... Heroine, and Ponceatn Brilliant; 5, G. WV. in Hardy, Esq. for Charles X, Cherbonnier Noir, Baquet, e, Bienfait, Heroine, and Alexander le Roi. r- Panis of Three Breeders: 1, G. W. Hardy, Esq. for Sir le Thomas P'icton, Lady Stanley, and Violet le Grand; ...

... labelled as unknown, but which n was in reality an Amdmia fraxinifolia), a very few roses, . shown by Mr. Stafford, some hardy shrubs (Daphne cneorum, ' Azalea pallide, Ceduti latifuliutm, Clemnatis azures grandi teflora, Rhododendron seedling, and Azalea ...

... certain than that the greatest and best or] did so, and deemed they were doing God a service when so in engaged;-witness Sir Thomas More flogging a prisoner yot with his' own hands in his garden, to convert him from gre heresy. If we are wise or just, we ...

... i ten tbeor stand, the firat noticeable objert was a box ofs5yitu cli.Glextiteos, shown by William Pass, gardener to M~r. Thomas th stel Brookieburet. They were very fine, and were highly cornfoun ; a mended by the judges. A certificate of merit was awarded ...

... humilis, Polygala op- -positifolia, Adenandra speciosa, end Epacris minitat-. The second prize was taken by M r. S. Brooks (Thomas Jones, Igardener), and the third by Mr. H. Michelle (William Bani rnitr gardener). The first prize for anemovies was assine ...

... at Vandyke or Claude might not disowtL esil I 'Sir Brian Newcomie, in the' cot f fadepuuy-heltetnn Plst. MaJor General Sir Thomas tie Boute, K U.B.' Palinted for och Of the 50ith Dragootis, are trium~phs, indeed, of this noble sined painter. Why ha ve ...

... BMr. Hardy; 3, Gavazzi, Air. Bromiley; 4, Chellaston Beauty,.Mr. prc Hardy, 0, Louis XVL. Mr. Bronriley; 8, Boqbiet Mr. Dixecr, ;.7 I Ring Robert Bruce, Mr. HaLrdy; 8, Inc. Surpaeeant, Mr. Hardy. rae Flamed Bybeloemen: 1, Beauty of the PlainMr.Hardy;.2 ...

... THIE STATUE1 OF ALB;ERT .DUER, AT .ed- NIJ1RNBERG. .- . n- -Sotlid and square doth master Albert stand, - 511 \ An air of hardy well-proved thought he wears,t ' ?? ...

... the- vice-chair. There wsi a full ?? c nks Secretary read the correspondence, 'amongst which was' s ior- a letter from MrF. Thomas Milner Gibson, late represen- e my tative for Manichester' enclosing a don ation of L'S in aid of E Prea the fund for the ...

... twouleno-ViscountessEHoimiedale. Two hens- tac.,cel soil two pullets-i, Sir St. G. Gore, Bart.; asa- Tosieoia: 3i. Rev. James Hardie. Two IVi~cosotess Holniesriale; 2 and 3, Miss Davies. ~:Dorkmizi,: Uock sari two hens-i and 3, J. Robin- 2I H Li1I~'!V0oL ...

... wagous; Sectardisy, to Miller'Dale 23. ST. 0r,`WALDB'S(Clyua4U dd by the uevi,, A. 13. Ciarko mod T. S. Esruaxsaw. idesar. Hardy arid Hka~esr. oerctobwtrdetet Aift. J. Eiltott, ?? Tvsacieri. 44, Seholani on tt1, book-s-ltisy9, 2o0; girls 330O. Avi rege ...

... that are alike grand for size contour, and finish ; and tha same exhibitor contribntes the beat ten In the fancy class. Mr. Thomas Agnew fukes the first place amongst amaters in both classesl but between his group of large flowered varieties and those from ...