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... Scott 1st, and R. Swinburn 2nd. Early cabbage -R. Fairbridgo lot, W1r. Scott 2nd. Turnips-W. Scott 1st, I. Fairbridgo 2nd. Cauliflowers-It. Swinburn lt, and W. Scott, 2nd. FrLTON UrNION OF FLORIrSTS AND HoRtTICULTUnRO., -The members of the Felton union of ...
... HIardwicek. Amateurs' 7egetables.-Best two early cabbages, Mr Brown, Whalton ; 2nd, Mir Dixon ; 3rd, Mr Sanderson, Best two cauliflowers, Mir Dixon ; 2nd, Mr Brown. Boot six kidney potatoes, Mr Dixon: 2ad, Mr Sanderson; 3rd, Mr Brown. Best six round potatoes ...
... : 3rd, Mr Summers, Minorics, Jesmond. Best three roots of beet, Mr J. Hait: 2nd, Ar Foreman: 3rd, Mr Charlton. Best two cauliflowers, Mr Stephenson, Newcastle: 2nd, 31r Srnt- mers : 3rd, Mr .as. Hart. Best 3 heads of celery, Mr Lawsr: 2nd, Mr Charlton ...
... William Law ; 3rd, James Collier. Best twelve pods of beans, WE. liam Laws; 2nd, H. Winter ; 3rd, John Jameson, jun. Best two cauliflowers, John Weddle; 2ad, William Wales ; 3rd, Thomas WVales. Beet Scot ~h cabbage, Joseph Henderson; 2ndrame SPrzaGgoen; byd ...
... 2nd Dir Wilkinson. Best 3 parsnips, Mir Jon. Forster. Beet early cabbage, Mlr Murray; 2nd Mr Rob- eon; 3rd Mr Beek. Beot cauliflower, AMr Swallow; 2nd Mr Davidson; 3rd Mr Alurrhy. Best 3 turnips, Mr T. Forster; 2nd Mr Davidson. Largest;3 turnips, Ai T. ...
... potatoes, Mr Henry Smith. Best twelve roend ditto, AIr William French. Best two summer cabbages, Mr Henry Smith. Best two cauliflowers, Mr Middlemass. Best three turnips, Mr John Watson. Best two heads of lettuce, Mr John Davison. Best six raddishes, Mr ...
... Marshall ; 3rd, J. Fenwick. Best rose in pot, M. Marshall. ?? six lecks, J. Davison ; 2nd, M. Snowdon; 3rd, T. Pndlison. Best cauliflower, J. Fenseick; 2nd, Jos. Spencer. Best oint of peas, T. Wheatley ; 2nd. T. ltobson 3rd, Win. Fellowas. Best six round potatoes ...
... -Best dish of beans, Mr A. Gowena ; 2nd Mr Mack 3 rd, Slir XX. Harrison. An extra prize was abso awarderS to Mr Mack fer cauliflowers, and another to Mi' Leighton fer ecicambers, Extra prizes given by Thomas Brewis, Esq,, Esbott-ror theabest collection ...
... celery; John Niholson: James Murray Jd. Beost beet. B4cMuras; d. Mallinoon 2ad. Best cucum- bers, Joseph Swallow. Beit cauliflower, Joseph Swallow: R. burns 2Ind. Beet summer onions, J. . Mrlr. Beat rhubarb, John NicholsonT: Joseph Mosley end. Best leeks ...
... three earrots, 111. Hogarth ; second, R. Robson, Cor- bridge. Best three leeks, NV. Atkin ; second, J. Henderson. Best two cauliflowers, J. Wilson ; second, A. Charlton, Cor- bridge. Best summer cabbage, Thomas Henderson, Cor- bridge; second, J. Walker. Best ...
... Anderson, Juniple. Largest andl best early cabbage, Mr 'Thomnas Boil, Woodfoot, 2ndl, Air T. Swallow. Largest anti best cauliflower, AIr T. Foster ; 2nd, Alr T. Swallow. Largest acd best 3 turnips, A1r T'isomas Foster ; 2nd, Air Wiliiami Blackburn. Largest ...
... William itagg; second, Nr John Bowman, Sbieldflold. Best cocks- comb, Mr Liddle Hurst ; secosid, Mr Allan Moat. Bost two cauliflowers, Mr William McGee. Best two cabbages, Mr Allan Moat. Best three turnips, Mr John Garret. Best cur- rants, Mr It. Eltrinigham ...