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... COTTAGERS' CLASS, VEoETAaLEs.-Broad Beans, lta, Win. Smith; 2nd, Wm. Why- man. Cabbages, John Bancroaft Joseph Stevens, Cauliflowers, George Bosworth, Wm. Smith. Carrots, Win. Platte, George Bos- worth, Cabbage Lettuce, Sam. Lomax, E. Lamnburs, CosLettuce ...
... and spring onions; as, too, was Mr J. Stokoll, Elwick, who tool; first for roses, hollyhocks, red and white currants, cauliflowers, parrots, and early cabbages, all in the open class. Other first. prize takers in the open class were- Mr WVm. Knight, ...
... ticularly some sent, net, however, for competition, by Mr. W. Dent. The peas and beans were good; cabbages passable, but the cauliflowers were extraordinarily fine. The following are the awards:- Best stand of 6 pinks, R. Teebay; best of 3 do., E. Knight; best ...
... Red Currants, H. Wheatloy, J. Parkin; white, H. 8 n Wheatley; black, J. Parkin, U. Elunt. Lettuces, J. Brown, N. Brown. Cauliflowers, J. Lander, A. Ogden. Cabbages, A. Ogden, H. Wheatley. Rhubarb, J. H. Sharpe, W. Parkin. Pot Herbs, Jos. I e Pasrkin. Carrots ...
... 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, ...
... exhibits in the Ward Division were T placed in a separate tont, and amongst them were souse p tine potatoes, onioris, cauliflowers (empecially those fron the North Ward), beaus, audl poas, the children being a given an opportunity of competing by means ...
... Peaches-Ist prize. Mr. Kelly. AIpples-Ist prize, Mr. Sheehan, gardener to the Right Ron. Mr. Saurin, Carysfort Avenue. Cauliflowers, Mr. Sheehan. IU53LG GARDENS. Pinks, purple laced-] st prize, Mr. Robinson, Bonny's. lane; 2d prize, Mr. Farrell, Capel-street ...
... heaviest Scotob cabbage, Wm. Elliot. Best redi cab- bage, Jacob Watt. Best 12 pods of beans, Willirn Dag. lish. Best 2 cauliflowers, Bryant Bagnal. Best 2 early cabbages, Ditto. Best 3 roots of beet, Ralph Denton, Beet collection of vegetables, William ...
... that shown in the same room last year; but there were individual epecimens, notably the mangolds and swedes, the leeks and cauliflowers, which fully made up for the delects In the potato classes and other minor matters. Mr. Isaac Smith, the secretary, had ...
... bage, one variety; 2nd, carrots, One and All; 1st, carrots, scarlet intermuediate; 3rd, carrots, ; long Surrey; 1st, cauliflower, One and All;- lit L; celery, One and All; 1st, leek, One and All; 3rd, onions, best nine; 3rd, onions, Spanish;- ...
... gardener to Col. Elphinstone, Car- berry Hoase, Inveresk. For the best Basket of Fruit-Mr. Stirling. a For the best Heads of Cauliflower-jst, Mr. Robert Findiny; a 2d, Mr. John Nioholson; 3d, Mr. A. Innes. , For the twelve best Yoneg Onions-lst, Sir. Robert ...