The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-08-01 00:00:00

LIST OF THE PRIZES.

CLAUS! OF PLANTA AND CUT FLowEill.-lit, nil; 2nd,
H. Lowe. Stove or greenhouse plants, collection of nine
let, H. Lowe; 2nd, I Greaves ; 3rd, nil. Stove or green •
house plants, collection of six: Ist, H. Sznitq ; 2u4, T.
Greece,. Stove or greenhouse plants, single specimen,:
let, C. H. Mitthews ; 2nd, H. Smith; Srd, H. Lowe.
Erica.: No entry. Fucheas, collection of nine : Ist W.
Gardener ; Itod, nil ; 3rd, nil. Fucheme, collection of
six lit, ; 2nd, Thomas oreaves ; 3rd, nil. Fuchsias,
collection of three . let, W. Gardener ; dud, H. Lowe ;
3rd, nil. Calceolanas ;No entry. Geraniums, collection
of nine (variegated foliage): lit, W. F. Firmstone ; 2nd.
nil ; 3rd, MI. Japan lily, collection of three Iss W.
Gardener ; 2nd, nil. Lilium Aursturu, collation of six;
lit, I'. Weaves ; 2nd, nil. Verbenas au pots, collection
of twelve: lit, Thome. Grieves ; 2nd, nil; 3rd, nil. Ver-
beim in pots, collection of six: Ist, Thomas Greene ;
2nd, nil; 3rd, nil. Twelve miscellaneous flans: let, H.
Smith; 2nd, C. E. Mathew.: 3rd, H. Lowe. Carnation.,
collection of twelve: Samuel Brown ; gad, John Jackson ;
3rd, nil. Carnations, collection of six: Ist, Samuel
Brown ;2ud, George Addle; 3rd, Joon Jackson. Picoteee
collection of twelve lit, Samuel Brown ; 2ud, George
Addl.; 3rd, John Jackson. Fleeted, collection of six
Ist, Samuel Brown; 2nd, George Addle; 3rd, J. Jackie*.
Cut roses, twentyfour bunches: led, J. Jackson. Cut
ro.es, twelve eingle bloom.: lit, G. H. lewkes ; 2nd, J.
Jackson. cAlection of 24: let. W. alum ; Sad,
ti. B. Fewkes. Dahlias, twelve fancy Ist, W. hibaw.
t.;alutitons, collection of six: Iss, C liMathew. ; ad. M.
Lowe; 3rd, H. Smith. Calsdinico, single specimen,: Ist,
C. E. Mathew.; 2nd, H. Lowe. Verbenas, twenty•fout
bucolic.: lets T. Grimes. Verbenas, twelve : IM, W.
Shaw; 2ucl, T. Greece.. Miscellaneous cut lowers,
twenty•fonr bunches: lst, /1: Smith ; 2ud, J. Gardener ;
3rd, J. Jackson. Gladioli 2nd, W. Shaw. Ferns, col.
lection of twelve: W. M. Vireastone, C. E. Mathews.
Ferns, collection of : let, H. Lowe. Holyhocks : let,
W. Shaw; 2nd. G. H. Fewkes. Bouquet.: lit, C. B.
Mathews ; 2nd, J. Jackson; 3rd, C. H. Harrison.
NNUIT.-Itolons : let, J. Gardener ; 2nd, W. 1. Firm.
stone. Grapes k black) J Gardener; 2nd, T. H. Par•
goer ; 3rd, C. H. Harrison. Ditto (white) : let, J. oar-
dener ; 2nd, T. H. Pargeter; 3rd, H. Lowe. Peashee let,
T. li. k'aregter ; 2nd, C. H. Harrison. Nectarioei lst.
H. Lowe ; 2nd, C. if. Harrison. Apricot.: Ist. H.
Harrison. Plum.: let, C. H. Harrison ; 2nd, T. H. Par. -
geter. Strawberries: let, I'. H. Pargeter ; 2nd, W. Y.
eiluetone. Gooseberries (ilsvour) : Ist, W. F. Yinia•
stone ; god, I'.ll.Pargoter. Ditto (weight) : lit, U. Add.,
2nd, H. 0. Firmstone. Ditto yellow) : let, G. Addis.
Ditto (green) ; Ist, T. 11. Pargeter ; dad, C. H. Harri-
son; 3m. W. F. Firminstone.

