The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-24 00:00:00

ROYAL SOUTH LONDON FLORICULTURAL

SOCIETY.

Yesterday the third exhibition of this society took
place, at the Surrey Zoological Gardena. The weather
being fine, the fete attracted a largo assemblage. Oa the
whole, the exhibition war fully eiptal to the deserved repu-
tation of this society. The following is a list of the prises
awarded :
CLASS L-PRIVATS °ROWERS, NOT CULTIVATING

FLOWIHX, &C., FOIL SALL
For the best collection of stove and greenhouse plants,
large gold Victoria medal, Mr. Cole ; second, Mr. Over,
Ro. ; third, Mr. Baser ; fourth, Mr. Stanley ; MTh, Mr.
amp.
For the best six specimens of orchideous plants in Sower,
small silver yietiyiumedal, Mr. Jarvis.

For Cape heaths, large silver Victoria medal, Mr. Smith ;
second, Mr. Cole ; third, Mr. Over, jun.
For pelargoniums, large silver Victoria medal,Mr. Robin-
son ; second, Mr. Lochner.
For fancy pelargoniums, large silver Albert medal, Mr.
Robinson ; second, R. Moseley, Esq.; third, Mr. Ruler.
For pinks, large silver Albert medal, Mr. Baker; second,
Mr. Hardstone ; third, Mr. Halliday; fourth, Mr. Ellis.
For roses, large silver Albert medal, Mr. Reser ; second,
Mr. Jarvis ; third, Mr. Stanley.
For ranuncilluser, email silver Victoria medal, Mr.
Phillips; second, Mr. Aimee; third, Mr. Hook.

CLAIR 11.—NULSRAYNEN, AND ALL PERAONtI ONOWING
rtowsna, dIC., rola PALL
For the but eoUection of stove and greenhouse plants,
gold Albert medal, Meurs. RA lice= and Sons ; second,
Messrs. Pamplir and Son.
For the best els specimens of orchideous plants, in flower,
small Ulcer Victoria medal, Mews. Rollins= and Sons.
For Cape heaths, large silver medal, Messrs.
Rollinson and Sons ; second, Messrs. Fairbairn and Co. ;
third, Mum Pamplir and Son.
For pelargoniums, large silver Victoria medal, Mr.
Gaines; second, Mr. Westwood; third, ?dr. E. Hunt.
For fancy pelargoniums, small aline Victoria medal,
Mr. B. Hunt; second, Mr. Westwood.
For rosumeultures, smell silver Victoria raulal, Mr.
Parker.

For Ofal<s small silver Victoria medal, Mr. Ward;
mend, Mr. Wilmer.

OPEN TO /40TR (LABEILP.
For Um best specimen plant, smell silver Albert medal,
Mr. Cole ; second, Mr. Deer; thin), Mr. Smith.
For the best collection of fruit (tour sorts)—Small silver
Victoria medal, Mr. JUTT/0..

lITILA PRIM OFFERED BY NIIRMIIERN.
By J. Poetsll, Eel. (open to both dared).
For the hest 20 specimens et wild flowers—Small silver
Lineman Ined.d, Mr. Clark.
. . .

By 8e1.f.. J. Wad J. Frirlairn, of elapjaAni—to class the

tint:

For the `b. •t six Calif heath* sp, c:, s), lage
silver Victoria marl, Mr. Smith.
By Mr. C. Turner, of Slough-.toea,' the first.
For the best Ma pelargoniums (not fan, v.w:tt'vo, scot
oat snit* August, 1851, si!rcr VAtor4... nit.L.o, Mr.

To Gentlemen's Gardeners, members only.
For the best twelve roue (dissimilar)), single trusses of
one stem, smell silver Albert medal, Mr. Reser ; for the
second best ditto, bronze medal, Mr. Jarvis.
An excellent bend of music added greatly to the attrac-
tions of the day, and in the evening a monster open air
concert wee given. The entertainment concluded with one
of thou: pyrotechnic displays for which the Surrey Zoolo-
gical thulium are celebrated.

SPORTING.

NEWCASTLE ItACES.—WEtimszmy.

riIUDUCI STAKED of 2i nova. each, h ft, for 2-yr-ohls ;
colts, Bat 7lb ; Mee, Bet 41b, &c. Three quu•ers od a mil*.
(7 subs.)
Ms C. Mooek's b a by Tombola's out o' elarLant
Mr. B. l'ommer's b a Lord ragaodlbilryr (311 o)
Me. B. Plumaser's b e Azwell (21b)

WO.ll Guy.
NORT /I UN Rlat.A Ir, PLATF: of Alo son., added to a han-
dicap sweepstakes of 14 son. each, 10 ft, and fi only if de
Glared ; the winner to pay 24 sots. towards expen,es, the
second to receive .50 sore, and the third to sate his stlke.
Two miles. (69 subs., 22 of wham &dared )
Mr. Mt Iklaba's b s Stilton. 3 yes 64 (isc!adlng extr k) . 1
Mr. R. tifroe'sb e 04sierdlle. 4 416.. . 2

Ms others started.. Won by half a length.
FLEA ILANDICAP of 10 sees. each, h it, aul 50 added.
Three quarters of a mile. (16 subs.)
Mr. tletklaueo Enda., 8 ,r., est tllb
Lard Olmotow's Madan of the Gordy, 4 yrs, 74 ;it, 2
Mr. Ituthwoll's Euts ystoeo. 3 yrs, 4.4 blb
Four others started. Won by a bead.
LAMINA' PLAT, of 201., added to a sweepstakes of 5 sees.
each. T.Y.C. (4 subs.)
M. T. Lister's Brims, 3 yrs (1001.`, 7ot 41b
TII Iltll TItIeNNtAL l'Lo/DUCE STALES of 10 SO,S. ei.Ch.
h fl, fur 3-yr-olds ; oohs, fist 71b; and fillies. 54 41h. Two
miles. (11 subs.)
Mr. Medlom'o br I Equine ..... WA it ,4 ever.
tie Earen PLATS of 100 guineas; for 3. yr-oldr, Tot 414 ,
four, Sat 101 b; Hee, 9st 41b; sic stud rigid, let
miles.

Willtermee Chief JUPIICP. 3 yrs
Berne Itothechint's eb c by Phlegon nut of 7n
Four others ran. Won vol.

BETTING AT MANCILESTER.—Trt.swa.
NOltTliumsraLamo PLATE.
to 4 art Stilton (t) 6 to I art Cannon t)
sto 1 Newham (t) lllto I Co'..terdam (t)
lu to 1 mat any other.
LIVERPOOL CUP.
5 to 1 art Poodle (t) 12 to I art Dieter tale (I)
IS to I oast *oily Warront ad.
Nothing Glee mentioned.