... runners; let, French beans; 2nd, red cabbage; 3rd, cauliflowers; 1st, white cabbae *2nd, beet; 4th, round potatoes. William Smith-Ist, herbs; 1st, tomatoes 2nd, vege. table marrows; 2nd, peas ; 2nd, cauliflowers; let, cucumbers; 2nd, currants. Cl. Smith-5th ...

... and long-pod beans; W. Lennard, bouquet, collection of fruit, black currants, cherries, strawberries, and honey; P. Good, cauliflowers, ridge cucumber, tur- nips, radishes, and gooseberries for weight; W. Leek, rhubarb, onions, parsnips, and red currants; ...

... vegetables, R. Coulson. Peas, Sergt. W. Hopes. Fruit, Miss- Bade. Three geraniums, J. Warden. Garden flowers, R. Coulson. Cauliflowers, J. Warden. Cabbages, R. Coulson. Spring onions, R. Coal- son. Cos lettuces, R. Coulson. Cabbage lettuces, H. Coulson. ...

... Cabbages, A. Bantoft, G. Ward, 0. Goldsmith, G. S torey. Red cabbage, B. Meadows, W. Whay- man, 0. Goldsmith, Jesse Foreman. Cauliflowers, A. Bantoft, W. Markham, W. Whayman. Spring onions, J. Fisher, R. Meadows, A. Bantoft, W. Markham. Autumn onions, A. Bantoft ...

... jirs W Button ; 2nd, W. mayhew. Beat rhubarb, W. Mayhew ; 2nd, James Day. Best cucumber, W. Maybew ; 2nd, J. Cooper. Best cauliflowers, W. Watson; 2nd; W. Mayhew. Beat lettucos, E. Copping; 2nd, J. Stannard. Beet spring onions, W. Motnm;a 2nd, E. Copping ...

... cabbages, 2nd for red currants; Mr S Sweet, lats for window plant, 10 week stocks-, sweet peas, be-onias, 2Ads for bouquet, cauliflowers, gooseberries for weight; Mr Harry Savage, l9ts for black currants (bunches), peas, co0 letluc's. carrots, and 3rd for ...

... Gariham. Ditto short.-R. Garrod, W. Pryke, F. Pryke. Cabbage, white.-W. Pryke, T. Rowland. Ditto red.-W. Smith, H. Garnham. Cauliflower,.-H. MAills, H. Garnhlam. Beans, long-pcd.-H. Garnham, F. Pryke. Ditto Windsor.-T. Lawes. J. Chaplain. Ditto scarlet runners ...

... 2ad for ?? of vegetables, red calery, cabbage lettuces, and radishes ; 3rd for collection of potatoes. e, Reeve, let for cauliflowers. C. Last, let for saveys, sauce carrots; 2ad for parsnips. Q. Nunn, 1st for potatoes (any variety), 2nd vegetable marrows ...

... taken on the whole was excellent. Amongst the most noticeable were the pnfatoes, collections of vegetabler, parocip-i, and cauliflowers, the latter being particularly fine. In the fruit department the plums and apples looked welt, and the wild flswers made ...

... Garwood. Best 30 pods of scarlet runners, - Warne. Best 30 pods dwarf beans. H. Storey; 2n;d, W. Lewes; 3rd, - Wra.g. Best 2 cauliflowers, W. FOx; 2nd, H. Storey. Best o turnips, - itson, 2nd, Garrod; 3rd, Mrs. Burmaa. Best 6 carrots, - Kitson ; 2nd, F. Suckling; ...

... M~rs. Orde. Best 3 lettuocs, Rsev. nH. C. Feilowes;X 2nd, Mr. Jamieson. Best 3 heads of celery, Mr. W. War- man. B1est 3 cauliflowers, Mr. Klerrson; 2nd, Mr. Jamieson. Biest 2 abbagesfi no award; 2nd, Mr. Chettleburgh. Best .2 redo cabbages, M~r. Jamieson ...

... Lty ; 2nd, W. Smith ; 3rd, T. Baker. Beet ?? onions. N. Lay ; 2nd, F. Pryke. Best cabbagee, F. Pryke; 2nd, T. Baker. Beet cauliflowers W. Pryke: 2nd, R. Garrod. Best red cabbage. T. BaLer ; 2ad, E. Lay; 3rd, W-. .Seibbt.' 'eost' whito .cile T' . eLlkr;' ...