... table decoiation-H Spenoer,Col. Thompson. Zonale geraniums-H Spencer, Colonel Thomyson. Six ?? Thompson, Hl Spencer.;: Cauliflower-C Elms. B Young, B Atkins. Potatoes-Miss F~ripp, H fLeah, iW Barrow, P-arsnips-E Abtkins, B: Young, Colonel Morrison. C ...

... 2nd, 6s., Wm.. Wait, Clevedon. VEGETABLES.-Blrace of eucumbers, 1t, is., Mr. H. Jenkins; ditto, 2nd, 28. 6d., Mr. Baker.-Cauliflowers, lst, is., Mr. Thos. Breley, ditto, 2nd, 2s. Gd., Mr. Parker. -New potatoes, let, 5s., Mr. Ryles; ditto, 2nd, 2s. ad., ...

... Cabbage-let, C. Davis: 2ad, Mr Kendal. Cabbage, red-lst, T. Tandy; 2nd, Mr Daniels. Savoy- let, J. Chapple; 2nd, T. T'andy, Cauliflower-lat, P. Davis. Peas-lt. E. Horwood; 2nd, Ur Sparrow. Broad beans-let, Mdr Kendal; 2ad, J. Chapple. Kidney beaus -let, T ...

... secnred the champion prize, This ertibit included a otatoes of extraordinary size and quality, together with unusually flne cauliflowers, kidney beans, and i the like, The competitor. in tho cottazere' claeses C bad succeeded in raising sonme exoalled c31ery ...

... Pqiutibp ; 3rd, W Rich. Turnips-'lstH 'Webbiet 2nd, 'P'iteel 3rd, West,. Morrows-Ist, Senkas; .2nd, Stoazestreet; Drd, West, Cauliflower-lst, Corm- mg;2nd stonestreet, ceier3'-ist,.Stoiientraot ; 2nd, West; 3r,~Hath~rll.1ttnnn-let,G0Etheridge, 2ad. Jen~birs ...

... CALENDAR OF GARDEN WORM (Erotn the Garctdser'ep ragazinan). RHrCIMIrr GAITCEN.-CareffillY attend to cauliflowers nd lettuoes in frames, and remove ill dead( aRII4 decaying lIMavs, weeds, and ether rlbbish from them.l Give plenty Ui air in fine weather ...

... Ascums .4 W Buller. ?? . R Shirreff rgq'; do kfdsty) Sqh jddn'ZE4,'ciey( tie-)T OHrter Eoq; ditto (white) AIV Buller.Esq; cauliflowers H.Pdorieiq; I carrots Sir T,,D.)Anjaud Bart;eapicu (chberry) Sir Kenoaway t .Bart, otounbere W Ioop~erqi - a. .- JuDGES-Rev ...

... Baitlett, Ditto.4varieties- itt, n in; 2nd. 3Mend;8lrd, EBatrtlett, Cabbages-Ist, t Oram: 2nd, J EiEoek;: Srd. 3 H Merritt. Cauliflowers- 1st, J King; 2nd,J 3 iMerritt. Celery-1st. B Bartlett; 3B d, W Smith. Peas-lat. Ann Kelloway. French beans- 1st. EB artlett- ...

... beeomwnD2 partial shade, or they will be too hot for use Sow a good breadth of turnips on well-manurem ground. sow canbage, cauliflowers, and marrow peas. Trans- leat the two tirst from the aeed-bed. Earth up peas, and stick as reqnired T e main crop of scoalet ...

... -Thinnilg out the young crops of such criots and ontons must be followed up ,B it becomes yLettuce. endive, cubbage, and cauliflower, which tit in beds, muust beplauted out before they ark too much dwo A du)) ehowery day to the beat for conducting all tranr- ...

... 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 ...

... basket of mixed varieties, as did also the Indefatigable honorary secretary, Mr. James Elliott. There were some capital cauliflowers by Captain Davies; cucumbers and celery by Mr. Higgs; some very fine onions by Mr; E. Lloyd; end a splendid show of potutoes ...