The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-29 00:00:00

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11ORTI(jULTURAL Sr
OCIETY, EXIMIMONS
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's pnlebers bealing a ado teen some Mowat
fa es admitted before half-peat eight la the morning at the
agowooe gate: all other pens,. are abedutely ezeltheei. At
kirtislock the garden will be cleared of It
persons sal Officially
Malted there. Exhibitors haring paeans may re.enier the go-den
doe e'elmk, when they will be required to wire theta up to the
Oast the Carteesyard-gate.
pyarea ST anfel—Fabibitors at cut Sowers must amply their awn
agar stands. The lids of all boxes moat either be Woe or made to
31=0,11 ants Rawatuis-The Society distributes the knowing
With Rearsols-raniey
S s value .0 s.
C. The Certified/ of I SG. Large Sliver Oils
Merit
Illhwr imagine Medal 1 0 GB. Gold Ranksi. Do
K. aim Knightlas D 0... 1 3 GE. Gold Knighti. Do 10 0
Id Large giber Do 1 13 111. Large Gold Mo
cs. Candelas s 1 CIL Cortittcott of Homy 20 0
knee 3 10
the attention of Wailers h parthadaly requested be the altars- •
thee nob in the Wiwi Nth Powardm
talmbiews m.ous aoy medals or rewards &all be warded ma
wows tam ace he .amber, or soy reedy. their vase la many
ark *ts la two ea ezkioloor obi teed., a int rise la shy WO
mom be dal sot to eastthd to wean any mem smith la the moss
hoer, wept is M.. PP.. BL, aid as.
bombe, to be portiethwly observe{ that If any ethibitat
dal obtain the wad of a medal. and it slit be shortened' after-
Waal that be Ms gamed 1: by extubiting planta not tool fide bison.
w,opwly, or aye of ha master, suck award dull be cancelled, in
teriarof the exhibitor
toadnet below h whops mrdsl shall, in like '
mama, be tearthered
the aweedt sod .) a.
Smarm ow reeromow ,-7heee wale SAY boo otoomo es es-
;hired further on. No articles not of horticultural prothee Irene
ariowed to be placed open the tables. Fa hilaita• will do well to make
.sisnetal with the arrangements deseribed in the fell.-
leg lt.t, as clay • ill in all C. 1•01 be rremirel to sign • printed torn
of daetastion to be furnished to them tu the garden, stming under
what letter tG ir plants or
to be shown ; and they are pertimplarly
requested to take ironer, that if errors in the awards of the judos
Mould eecor, consequence of mistakes en the part of exhibitor, in
Slime ap such deelanitions, the society cluanot undertake to rectify
the errors afterwards
Name. fairly snit or are to be attached by exhibitors to all florists'
Imps ; and the judges are restrained from awarding say medal to
roil exhibitions whatever their mitt may be, if this regulation la
gee ompl.ed with. By fLotstai flowers are mearit not ori:y flowers
▪ to named, but also fuchsias, pelargoniums, ruses und salon.
fagot
leery exhibr.sar will be required to deliver, upon Best entering the
gems a fairly-written statement of the letter in the folios tog
apses under which be intends to exhibit; and no alteration in the
'aria wil, be afterwards permitted upon any pretence.
CLrisS I. FLOWERS ; for which nurserymen and prirote growers
alait independently °leach other.
a. pelaranniums; in collections of 12 new and got-rate varieties,
educated with superior skill. In 8-inch pots. GB-MG--CE.
B. IN lareuniuns; in collections of 12 rarieties, In 11-inch pota.
GB-SO--CE.
N.B. Any plant that shall nit have been actually grown in 11-
inch pots will be 1--qualioal.
C. lime-, in puts; 12 distinct Talcum. GB -IG-CF.
N.B. The Judges are required to disqua!ify any collation which
shall be found to contain a plant which du been recently
*aped M the pot from the open ground.
D. Yellow ro.es, best nix rad ties SE-SR-C.
E. Are heaths; in collection: of 13 entithly distinct varieties. OK
-GB-SC. . . . . .

