... Salad—l, Mrs UNDER GARDENERS AND GROOMS. Collection of Frank Andrews, Ca; 2, George Andrews. ;3. Robert Welbourn. 2« „ , . Basket Fruit—l, Frank 2s; 2, Robert Wilbourn. Is . Nosegay—l, Frank Andrews, 2s; 2, Robert We.lourn, Is PRIZES fob|svbs. of 2s. 6d ...

... receiving two vominations ng the *H. G. Green eee 27 Joho Lofts *C. Ed, E. Cooke 27 Andrew solved T. H. Hughes 2 Andrews Frank Andrews pal Richard Reynold ®@John Billett 19] Owen Hu Public *Thomas year, Those « and the fi pouth ng of :— H. Brooks J. Bu G ...

... before giving a verdict against him; but as no neglect bad been shown, the plaintiff was clearly not entitled to damages. Frank Andrews was then sworn. He was Mr. Graham's coachman on the 31st of March last. was taking the ladies home, at 20 minules past ...

... Ickleton St Soars Duzford 3 Mrs Two cauliflowers—1 ¥ Shipp, Ickleton Six white turnips—1 Whitehead Audrews, Hinx wick, 3 2 Frank Andrews, Hinztun , SN Three vegetable marrows—2 Richard N Four sticks of rhubarb—1 Robt Welboura, Duzf 2D Dyball, Duxford ud of ...

... WM of wil.) Faith Hare) TT - H : 3 Fthel Billett NOSSPRY OF WI varwty—i Hont, H 3 J Cowell, I Three plants in pots—! Mre Frank Andrew W Baynes ; °C Bill-tt, H FOUS. JOURNAL, ISLE OF EL Cabbe Poulter, Great Shelford ; 3 G Rogers, Ne Cabbage lettuces—1 T ...

... Hunt fad, far three plants. Tom Hunt Ex'ra. lor pas. Alfred Bard-lst, for flow.-rs. Flora Andrews—lst. for noseyay. Mis Frank Andrew—3rd, for wild flowers. O. Tabor, oldest exhibitor, M is. fid. KI.KTON e-.TTAOEES. Richard •-'«'! for pea*; lst for the ...