... Chequered, Mrs. Ashwin. Sea Kale—R. Ashwin, Esq. Cucumbers.—Mr. A. Hardy. Brocoli.—lst, Mr. G. Brotherton ; 2nd, Mr. A. Hardy. Asparagus.—Mr. G. Tovey. Rhubarb.—Mr. S. Hunt. Cabbage, lst, Rev. W. Byrd; 2nd, Mr. J. Knight. Lettuce.—lst, Mr. O. Cheek; 2nd, Rev ...

... and ga*e immediate Bbocoli —lst, Mr. G. Brotherton 2nd, Mr. A. Hardy. [ Mr. George Adams, Superintendent of our City , Asparagus.—Mr. G Tovey. ehu thereupon despatched policeman fly Rhubarb—MrS. Hum Knioht “i'fiaio.l, Sf.Uon.houMf. Wti,n h, flur, C»maoe ...

... Polyanthuses.—Mr. E. Lies. Nosegay.—Mr. Collins. Apples, best Dish of.—lst, Mr. Mills, New House ; 2nd, Mr. T. Bangham. Asparagus.—lst, Mr. Grove ; 2nd, Mr. Collins. Rhubarb, four Stems.—lst, Mr. B. Home ; 2nd, Mr. Grove. Cabbages, three Heads.—lst, Mr ...

... groupJ J.!?' :, Gull and Woolley. The destination of imp ott P Sydney and P artl Adelaide. c Va of Beveral Packages of asparagus has taken horn Belgium, the growth and produce ?ad this sea the first arrival of this esculent from » 'P°rtation on ' Itlsnow ...

... Esq., (the president)excitant liable competition among the market gardeners, w „d tsk for the president's prizes for asparagus, brocoli. a : e« ' ...

... (the president) excited considerable competition among the market gardeners, who contended for the president’s prises” for asparagus, brocoli, and cabbage, all of which were remarkably fine, and required the nicest discrimination of the judge in awarding ...

... vegetables, fruit, and flowers, viz., cabbages, turnips, potatoes, carrots, leeks, celery, rhubarb, onions, French beaus, peas, asparagus and seakale stalks, with sheaves wheat, oats, and barley, ornamented with pine apples, citrons, cherries, grapes, melons ...

... were abundant and good. The competitors for the Presidcm’a prizes brought several baskets tine brocoli and cabbage, but the asparagus was small. The attendance was respectable. Those who take an interest in the prosperity of the Society will be pleased to ...

... Williams, Esq. Some monster sticks of rhubarb from Mr. Trumper's carried off the first prize, and there was good display of asparagus and brocoli. Several designs in wild flowers collected by the cottagers and their children were highly creditable. The cottagers' ...

... Nosegay.— Mrs. Collins, Burford. Apples, dessert, best dish of.—Mr. Mills, New House, Lindtidge.—Culinary ditto, Mr. Mills. Asparagus, dish of least fifty.—lst. Oco. Pardoc, Esq , Nash Court; 2nd, Mr. Collins. Rhubarb, four stems.—lst, Mr. Trumper, Sutton ...

... vice in flowers, executed by the Misses Byrd, was s t»l mired, being from a design in wax exhibiting in the Palace. The asparagus was fine, the vegetables were ah y*/, and good, and the rhubarb, especially that of the j' Byrd, was excellent. The president's ...

... excellence, and very cloaa competition was evinced throughout that department. Tue potatoes and asparagus were quite astraordinnry. The 120 bud* of asparagus that took the first prtie, weighed eighteen pound*. Subjoined I* list of the pnxes swarded Tours ...