T.B. It is expected that the .nme plant shall not be exhibited on
more than one oemsion.
F. Cape booths; in collections of 12 nth cly distinct varieties. (IN ur-
serynkn cannot iluor in this letter.) GR—SG—CE.
0. Cape broths; 9 entirely distinct varieties SG—CE—LS.
N.B. Nu person snit oc allowed to show in more than one of the
classes E, 1, and G.
H. Cape heaths single specimens displaying very superior culti ca-
tkin. LS —SK—St.t.
Calcrolanati, in sixes; In 11-inch pots. L 4 SK—Sit.
K. Carnations, in puss of 24 dntlnct varieties. Lit --SK—SR.
L. F.comcc., in paw of 24 distinct varieties. 14-SK—SB.
Y. Finks ; to pens 0424 &snort varieties. SK-511.
N.B. Carnations, pieccrtem and pinto, nne,t hr shown in boxes of
four Mors, of the following dumoslons: from centre to centre,
31 inches; from centre to outside, 24 do. ; depth nt lock 7 do.;
ditto front, 34 do. The Lee to he painted light green. No tol-
lections will be allowed to exhibit in which these conditions are
not ts minim,' with.
N. Single 'peen:liens of very superior cultivation. SO—CE—LS.
CLASS U.-FLOWERS ; for whkh all persons are admitted to egos
competition.

0. Store or erreenhome plants ;'3O plants. CFI—LQ-614
Culeeolariss, fuchsias, orchids, and pelargoniums, are ex-
cluded. Not mote than two duplicates Cllll he shown.
P. Store or greenhouse plants; 13 plant.. GK-0 B---SO.
N.B. Not more thin one duplicate cats be shown.
Q. Store or grecnhouse plants ; 10 plants. GB-BG--CE.
N.B. No duplicate allowed here. Exhibitors cannot show in more
than one of the classes tt, P. and Q.
E. Greenhouse usaleas ; in 12 distinct
B. Green': ouse azaleas; in 0 distinct varieties. SG-ClrL.
N.B. No one can show in both cLiseer of azaleas.
T. Collections of 12 new hardy evergreens grown in pots; conifers
excluded. CB—LS-31L.
Conifers, of new or very rare species, in not lees than the third
Tear of their growth, in sixes. CE-111-314
N.B. 2 antlNAnn only be thaws et the exhibition to July.
W. Peale FebleirMeirame gt mot beer OM IP weds. Of

--1.0-ok.
N.B. Banibitors cannot show in mare than one of the dunce
W, X, or Y.
X. Exotic orch.d. ; In collections of 12 speeds& 01C-08-80.
T. Exotic orchids; in e.liections of six specie.. GES—BG-1.11.
Z. Starlet pelargouiurns ; in six distinct ...melee, in pots net lees
than It inehry in diameter. L 8 -SK-211.
A.l. largenituns ;in stx aided species, exhibiting superior cold.
.aeon.
N.B. Bp the word verb% %meant the wild kinds imported hone
the cape or Good Dope, or New Holland, tuberous species in-
eleatve, and not Barden cross-hreda.
88. Taney pelargoniums; in sixes. Ls—SIC.—SB.
IX. Badmen, ; in collections of not fewer than six species, exhibit.
lag enprrior cultivation. 18-8 K - SB.
DD. Dlntinet earietiee of tall men in Sweet. 08-80— CE.
N.H. The GB and medals are not to be given if fewer than dz

IF. Lacs of 30 varieties in !nese bunchca, each consisting of three
Inner as they are gathered, so SS to exhibit, as far as possible, the
habit of the variety ; in 13 varieties. IS—SK-00.
N.B. No one who exhibits in this letter can like compete in the
hollowing.
37. items, exhibited as in the letter 1K and In 25 varieties. SK—
ill—C. (Private growers only can exhibit here.)
N. b. Higher medals than throe here offered fur lases cannot be
given by the judges; and If roses are t for exhibition
anthout attention to the regulations here ,Ssed, they yrUl
ON he allowed to compete.
00. Hardy orchids in pole, in collection.; exclusive of eypripedinms.
a.MI. Hardy cypripeclinens. SC—NH—C.
IL Cape terrestrial orthids, in not fewer than six species. IS—
!K—A&
statices ; in colleetions of six specks. BG—CE.—LS.
LL. I lardy fermt, cl:echo/is of 20 speeies. CH—LS-BH.
11X. Hardy dwarf herbaceous pamts, in collections of 20. CE—LB—
NN. New Pointy hybrid shrub.% exchniive of roses. 80— CE—LA.
N.B. It is certain that much may be effected by hybridizing
tints in common cultivation, curb as Bina., honeysuckles+,

