... and the works of Thomas Cass and John G. Garthwaite received honourable mention. The treasurer's statement shows a balance in hand of £24 199 6d, and an- increase in the amount of fees of £13 14s. In the lamented death of Mr. Thomas Mae Nay, we have lost ...

... Dr. Wilson, Castle Eden; Dr. Smallman; r Capt. and Mrs. Johnson, Hardwick Hall ; Capt. a MICartney; Capt. Stafford ; Capt. Thomas d Richardeon Messrs. Edward Hodgson, of Der- o lington; Ernest Wood, of Coxhoe Hall; Stephen- son; Hart; E. Jackson; J. and ...

... and pink variety, also from lisa osime gardens, WoerecryY it suipertar. Sosa Thue horbaccoes plonis voera sheowa by p Mr. Thomas S. Ware, of 'totlsiluoan, Mditdlesex, thse 'bset B of cohich was tius alal tosicrissi peregia ins, home very j supeior cut ...

... Waller; 2nd, IV. Heckles, Lilliums, 2 varieties, in pots, lst, Thomas Foster. 2 balsams, in pots, 1st, Thomas Foster; 2nd, James Waller. Roses, 2 varieties, let, E. Barker; 2nd, G. Hardy. Annuals, 6 varieties, lst, W. Heckles; 2nd, W. Pickering. French ...

... 1st, i. Dent. 6 tricolour geraniaums, Cst, Mr Carshall isd, R. eont. 18dissimilar blooms ofi dnhlis, 1st,J. HaisTien t 2nd, Thomas Clark. 6 spikes of hellylecks, dissimilar, Ist, Mr Hiarrison. 18 varieties of roses, wiith foliage, Clt, Mr Hairrisso. 6 gladoli ...

... eaora coccinea, Allamanda nobilia, Allamanda grandi'dora, Dipladenia, Amabilas. Mr. W. Shennessy (Darlington) Was second, Mr. Thomas Wilson (Stokesley) third, and Mr. Joseph Noble (Darlisgton) fourth. For varie- gated foliage plaimts there were five entrants ...

... v.srieties, Captain Percival. 6 ennuals, distinct varieties, IV. Hackle. S annucls, distinct varieties, it. G. Stott. Cut hardy flosrers, col- lectioti of, Francis Fencing. Cist annuals, collection of, FrancisR Feininq. 6 spikes of gladicti, distinct ...

... varieties, hardy cut-lst, W. E. Coltman; 2nd, J. W. Mackie; 3rd, Mr Bonsfield. i Annuals, 6 varieties, hardy-ilt, J. W. Mackie; ! 2nd, R. UImpleby, South Otterington. r FaUIrs. 36 cherries-T. Snaith. Bed currants, one dish in straps - 2ud, Thomas SnaiL , ...

... sense and self, helping energy. It is menaged by a excellent c committee of nineteen, and excellently officered I by Mr. Thomas Tarn for treasurer, and Mfr. Wm. ( Dunn, of the Eldon Schools, Bishop Auckland, ( for secretary. A shilling a year payment ...

... Rardisty, AuKkland Castle. 1 pius-IsI, Win. Jones; 2nd. Rluhard Woelcoit; 3rd, Thomas Wilson: 4th, Win. Honaun. 2 honobso of hisek grapes-let, Win. Jones; dud, no ,oumhsr; 3s-d, Thomas Hardlsty; 4th, John Crorter; 5th, J. W. Rae, Barnard Castle. 2 hunohee of ...

... Niorthallerton. were ?? Poese, Esq., to nurserymen, for the beet Slte Iletio (i nt lss han48wetl.eofatthelood speci~esO t to COf hardy gordrr, perennials, viz. :-Firet prize fit., T. It the scaotid Vri er 21., arid third prier 11.-let, John Stair-- Un the ruand ...

... to anything we have witnessed in these parts, the graypes and peaches being of the most luscious description. Nor wre the hardy fruit behind in quality. In the vegetable departineat there was a capital turn out. The collections of varieties, as will be ...