... Three hardy ferns, lst Mr. Wm. Davenport, Pilkington ; 2nd Mr. Cranshaw, 3rd Mr. George Holme, Prestwich. Single hardy herbaceous plant, lst Mr. N. Cranshaw. Pot lilium, lst Mr. Crompton ; 2nd Mr. W. Taylor, Middleton. Three gladiolus, lst Mr. Thomas Wood ...

... 17th inst. aged 13 weeks, Albert, von of Richard Berry Norris • hea.l, Rindle yard. On the 17th Inst. aged 39 years, Thorne Hardy, Hanser's yard. On the 18th *god 63 years, Richard Ashworth, Openshaw On the 13 0 gyorp r, On the 19th Inst. aged 31 years ...

... pots: 1 /.nomas Carter, 2 David Forsythe.—Cut blooms.—Roses, cut blooms): IR. E. Ashton, 2 Thomas Carter. B , (pan of six): 1 and 2R. E. Ashton.—Verfenas: 1 Thomas Carter.—Phlox : 1 2 and 3 R. E. Ashio.o Gladiolas : 1 J. Woolner, Nicholas Milner, 3 Jas ...

... white corolls, Bo: rge Howarth. es, hardy wo, Thomas Holt. uques of wild uf ers, George Artistic device of flowers, Kichard of nd.’ Stand of ferns. J. J. Hmith. Garden designs, 1st Smith, 2nd James Fenton, 2rd Thomas Scholes, Cucum- de , brace, William ...

... Wiseman, John W. Crankshaw; Thomas Ballingall, (Supernumerary.—Manchester (Welsh): John Bartlcy. Altrincham: Thomas P. Clark, Thomas Akroyd (to reside at Sale); one asked.—Stockport, North (Tiviotdale): Wm. Wilson, James Mayer, Thomas M'Collagh.—Stockport, ...

... Heaton Chapel, Heaton Norris. Alfred Faltin. merchant. Church-street, Manchester. George Rudd Field, auctioneer, Liverpool. Thomas Hartley, mechanic, late of Bolton-road, Blackburn. James May, auctioneer, St. Helen’s. Alfred Padley, late commission agent ...

... (single).—lst and 2nd, Wm. Grundy ; 3rd, William Pickstone ; 4th, E. J. G. Hornby. Hardy shrubs (single).—lst, Thomas Carter; 2nd, Henry- Smith ; 4th, Moses Openshaw. Hardy Herbaceous Plants (single).—lst, Henry Moody; 2nd, George Geggie; 3rd, D. Jackson ...

... than five in bloom, Ist G. and W. Yates, 2ud Thomas Pilkington, 3rd John Lomax. Baskets of plants, Ist Thomas Plkiugton, 20d John Lomax srd G. and W, Yates. Stove plants, two varieties, Ist Johu Lomax, 20d Thomas Pilkington, 3rd G. and W. Yates, 4th John ...

... Prize, Thomas Wrigley, Esq.; 2nd Jonathan Openshaw, Esq.; 3rd, Thomas Grundy, Esq.; 4th, William Grundy, Esq. Beans.—Dish of Twelve.—lst and 2nd Prize, Mr. George Geggie; 3rd, Thomas Grundy, Esq. Kidney Beans.—Twenty-four Pods. —Ist Prize, Thomas Wrigley ...

... Pick stones. Hardy Shrubs —Ist W. Amateurs —Ist Dame) Leach. Hardy Herbaceous Plants —Ist R. T. Grundy, 2nd Thomas Price, 3rd R. T. Grundy. Amateurs—lst John Sykes, 2nd James Whittam, 3rd H. Moody. Robes is Povs—lst H. Moody, 2nd Thomas Price. 3rd H. ...

... hamees, Ist Fired. ; Steiner, Esq., Hyndbom House; Sad John Moore. Accrington Best mare or gelding (or road or field, Ist Thomas I Fildes, Esq., Plymouth-grove, Manchester: 2nd Richard Dugdale, CUtheroe. Best mare or gelding (or riding and jumping, Ist ...

... areroft Special — (two dogs together) 1 2, at liams 3 Jolyn, Pentre T. Thomas, P Befe Au. D ki ry Fred Wrigley att bury Cou Pol ° nt on Thursiey Harry (12 er Harty of s (2 Hardy treet, a, schociboy ns James | foot il ip street Ramst a) schoolbo were ...