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... florist, Adderley Gardens. The awards wvere as follows: PEza.-lst, Mr. Brown, ex ex; 2nd, Mr. Charles; 3rd, Mr. Green. CAULIFLOWER-lst, Mr. Howase; 2nd, Mr. Scrivers; 3rd, Mr. Galloway. CAnBAGE.--lt, Mir. Charles; 2nd, Mr. Smith; 3rd, Mr. Green. CA nROTS ...
... Barren. 6 beet Potatoee-i, W. Bar- tie: ro; , . aren 3 A Me-eo. bs Turnips-i, W. Bar- eve ron 2 A Mrion 3 A G-sg;3 ee Hade Cauliflower-i, J. tic, Cains;2,.L avs; , W Brre. bet CbbgesiP. Laing, Th 2, W.Barrn;a3,3. Cirns EXTR PRIES.set 12 best Verbenas-distinct-A ...
... and was symmetrically grown. Mrr:Jones alsoshowed asosme good cauliflowers and lettuces. Mr. H. Baker was also of great in the acuumber line, and exhibited a very flne brace. His Df cauliflowers were commended as of unusual quality, and his ie peas fairly ...
... with Itops ?? tile poll. We bave seen several that were m lade of sarctlet, and trimined witlt chickweed and datndeliotts. Cauliflowers are niutlc worn in tile hair. CHIAN(GE FOR CRINOLINE. ITIray fot tie rights of women ! They arc pro- ?? ns tle Americans ...
... Esq. , Paraley.-1 and 2, Messrs. W. and J. Peacop.. Extra prize, I for three pots, R. Ashcroft. Lettuce.-S. Bright. 1- Cauliflower-i, Earl of Derby; 2, Measrs. W. and J. Peacop. a Ly Cabbage.-i and 2, Meesrs. W. and J. Peacop: Rhubarb.- 1, E Bates, Esq ...
... -J. Joss. r- Pears (jargonelle)-J. Fraser. Plums-t. Farqunar. J Brussel Sprouts.-J Joss. Celery-Win. Ozg. Savoy-Wm. Ogg. Cauliflower-Wmr. Ogg. Carrots-J. Yoss. Omions-J. I. Jo5* Leeks-Wi. Ogg. Pieling Cabbaggc-R. Gilgour. Drum- e hicad C'sbb'te-Re Fnrqular ...
... Lees, Tyn- ningham. 2. A. Thomson, Woodburn. Vegetable ?? two. 1. WV. Melville, Dalmany. 2. J. Gordon, Trinity House. Cauliflower-Best two. t. J. Frazer, Belmont. 2. J. Anderson. Alderston Iouse. Beet-Best two. l. P. M'Tsvish. Millburn. Leeks-Best six ...
... which the prizes shiiuld be awarded. (If vegetailes, there was a large and handsome collectin, particularly of cucumbers, cauliflowers, and potatoes. The list oh contributioos sent forward for exliibi- ?? onley, inluded smne very rare and interest- ingl ...
... Carrots-Dr, Gavin -,Paremlps-W. Addison; Potatoes, toe in ound-James Calmiers; Do.. lonu--W. Roger, Meiliciltedhiab; Airy- Cauliflower-John Anderson, Legq. ; Cibbagos- Joseple Murdoels; 'Adz Savoys AeadrKlh; Tornips-John Anderson, Egq.; opaig Deefgn of a ...
... Mr R. Forster, gardener to C. W. Orde, Eeq., Nunnykirk. Best four heada of beet, Mr Cleugh; second, Mr Moor. Best two cauliflowers, Mr Richardson, Little Mill; econd; Mr Elliott, Beadnell. B~est twenty pods-of peas, Mr Middieraie, Etennington; second ...
... Jackson, M.lL? 2 and 3, Mr. 3. Learman. er Cucumbers.-I, Mr. C. Rylance; 2, Mr. J. GI. Woodhouse; qs 3, Mr. R., Norris. tni Cauliflowers -No lh-etprizs given; 2 and 3, Mr. J. Leermaem.wa Peas-I; AMr. P. Blessing; 2, Mir. W. Mann; 3, Messrs. W. a and J. Peacop ...
... S. Crawford, Esq.; 2nd, J. ljszlett, lEsq. Best three hleads ofc'olury-J lHazlett, Escl; 2nd, AMls, Boomier. Bust three cauliflowers-R P. Maxwell, Esq., Groonisport; gardener, Mr, James Gaw. 2nd, Mrs. Buontrer. Best six ?? flamlilton; 21nd, W, S, Craw ...