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... Young, Glesesl.. Fifty pods French ?? iPottei. Fiity pods peasi-L. Dose, Prestonkirk. Twenty pods broad ?? Potter. Three cauliflowers- Charles simith. Three ?? Stewrart. Six lettuce -J. rearson. Six heaviest stalks rhubarb-J. S. P.itchie. i . Twelve early ...
... peas-let, John M'aiegor; 2d, Tltos. Murtnuex gardener to Alexander Cattanach, Esq., Auchentorlie; 3d, John Forrest. Two heads cauliflower-let, John M'Gregor; 2d, ?? *Vilmnu t. fltt. WUU, sUlIUlia; Two heads aabbage-let, John X'Gregor; lid, James M'Guigan; 3d ...
... beans-A. nlDonald. Three carrots-J. Hois- sierC Three parsnips-J. Hoisaier. Three beetroot-J. is. Dion, Lelensbureh. One cauliflower-G. Crome, Port-Banna- tyne. One early cibbape-W. Black. One late cabboge-Jas. Wsallace. 1iasaoy-W.Black. lheadedrledgreeesG ...
... t prize, So., Mr. Jolin Mlar- 6 c slljill, GreenhillI, Aloodiesburll ; 2d, 2ie., Mfr. Maottliew Cunmpbell.t, Best Tiwo Cauliflowers-IsO p)rize, Is., Mr1. Archlibald Weir 2d, 2s., Air. James Sincelair. Full ?? 1'oil AMiATFUIRS. gr Best Six Gelt Ilvimbaccous ...
... ums -G. Docherty. SiTr-atd ?? an bourset dowers-G. Docheity Twored~cabbakti-Williiam MI G. D o Savo ~lla Goldie, Three cauliflowers- ;;rt ?? M X rossau. PO. J. Cowen. ~Six turnips ?? . Huswnt. Three parsnip-. Docheriy. Four beetroota--G. Dobberlip. Twelve ...
... beet-let, John M'Coll; . 2d, John Young.. Two heads parsley-let, John M'Ooll; 2d, Mat. thew Miller. Three ?? M'ICl. .Two heads cAuliflower-lL Reynard. Six ?? MlColL Two red ?? Miller. Two ?? M'ColL Four Eellow turnips-Iet, Matthew Miller; 2d, Charles Peattie ...
... asters, penrt. stenions, marigolds, and sweet peas in the flower section, and ieeks, cabboger, parsaips, t4rnips, and cauliflowers is the vegetable (Uvision. The principal prize-winners were Wm. Storrle, Janies Ciameron. Tlies. Whitecross, and Fred Strong ...
... Twelve pears, three sorts -let, Bobert Wilson; 2d, John M Innese 3d John 11'Gregor'. . Basket of fruit -John' M'4~rezor, Two cauliflowers-let, James M'Guiggan; 2d, H. Robiueon; ?? H: Maxwell. - Two red' cabb -lot, Alexander Dickie, Kibble Reformatory; gd, ;ehn ...
... greenhouse ?? Peeblee, Esstfield. Colleotion of vegetables, four soits-let, Wm. Wilsos; 2d, G. Wilson; 3d, James Wslker. Two cauliflowers--let, Jamea Walker; 2d, Wmn. Wilson. Three varsnips and three turnips-lt, Wmn. Wilson; 2d, George Wilson. Stock parsley-let ...
... Twenty-five cherries-hat.John IA'Gregoi, gardener to William' Henehaw, Retq.; 2d, Thomnas Martin. ' ' Yxoxmnvrs.'. Two cauliflowers-let, John For- rest, 23, Duncaii Gillies;* 3d, John M'Gregor. Two cabbages-let. Jo~n MGregor- 2d, Alex. Dickie, Kibble ...
... 3d, 31. Cunuinigharal. lrrels- not pasrsey-P. ninclair. Six PotGatoes-Let, J. scott ; id, IS. Ritchie. One cabbage, one cauliflower, three leeks, and one bead parsley 3.1 Scott. Thins turnps-Is:. J. Snort;: be lI. ltmehie; 3d, J. Service. Six ,niane-2te ...
... Nairn, gardener to - Hoasler, Esq., St. Enoch's Hall; 2d, Alexander M'Arthur; 3d, Archibald Arroll. For the three best cauliflowers-Ist, Archibald Weir, gardener to J. Stirlhig, Esq., Cawdor; 2d, Robert Wilson. For the twelve best carrots-lst, James Peddie ...