Wax Flowers.—A. C. 8. War. tog. lit: 8. Waring, 2nd.
Lure Prizei.—Best collection of fruit. Yr. liitibons'
,prize of X 5 ; C. E Mathew*. Second beet collection ;
counnittee's prize of g 2, U. Smith. Cheirman'a prize
for the best two baskets of trailing plantar, .1. Gardener.
2Sent buoche of roses, O. B. Fewkeri. ths Zone's
geraniums, W. F. Firuoitouts. Beat au verbenas in pole,
Greuves. Silver cup, value 1:5, for beet collection of
plant., dowers, and fruits, B. Lowe.
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Hayes. Geraniums : Ist, Hon and Rev. W. If Lyttelton;
dug, W. Hayes. Petunias : 15t. Hou. end Rev. W. H.
Lyttelton; 2nd, W. Hayti.. Verbensa (an pots) Ist, Hon,
and Rev. W. H. Lyttaltun ; 2nd, W. Hayes. Collection
of trait: 2st, W. klayes ; 2nd, Hon. cud Rev. W.
Lyttelton. Grapes (tack) : Ist, G. Grainger ; 2nd, W.
Have.. Grapes (white): Ist, G. Grainger; 2nd, W.
Hayes. Collection of vegetables : let, Hon. and her. W.
Lyttietun ; 2nd, NV. Hayes, Extra prize for trait : H.
Lowe.
Lottegers Class —Flowers : Pansies (eolleetion of six)
lit, Joseph Holiday ; 2nd, Thomas Newnhani. Pinks
ditto J. idlcklearatit, Josuith llobday. Rose. ditto :J.
Micklewnitht, Joseph Holiday. Roses ditto: J. if mkt.-
wright, T. klicklewright, Thos. Newnhato, Rose (climbing/
Ho cotry. German .tock. : 1 bona. Jevons. W. Shilvock.
Nosegay of flowers Jobs Howard, William Brooks.
Flowers in design : Joseph Micklewright, Thomas NOWA,
hem. Plants in pets (there varieties) : Thome. Newn•
ham, B. Davenport, Widow Jordan. Plante in pota (single
specimens(: Thomas Micklewrigbt, H. /leafy. Dahlias
on bloona) : Joseph Micklewright, T. Nownham. Col-
lection of cut flowers : Thome. Jevons, Mr.. Jordon.
Design of dower. (wild) : Isaac dbilvoek, Joseph If ickle.
wrant. Hone), Thomas Westwood, Charles Cortield ;
apple. (baking), John nlnlvock, John Wood, Issue Milt
cock; apple. !dessert), Jos. Mieklewright, Thos. //fakir!
aright ; cherries, Noah Price, Th alas liisklewright ; current. (red), George Dilswortb, Thos. lifieklewright,
Thomas Micklewright ; John Harwood; morrents (black!,
Thos. Mick lewright, John Bradley, Win. Ithilroek ; Po"'
berries (red), Winton dbilvock, Thome. Jevons, John
desbounte ; gooseberries (yeller), John Boatmen, B.
Daveuport, John tiredly ; gooseberries (trees), John
Elhilvock, B. Davenp di, John Besbonnie ; gootetemrtiee
(white), John dhilveek. B. Heeket, J. Mialtlewrlght ;
reapherries, J. Bradley, Mrs. Wood, J. Hobdal ; OkSW. berries, J. tibilvock, Thomas JeTOOll, J. Hobday. Collec-
tion of fruit, Thomas Micklewright, Geo. Dilworth.
VROETAIILSB.—Brotd beans, M. Hackett, J. Bbileoek
kidney beaus, B. Hackett, T. Micklewright, Wm. %oil-
vock. Cabbage (three heads) J. lithilvoek, Williams Mail-
tuck, George Dilworth. Cauliflowers (three heads)
Davenport, T. Jevons, Phillip Hobble. Cucumber.; T.
Mieklewright, Thomas Newahesi. Rhubarb T. Mudge,
J. tilulrock, and!. Shilvosk. Lettuce Levi Waldron,
William tilnlvock, John Hobday. Qnions (winter)' 3.
libileock, Thomas Misklewright, W. littilvock. Onions
(spring) John Jones, I'. Micklewright, J. Seaboerne ;
eschelots (eztra prize), Westwood ; pea, B. Hackett, T.
Rudge, J. Jones. potatoes (early kidasys). J. Harwood,
T. Blittlewright, W. libilvoek ; potatoes (early found), 1.
Shilvock, J. Jones, J. tihilvock ; potatoes (late), I.
lank, Mr. Jordan, J. Westwood. Turaips, .1. dbilvorh.
W. libilvock, J. Jones; parsnip., J. Hobday. Mrs. Jordan.
B. Hackett„) carrots, B. Hackett, W. Bkilvock, J. Ski!-
Took, pot herbs, J. Hobday, Mrs Jordan, J. Rhilvock ;
gated, J. Shuvock, W. Shilvoek, Mrs, Jordos, Collection
of vegetable.: J. Bhileock, William Jordan, T. Itie•Il•
ham.
The judges in the Erat clue were—Mr Lathsal, Bolasi-
cal Gardens, If trminghena ; Kr. Dyteh, head gardener at
Baroness Windsor's Ewel Gardens ; J. U. Temple, Earl
of Ayle.ford, Paktugton Hall. In the cottager,' classes,
the Judges were the Rev. It. P. Terrier, of Churebbill,
and Mr. 'l'. Atuphlett, Clent.
Mr. Synyer's celebrated string band played at inter:vats
during the day

HAOLEY.
STOCX SALE .—At this sale On Monday last these Irsil
good supply of stock, which was better sold than at the
List premise sale. Good mutton realised fatly del pit
pound; beef, barely 9d.

Printea ana PaLlimutd by the Bola Proprietor, SIIII/LuN
FILE 1.1). at his Mem 2. Hlgh-atraet, BkAlibtifte.
the County o Ooreeso.r to 1.614;11 Saes all tatters sae
attar .asamoloaa wails be eildeeemed.
Saturday, August I. 1074.