00. Amarylkle. in rise,. SO—CE—LS.
PP. New or extreme!), rare ornamental plena In flower. BC.—Cdr
L 1
N.B. These medal. will be awarded by the welety's odleer% and
not by the meet judge.. exhibit°rs will particularly °Mee.
that none but new or rare plant: con be exhibitedunder thin
letter. Nabine will be mire ded as new which ha. been exhi-
bit.' in the irardrn in a previous reason.
BR Oleeellawom eub;ects. BK—SB--C.
N.B. Ezhibtars levier RR., will not be thereby entitled to a pa.
ticket. Cock...min, be tetra., hydrangeas, and boUqUcts,
are altogether excluded from exhibition. No Angie nimetmen
can receiee a medal under this head, which in merely intended
fee subjects of exhibition not °thermne provided for.
IS. Seedling Florist's lowers. elf --tiß —C.
N.B. Beery teething meet be /Mown singly, and marked with the
same It in to bear. The name seating cannot gain a prise
more than once in thew:men. Pelargoniums are to be thown
to pot", antfnet in a rut mite. No penes/a will be allowed to
exhibit afore than six wedlings at each meeting. Exhibitors
under thin head will not be thereby entitled to • pmeeticket.
Poe needling pelargoniums exhiLited the erat year no higher
prize shall be peen than a certificate, and this Is to be awarded
to flowers of decided merit. Seedling pelargoniums et the
anrood year must he shown In Fen not meaner than s4-Inch
pot", and each exhibitor may produce its of then, bid not •
lancer a=mber.
in addition t. any medal, meigned to the clams E. 0, and W, the
MK, SR and C ve offered for the wilections In those clams whit*
Wall be best named by the exhibitor.
N.B. TbeSockty's °Meer+, who will make this awszimweill be
guided In their Judgment by a confederation not of the
correetnetwoi the =amen,bind the accuracy of the rape, and
the seam.n of the wetting.
CLASS Ht. FRUIT; for which market gardeners, fruiterer, ere
paeans in tke habit of regularly supplying the market, and private
growers, exhibit Independently of arch ether.
N.B. All fruit must be wanokddly ripe for market, well colour,
arel propeily namedm by the exhibitor as far as prattle:Ale ;If
the °admire, be dbvivalificeL
TT. Mineellancoun Fruit, coneWng of at leant three different kinds,
Peaches and Nectarines being considered as only one kind. LO.-
OK.—GB.
N.B. Cucumbers, tomato., gourds, and similar kitchen garden
produce, are excluded from thin letter. Exhibitors of ahree.
nowt of fruit iLeuld beer in mind that however floe mew two
of the Undo in thls collection limy be, they cannot pin a prise
unless they furnish ot beset three different kinds of Ma of
Met-rote malit.
vv. Cupp. SG—CE-1.11.
WW. Queen and block Jamaica
tee, SO—CE—Le,
XX. Prividenee and other Pilo-apple% oCrCr
TT. reaches cc nectarine', m di•tics of fil eject:acne. SK—SB.
=. Other 4112610 f fruit. -tilt—C.
Jenore.—The judges have the power of increasing or diminishing
the number and oat ue of the ',dear reethtln offered by the society for
parneular object=, And also of conferring silver medals 07 the small
certificate, in a..en not contemplated in the.. regulation', if they
think it nom .° to do m.
The judge. are al. require.' to bear In mind that the soelety'n re-
ward. are °Ore.', lore for new and curtain obleote, thee for line elre-
Maens of henwieurd Mill, the design of theouttneil in ineutudng
these meeting+, being not so mirk to encourage the collector,
reward the What gardener. They are also Out to make any award in
eakw where the object+ exhibitel du not atone worthy a medal ;
etherwia a had -login exhibeecal might obtain • prier, merely be-
cause thereto nu better exhibition of the ~.une eihas t op2ote It.

CCHILDREN'S HAIR.-ItOWLAND'S
31 ACASSA It OIL nourishes the HAIR In its embryo Sete,
sorierates its growth, swains it in matmity, and continues the
possession of healthy vigour, silky softness, and Insurioes rerhan-
&mei., to the latest period of hum. life. Genial and purifying, it
dispels all scum and 'mourns., and renders the use of the flne.contb
unneceosary. Beware of tiPtillIOUS IMITATIONS I!—The genuine
article has the wont.% " ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL" on the
wrariper. Price 3s. dd. ; 7..; ter ily bottles (equal to four anallt,
Ins. 6d.: and double that sine, tin per bottle. &ild by the Propriets.
at 20, Ratan-garden, London, and by all Chemists and Perfumer.