... btaus, 1 Mrs Hynard, 2 G Studley. Radishes, f3 S Brooks, 2 H batclife. Lettuss, 1 3i llsoy. 2 W PFck. Savoys, Goo Mayhew. Cauliflowers, Geo Maybew. Red cahbage, I 3 Brooks, 2 JAa rfe. P*mpkin or marrow, 1 t BOOse, 2W Rich. Tomatoes, I J Scarfe,2 E Clark ...

... Cbarles ChaCmbare. Best oarrots, C. Chambers; 2nad, William Hovell. Beat rod beet, no awvard; 2nd, Isaac Coleman Best cauliflowers, William Hovell. Best pses, Timothy Goodall; 2usd, Isaac Col0man. Best dwarf beans, William Hovall *ad, T. Colemua. Beat ...

... 2nd, A. Thrner.. Best 6 H ar- Snlips, . Driver. Best 6 carrots, W. Sampson; 2nd, Mrs8. Blowrers; 3rd, 5. Bushmer. Best cauliflower, 3. 'Money. Best-2 pumpkins, W. Sampson; 2nd, 3. Money. :3est 2 cucumbers, C. Ha~diugham; 2nd, A. S~alter. Best honey in ...

... Mr. Burch. Best broad beans, Mr. R. Rice; 2nd, Mr. R. Storey, Best scarlet runners, Mr. Suckliog; 2nd, Mr. Leggett. Best cauliflower, Mr. Pocock; 2nd, Mr. Crawley; 2nd, Mr. Burman. Best bunch of turnips, Mrs. Beaumont; 2nd: Mr. B. Barber. Best bunch of ...

... Mills; 2nd, W. Mills; 3rd, H. Robinson. Best si~l garden turnips, no first; 2nd, 3. Trndgill; 3rd, G. Norman. Best two cauliflowers, no first; 2nd, W. Mtills; n o third. Best bnasket of vegetables, 6 varieties only, A. Turner; 2nd, (0. Norman; 3rd, J ...

... stalks of Brussels sprouts, Mrs. Egerton Green, g., F. Kettle; 2nd, Mr. C. B. Skinner; 3rd, Mr. A. Mayhew, Harkstead. Best 3 cauliflowers, Mr. Robert Garrod; 2nd, Mr. T. Wool- lard, Bramford; 3rd, Mr. Thos. Hooper, jun., Ipswich. Best 9 round potatoes, white ...

... Stannard. Red ditto, 1 A Diokeuson, 2 W Pipe. Cos lettuces, 1 F Foalger, 2 H Fnluber, 3 J Brown. Cabbage ditto, J Farrow, Cauliflowers, 1 not awarded, 2 J Gardner, 3 J Foulger. Pareley, 1 B Robinson, 2 J Farrow.. Btack currants. I F Foulger, 2 Mrs Mobe, ...

... G. Raisen. Long (ito.-WW. Botwright, G. Freeman. Ttrniosf-E. Freeman, W. Botwright. Cabbiages.-S. Hunt, W. Bo0twright. Cauliflowers.-W. ilotWright. Cabb~age lett'uaes.-J. Flegg. V. Flegg. Cos ditto.-S. Hunt, W. Botwright. Onions for weight.-J. FleggJ ...

... Cracknell. Bestr 30 pods dwarf or French ditto, I. Ablitt; 2nd, G. Colpiug; 3rd, Sarah A.. Titbeall; 4th, G. Hall. Best 3 cauliflowers, W. 7loyhew. Best 3 cabbages, G. Coppig; 2nd . Cracknell; 3rd, J. Baxter; 4th, J. Copping. Best red cabbage, G,. Heath; ...

... Scott. BesthG parenips, E. Eumphrey; t' 2nd, B. Scott; no 3rd.. Best 6 turnips, W. Self; 2nd, u T. Bryant; no 3rd. Best 3 cauliflowers, W. Vin- cent; no 2nd or 3rd. Best 3 cos hettuacs, no entries. Boat 3 cabbage lettucos, no entries. Beat 12 spring-sownl ...

... nine inches apart every way, in very rich moist soil. ?? fast as crops are taken off, trench ani manure for broocolis, cauliflowers, and winter greens. Wr-rvan GnrmNs to be planted out at every oppor. tunity. It is most important to get out good growths ...

... Josoph Powley : 2nd, Eli Bolton; 3rd, Edgar Rose, Rad cabbage, let, Edgar Rose; 2ndl, lib Bolton ;3rd, Joseph Powley. 2 cauliflowers, lst, Siduey Ling; 2ad, Robert Talbot, Thelton. Collection of potatoes, not lees than four sorts, six of each to be shown ...