... Adiantums-.lst, Mr J. F. Taylor, Westoan Duper-Mare ; 2ad, Mr J. Derham, Sneyd Park; 3el, Mr J. P. Capell, Weston.super.&Mre, Hardy ferns- 1st, Mr3 W. B. Cleave; 2nd, Wm, Brooks, Lyoopodlane -1st, Mr T. T. Knyfton ; 2nd, Wm. Brooks, Graniaums, Zonaie-lat ...

... In each marquee wore covered with plants and cut flowers, kindly lent to the committee for exhibition by Mr W. Petbick, Mr Thomas Smith, Hengaston1 Messra Parker and Sons, St. Michael's hill Nursery, and Messre Hookens and Day, Arno's vale Nursery, and ...

... B2nkdir.n silver Disedal, Mr. Bsamnes vase of ; 2 -lds, Mr. E.. Bu Tg. r; 3rd, NrYA . Sunmsaers ?? sr.W Class16. Six forced hardy plests, in flower-let, Mr3 We Maule and Suns; 2nd, Mrs. urle; 3rd, Mr. H C. Miles. clase 17. Nioh of DOle cplpoegsst Wissa ...

... L2ndi Jarman and Co,,Ltd. Ilardy.porennials and bulbous plants-1st, WV. Trese-der; 2 nd, A, A. Walters:~ 3rd, J. Haseell. Hardy annual-s-lt, W. Lewis ; End, Rt. Russell ; 3rd,- F..Hooper Carnations-let. W, Treseder ; 2nd, F. lr00oler; 3rd, XV1. rSmith ...

... its readers a good return for tbeir money, but this mouth a large proportion of the change is taken out in fiction. Mr. Hardy's very dover novel, The ?? of Ethelberta, is now complete trud it is no small credit to the author to be able to say that ...

... worth of not a few by well-known II local and other artists, Though we misc this G! year altogether any examples of Byer, Hardy, Hopkcinri end a few others, whose names generally appear in the catalogue (if only through the aid of some local patron)v ...

... Six bottles of cider-lst, J. WV. Cox, Berkeley; 2nd, Leonard Cullimore, Falfield, R.S.0.; 3rd, Thomas Shipp, Stonehouse. Six bottles of perry-1st, Thomas Shipp, Stone- house; 2nd, S. P. Savage, Berkeley; r, J. XV. Cox, Berkeley. Six bottles of cider-lst ...

... Two ferns-i, Wv Tavener; 2, T Tavenor. ;Three plants. not ferns-i, Wv Tavener ; 2, C B Cook 3. 3, Windsor. Collection of hardy cut flowors-iT Smith; 2 F Alexander. Collect-ion of annuabls-,F Alexander;: J, T Smith. Bouquet of vaseofLoWels-i,T Smith2 ...

... dloors on the 80th. inst., with Mr Grandy-a -play Sowingthowindt, The f5h9 i I the east I--E Brabron a wiower, MrBranon. Thomas ; Nk Watkin (abahelor), Maoelor) Cyri Mande1 Mad N ed Anmesey, y Mr l Sid ney Brou o; Lor :Lerdoth Mrwot 311n Roeen b. e son ...

... Phloes-it, W Smith, Kingswood; 2nd, J Rogers. Geran stea-ltA A Waltors, Bath; 2nd, 3 Walker, Frenohasters-letI AA Walteras- nd :W Thomas. Phlox Drumniemidi-let, , -Garraway.' Baih ; 2nd, BE Hill. .Carnatious-and-pio~teeS-lst, -W Smith ;'2nd, W Vanes, FRUIT.- ...

... P. Davies, Baeq., gained to the prize for the beet Six blooms of roses, for balsams, for the best tender annual, the best hardy plant, and the best green- ge ,house plant exhibited, for fine specimens of various fruit, end a to magnificent basket of ...

... But we Sn must abandon our eulogies, end proceed at once to chronicle et, the noticeable features of the show : r. Mir. 'Thomas Mides, li~1hbury-place and Castle Mill Street,, 1 had, as usual, a very 1; e show. Amongst the animals' itslsuglhtered by ...