... J. Cockburn. Cabbage lettuces, Mr. Crickmay. Asparagus, Mr. Langbam, (gardener to Lady Preston). Sea kale. Mr. John Grimmer. Brocoli, Mr. Reynolds. Kidney beans, leeks, and two cactuses, Mr. Ross, (gardener to Sir Henry Durrant); second best kidney beans ...

... White Skin, and Juvenile Bloom to the Complexion ; affords soothing relief to Ladies nursing their offspring, and is warranted perfectly innoxious to the most delicate Lady or Infant. ' Gentlemen, after shaving, will finding it allay the Irritating and ...

... Societies or Clubs, and also all and hereafter to he establi shed, the members whereof shall be required to lake any oath or envy-meal within the messing of the 52nd. Geo. 1. e. Kt or to take any oath not required or 'fathomed by law ; and every Society or Clot) ...

... thai this Lady ia a perfect mistress of the art, and a most valuable member ol' Ihe Society. Miss A. M. Fox exhibited some speci mens of Fungi, which were beautifully preserved* Cottagbus' Pmzii3.— Judges — RevJs. George Trawe. ke, Geo. Cornish, T. S. Curly ...

... giving treat ot “Tea and turn . not” to his fair constituents, ...

... Strtwhenien and Apples. The esculent vegetables were superb. Lady Free ton sent Peas, and superior to any we ever remember to hare seen. There were also New Potatoes; and the Beans, Rhubarb, Leeks, flic, declare bow great so impulse has been given to Horticulture ...