... Cobsten, WNillinn Cobitt, or the, President of the Institution of Civil Engiineers tbrhthe time behig, Charles Lock Eastlake, Thomas Field Gibson, John (aott, Saituel Jones Lord, Philip Puscr, and W%`illinm Thomson, to imike full and diligent htquiry into ...

... greenhouse he p c .; Messrs. Downia & Laird, Edinburgh, cinerarias, &c.; )s Mir. Thomas Long, Kiilmarnock, seedling eslcaria flowers in great tn-varioty; Mr. id, Thomas Robertson, Paisley, pansies, petunias, and verhcnas, very 'reline; Mr. E. Dudgeon ...

... Seoifield. Three Greenhouse Plants-Do. do. do. Geraniturns-1, Do. do.; 2, Thomas Anderson, Cauleway- end. Calceolat'ies-William Chalmers. Geranihms, in Trusses-Thomas Anderson. Irises-Thomas Milne, nurseryman, Sunnyside. Hterbaceous Plantsi-, James Berry, North ...

... Ediishsrgh, a variety of half hardy aenus; fromn Mr Joits Law~son &: Sonst Greoeaek, some flowers of a fine seedling fiteic; from 31r D. Wardrop, jttnr. smrne greenhouse plants; fromn Mr John .6Lutolesesn, a ?? of hardy perennials, I I RtAVWA' tPIFFIC ...

... good Aber- deenslhire ox, when brought to the table in the shape of beef, the general symmetry of their proportion, and fine hardy appearance, must engage the eye of even an amatear observer. The Aberdeenshire Hoirned Cattle showed no symptoms of a degeneracy ...

... Win. Walker Smith & Cardlno, seedsmen's, Prize, 12 Hollqhocks-1, William Ba'ron; 2, Win. Walker; 3, John Robson ?? CrLSS. 4 Hardy Heblaceous Plants-1, Alex. Wilson; 2, Alex. Camnie; 3, Alex. Smith 4 Dahliass.-I, Alex. Westland; 2, Robert Rentonl; 3, Alexandse' ...

... T&'t'ee 'S,2aous, or S/ore r.otic-1vim Chalmers RobFi 'S Aotrirlasi1 anti 2. Thomas Milne, Sunnyside; 3, Three ct Ontion. F/ ties Psi ats-1 nd 2, Thos Milne. Oi 'Is. Thomas Anderson, Calsayseat; 2, Ales. /lne, Polinoir.; 3, Pat. Grant, Woodside; For Sir ...

... Coirr beautiful Lillb~oe Japoniea; I'aton & Small wvere rich in Bisi- fror, seine; Austin & U'Anslan in Pelargonia; while Mr Thomas Bu Hfandyside, of Fishierrow, Edinburgh, exhibited an exccedingly ao fine collection of Roses. The 1queen of flowers was ...

... PRoFESSroNAL CLASS. Two Fuschias,light.-John Sutherlan d, Inverury. . Three Cockstomubs-Johin Webster, Linton, Cluny. Twelve Hardy Herbaceous Plants-1, A. Collie, Manar; 2, Nicholas Gleunie, Fintray House; 3, John Wood, Logie-Elphinstone. Twelve Annuals-I ...

... Hollyhoclrs, in spikes-1. J. M'Hardy; 2, Alex. West- Deing land; 3, Samuel Farquhar. noral Three Clusters of Grapes-1, James Esson, gardener to Sir Alex, eosite Bannerman; 2 Thomas Darling; 3, James Essou. aould Twelve Peaches-Thomas Darling hind. Twelve Peaches ...

... Mrs Sanderson, Mis L. Millar, Mrs Binnie, Mrs Mellis, Miss Tait, Misses Gordon, Miss Chene, Miss Cook, Mrs L. Brown, Mrs Thomas Brown, Misses Chambers, Miss Gibson, Misses Legat, Miss Nelson, Miss Scott, Misses Adams, Misses Laing, &c. Among the gentlemen ...

... Beny.' ' ' I 'ix Stalkss Rhubarb-I,~ William Henderson, Carden Mulace; 2,1,J Mv'Hardy, DunnottEr; 3, D.. Rohertson, Royal Hotel. 7 eI I.'Twelve.Potatoes-i,'J.!.ll'Hardy; 2, W. Chalmers, Mannofield; 3 a IJ. M'Hai'dy. Tliree sCabbages-l,'Arffiur M'H1ardy ...