... Lottuo D : Mr. isater. Leeks :Mr. Slaiter, twe prizes. Carrots Mr. sister. 1odrnsnps : Mr. Slater, 1st ; Mr. Pendroas, 2nd- Cauliflowers Mr. Pendroura. Collection of elx vegetables Mr. Pendrou,, 1 t; Mr. Sister, 2nd. Collepotio of three vegetables : Ir. Pondrous ...

... and Bird. 3r, IPyatt showed the best specimens of dahlias, verbenas, holyhoeks, asters, marigolds, potatoes, turnips, and cauliflowers. BIr. Godfrey wvas first for balsams, onions, leeks, herbs, and lettuce; while Mr. Bird excelled with hisapples, carrots ...

... poas, 2nd carrots, 3rd rhubarb. ir. J. Smith, Birmingham: 2nd extra pansies, 3rd bouquet. Mr F. Brown, Birmingham: 1st cauliflower, 1st turnips, lst vebeusaq, 2nd pinks. ir. Meyrick, Satley: let carrots, 2nd lettuce, 3rd cabbage, 3rd black currant. Mr ...

... promoting the interests of the society. The following is -. THE 1PRIZE LIST. Henry DMander: 3 rd price, cabbages; 2nid, cauliflower; 3rd, baking a pples -William llarhorne: 2nd, winter onion; 1st, medioinal herbs; extra, flowers in nosegay; 2nd, vegetable ...

... being remarkably clean and well 'awalvlwilo the cabbages, peas, lettuces, &c., were are muh above the average quality. The cauliflowers ever perbaph a littlo too forward in growth, for rbihilon h but, ?? this and one or two other trifling sacptiens, the showv ...

... on previous oceasions. Although but a local show, it was a very excellent one. In the cottagers' class, the peas, beans, cauliflowers, onions, lettuces, rhubalrb, goose- berries, currants, and cherries were of capital quality. The )otatoes were also good ...

... Samuel Whitebouse ; 2, WV. Nayler. - s Herbs : 1, Samuel Bate ; 12, John Baker, Cabbage : 1, Henry Dunn; 2, W. Perks. Cauliflower: 1, Samuel c Whitehouse; 2, Major Rhodes. Peas : 1, Thomas Crowe; a 2, John Guest. Scarlet-runner : 1, Samuel Pate ; 2, ...

... 1st C. lace, 2nd, Mr. Roborts; cabbagfee greens, let W' Reberes; collection of herbs, lst W. Rrlloberts, 2nd S. Ke:cen; cauliflower, lst F. W~illioms; lettuce, 1st C. Molace; vegetab.lc marrow, 15t F. Wrilliaml~s 2nd W. Shialor,; spring onions, lst 1) ...

... verbenag, polargonhims, and bouquet of howers and Mr. amnos Mann for fruit (8 vuisotlos), strawberries, vegetables, encumbers, cauliflowers, peas, and potitoes. In the gonlienen aenti nsrnorymone, Air, Underwood took the first prie for stove or greenheousee plants ...

... Holliday. Kidney ditto let, Barnes; 2nd, Holliday ; 3rd, Parsons. Sballots: lst, Parsons; 2d, Holliday; 3rd, Scrivnas. Cauliflower:; let, Holliday S 2nd, 'Meyrick;Brd, Waldron. Cabbage: let, Holliday; 2ad, Scrivens. IAppes, deoeert: Iet, Green ; 2nd, ...

... Bradley; bouquet, WV. Burdett; six varieties o fruit, W. 'Bradley; eight kinds vegetables, W. Bradley cucumbers, J. Liddon ; cauliflowers, G. Cadby; vegetable 9 marrows, IV. Bradley; peas, IV. Bradley; celery, WT, 1 Bradley ; round potatoes, VI. Bradley; kidney ...

... best wreath, Cooksey.- Fruit: Dessert apples, d. Rose; pears, Eleson; damsons, Mrs. Moore; plums, Oottrell.-Vegetables. Cauliflower, Ellson; peas, Hioks; vegetable marrows, Tomlinson scarlet runners, Grimett; Franch beans, Hughes- onions, Talbot ; leeks ...