection of fruit, black currants, cherries, strawberries, and honey; P. Good, cauliflowers, ridge cucumber, tur- nips, radishes, and gooseberries for weight; W. Leek, rhubarb, onions, parsnips, and red currants; ...
... and spring onions; as, too, was Mr J. Stokoll, Elwick, who tool; first for roses, hollyhocks, red and white currants, cauliflowers, parrots, and early cabbages, all in the open class. Other first. prize takers in the open class were- Mr WVm. Knight, ...
... verbenag, polargonhims, and bouquet of howers and Mr. amnos Mann for fruit (8 vuisotlos), strawberries, vegetables, encumbers, cauliflowers, peas, and potitoes. In the gonlienen aenti nsrnorymone, Air, Underwood took the first prie for stove or greenheousee plants ...
... 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 ...
... Holliday. Kidney ditto let, Barnes; 2nd, Holliday ; 3rd, Parsons. Sballots: lst, Parsons; 2d, Holliday; 3rd, Scrivnas. Cauliflower:; let, Holliday S 2nd, 'Meyrick;Brd, Waldron. Cabbage: let, Holliday; 2ad, Scrivens. IAppes, deoeert: Iet, Green ; 2nd, ...