... table decoiation-H Spenoer,Col. Thompson. Zonale geraniums-H Spencer, Colonel Thomyson. Six ?? Thompson, Hl Spencer.;: Cauliflower-C Elms. B Young, B Atkins. Potatoes-Miss F~ripp, H fLeah, iW Barrow, P-arsnips-E Abtkins, B: Young, Colonel Morrison. C ...

... Ascums .4 W Buller. ?? . R Shirreff rgq'; do kfdsty) Sqh jddn'ZE4,'ciey( tie-)T OHrter Eoq; ditto (white) AIV Buller.Esq; cauliflowers H.Pdorieiq; I carrots Sir T,,D.)Anjaud Bart;eapicu (chberry) Sir Kenoaway t .Bart, otounbere W Ioop~erqi - a. .- JuDGES-Rev ...

... second, James Norman. Broad beans- 3 First, W. Podgers ; second, Henry Hill. Runner ?? t W. Tucker; second, Charles Skinner. Cauliflowers-First, W!. Podgers. Lettuces-Firgt, J. Norman. Gooseberries-First, H: f Hill; second, C. Skinner. White currants-First ...

... Porter. esq. Rhubarb: best 6 stalks, John Ponsford, esq.; 2nd ditto, Sir T. D. Acland, Bt.; 8rd ditto, H. Porter, esq. Cauliflowers: beet S heads, J. W. Buoler, esq. Cucumbers: best brace, Mr. J. R. Treble; 2nd ditto, S. Kingdon, esq.- 3rd ditto, W. Hooper ...

... tent were i i the vegetables, generally of excellent quality; beans and I Eotatope very good, but oucumbers, peas, and cauliflowers telow thP avcrge. The table decorations, which were arranged in the central tent, made a beautiful show, and one which ...

... Spring ditto-B. 0. Penny, Esq., Br. rne Moir, esq. Broad beans-B. G. Penny, Esq. Cabbage-S. Clayton ERst Rev. W. Laidley. Cauliflowers-Mr1. Fripp, R. (Ser, Penny l. Celery (wbite)-R. G. Penny, Esq., Major W. Brown. Dittored -RG. Penny,3 Rq.,MjorBrown. Parsley ...

... autumn sown onions, Mrs. Kingdon; second best, J. W. Boller, Esq., HI.P.; third best, W. Hingdon, Esq.; best three heads of cauliflowers, H. Porter, ERq.; second best, Mrs. Wyatt; third best, Sir H. R. Davie; best hundred kidney beans, Sir H. E. Davie; second ...

... second, T. Belworthy; third, F. Gillard. Garden 'he' herbs-First, H. Copp ; second, W. Baker; third, T. Belworthy. )ad Cauliflowers-Extra prices, J. Willey and T. Belwortby. gaFiauOT-CorranltsFirdt, W. Baker (black); Second, G. ?? ; third, W. Baker (red) ...

... Beat twelve autumn onisns-l, P. Drew;at 2, 3. Underill. Beot twelve uprine onions-l,P. Drew; 2, 3. t fleavis. 'Beet three cauliflowers-I, P. Drew; 2, J. Underhill, aw Best I-perk of peas-1, 3. Beavis; 2, P. Drew. Beet f-peck go of broad boerin-i J. Undertill ...

... kidney beans, J. W. Buller, Rsq.; second ditto, J. Sheppard, Esq.; third ditto, Sir S. Northcote, Bert. First three heads of cauliflower, Sir H. Darie, Bart.; second ditto, H. Porter, Esq. First six roots of white celery, Mrs. KingdoD; second ditto, _. T. Head ...

... Cebbage lettuees.-1, W.Gibbings; 2, G. Underhill; 3, A. Taylor. COs lettnces.-1, J. Avery; 2, G. BucHland; 3, W. Gibbings. Cauliflowers.-I, B. Pidsley; 2, W. Gibbinge; 3, W. Vinni- eombe. Sticks of celery.-1, R. Pidley ; 2, 3. Pavey; 3, W. I ibbioee ; 4, ...

... Clerkc; Heloond, E. Allen, REq. Twelve - tomatoes-First, T. C. Daniel, aEq. s eciond, 11-v. H. Clerk. . Three beads of cauliflower-First, H, Wilcecks, Eoq.; second, L- Rev. H. Clerk and R. SparkeB, Esq., equ I. Otix lettuce, cas- ., First, Sir John Walrond ...