... runners; let, French beans; 2nd, red cabbage; 3rd, cauliflowers; 1st, white cabbae *2nd, beet; 4th, round potatoes. William Smith-Ist, herbs; 1st, tomatoes 2nd, vege. table marrows; 2nd, peas ; 2nd, cauliflowers; let, cucumbers; 2nd, currants. Cl. Smith-5th ...

... jirs W Button ; 2nd, W. mayhew. Beat rhubarb, W. Mayhew ; 2nd, James Day. Best cucumber, W. Maybew ; 2nd, J. Cooper. Best cauliflowers, W. Watson; 2nd; W. Mayhew. Beat lettucos, E. Copping; 2nd, J. Stannard. Beet spring onions, W. Motnm;a 2nd, E. Copping ...

... Garwood. Best 30 pods of scarlet runners, - Warne. Best 30 pods dwarf beans. H. Storey; 2n;d, W. Lewes; 3rd, - Wra.g. Best 2 cauliflowers, W. FOx; 2nd, H. Storey. Best o turnips, - itson, 2nd, Garrod; 3rd, Mrs. Burmaa. Best 6 carrots, - Kitson ; 2nd, F. Suckling; ...

... M~rs. Orde. Best 3 lettuocs, Rsev. nH. C. Feilowes;X 2nd, Mr. Jamieson. Best 3 heads of celery, Mr. W. War- man. B1est 3 cauliflowers, Mr. Klerrson; 2nd, Mr. Jamieson. Biest 2 abbagesfi no award; 2nd, Mr. Chettleburgh. Best .2 redo cabbages, M~r. Jamieson ...

... Mr. J. Bayliss and Mr. Bridges. Specials.-Best plums, 3. Clarke; 2nd, - Whymark; 3rd, E A. Gissing; 4th, T. Ford. Best cauliflowers, W. Parnell; 2nd, S. Ling; 3rd, W. Johnson. CAvE DISCoVER:Y I NORTH WALES.-An interest- ing cave discovery in North Wales ...

... iHe; special, J. Strowgor. Beet pumpkins, J. Strowger ; 2nd, J. Pipe, Frostenden; 3rd- B. Ife; special, J. Strowger. Best cauliflowers, C. Bulbam, Wrentbam. Best kidney beans, W Walker: 2ad, 3. Pearl, Uagesball; 3rd, W. Go gin, Frostenden. Best runnerbeansa ...

... Best 3 sticks of celery, Mr. J. Mobbe; 2nd, Mr. J. Gerrod. Best 6 mushrooms, Mr. F. W. Farrow; 2nd, Mr. J. Garrod, Best 2 cauliflowers, Mr. F. Money. Cottagers: Cuit Floirers.-Besb 4 roses, distinct varieties, one of eacb, A, Salter; 2nd, no award; 3rd, ...

... in a marquee at the upper end of the grounds, ,cospiCUous on the centre table being some enormous beans aud six head of cauliflowers sent by Lady Henni- ker. In connection with the show various out-door games were indulged in, including lawn tennis, cricket ...

... carrots (no entries). Best 6 turnips, W. Ward; 2nd, H. Richards. Best 6 parsnips, J. Chatten, jun.; 2nd, H. Drew. Best 3 cauliflowers, W. Hammond. Best 3 sticks of celery, 3. Loveft: 2nd, TV. Ward. Best 12 white onions, W. Htammtond; 2nd, 3. Coates. BEest ...

... turnips. Edward Pmith, 4th dwarf beans. W. Titsenll, 2nd runner beans, 3rd raspberries, 4th plant in pot. Mrs. Watson, 3rd cauliflowers. James Last, 1st cebbages. Mrs. Joseph Cotton, 4th cabbages, 3rd red cabbage. T. Mudd, let red cabbage, 3rd vege. table ...

... Braham; 2nd, W. i- Marjoram; 3rd, D. Hazlewood. Best 30 pods runner ,, beans, C. Mudd; 2nda W. Ablitt; 3rd, J. Last. Best 3 s cauliflowers, no award; 2nd, W. Mayhew; 3rd, no i. award. Best 3 cabbages, no award; 2nd, J. Baxter; 3rd, e no award. Best red cabbage ...

... 2nd, A. Thrner.. Best 6 H ar- Snlips, . Driver. Best 6 carrots, W. Sampson; 2nd, Mrs8. Blowrers; 3rd, 5. Bushmer. Best cauliflower, 3. 'Money. Best-2 pumpkins, W. Sampson; 2nd, 3. Money. :3est 2 cucumbers, C. Ha~diugham; 2nd, A. S~alter. Best honey in ...