... roses. Mr. Barnes, Birmingham: 1st ranuncalns, 1st pinks, 1st red currants, let strawberrles (favour), 2nd ditto (eise), 2ad salad, 2ad black currant, 3rd turnips. Mr. Ecrivens, Birmsngham: lot lettuce. 2nd poas, 2nd carrots, 3rd rhubarb. ir. J. Smith, ...

... MKimbell; parsnips, lot Grosvenior, 2nd Moore pcss, Ist Wakelield, ust i oullard; turnips; 1st Moore, 2nd Phillips ; basket of salad, 1st Grovenor, 2nd 1'hillips. Cottagers' Cl~tss: W~indow plants, four sorts, lst ?? Poultoi, 2nd 1D. Bostoen; window plant ...

... apparent in the deficiency n of filling out. The first prize wee taken by T. Ward. The other classes for vegetables, including salads and kitchen herbs, were well filled, and a strong competi- tion resulted for first honours. The first-price dish of black ...

... ETXTJSA P ?? of vegetables, F. Walker collection of potatoes, E. Irookes ; sim greenhouse plaiat, Grifitlss- best dish of salad (prize given by Cotncillor Austin), hradno. ...

... meat,. That at Is. Wd. Will. be cold' meats, with hot vegetables, salad, bread and cheese, and beer. The halfcrown repast will consist of a choice of two soups. with meats, lobster salad, hot vegetables, bread, cheese, beer, and sweets; while that for ...

... Kottle, 2. Parsnips: WV. Kettle, 1 WT. Humphreys, 2. Vegetable marrow : J. Bailey, I ; H. Palmer, 2. Cucumber, J. Smith; salad, J. Kettle; herbs, A. Slcett; six varieties vegetables, A. J. Bailey; (special price given by Mr. L. Everitt), S. Hopkins; ...

... Mr. Freeth, let : Mr. Hasdley, tud. Par. sni1ps : Mri. Holdusn, 1st ; Mr. Random, 2nd ; CollectIon of herbs : Mr. FrDeth. Salad : Mr. lolden, Cell-os tion of vegetables : Mr Holdin, lst, Mr. Freeth, 2nd, Pansies : Mr. Pendrous. German stocks : Isle White ...

... figures ini clay, and a pair of handsome jardinieres. The principal feature on Mr. Wilkes's stall is the deeply- cut glass salad-bowl and other work, which has nmade this Dudley manfaeturei world-famous. 'The side of the Public flail where this stall stands ...

... Fowkes and J. Brewster; collection of onions end vege- tables, E. C. Ball: epergne of cut fouwers, J. Warner ; colleotion of salad, T. Smoat; nosegay, T. Smout d *lish of strawberries. C. Crow ; phlox, perennial (six), H. Bunegar; collection of honey, F ...

... Ms . B. Heath. Turnips : 1, Mir. J. J. Kimbal; 2, Mlr. H1. Heath. Mlarrows : 1. Mrs. Nathan; 2, Mv 0 Phillips. B3aslcet of salad : 1, Air. G. Phillips; 2, Mr. J. Coghill. ...

... Onions.: 1. W. le Harrold; 2, H. KIuott. Beangs- 1, G. Simmons. Cucum- or hers: 1, W. Harrold; 2, 1. Knott. Col~ection of salad; H. Knott; second price was withheld, Rhubaib : 1, no Ward; ?? Baker. 13schalots; 1, Baker; 2, G. Simmons. i0 ...

... - Dablias: A. S. Johnstone six varieties, A. S Johnstone. -Bouquet for the hand: lst, Whitehouse ; 2ad, Thos, Sbort.-Best salad: lot Whitahouse ; 2ad, Thos. Short. DECORATIVE PRIZES -Best mlscellaneous collection of twelve stove or greenhouse plants: ...