The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-05-30 00:00:00

MISCELLANEOUS

Exotic Orchidacem (six specimens, all distinct
species) : Ist prize, Mr. A. Farrie ; '2nd prize, ditto ;
3rd prize, Mr. I. Hadwin.

Exotic Orchidacem (four specimens, all distinct spe-
cies): Ist prize, Mr. A. Farrie ; 2nd prize, Mr. I. Had-
win ; 3rd prize, firs. Lorrimer.

Miscellaneous collection of Stove or Greenhouse
Plants (eight specimens, all distinct species): Ist prize,
Mr. A. Farrie ; 2nd prize, Mr. Hornby (highly com-
mended) ; 3rd prize, Mr. W. C. Hope.

Miscellaneous collection of Stave or Greenhouse
Plants (four specimens, all distinct species): Ist prize,
Mr. A. Farrie ; 2nd prize, Mr.W. C. Hope, H. Conolly,
gardener; 3rd prize, Mrs. Lorrimer ; extra prize, Mr.
J. C. Hope, Mr. Hornby (commended).

SINGLE SPECIMENS.

Azalea (greenhouse): Ist prize, not awarded.; 2nd
prize, Mr. A. Farrie ; 3rd prize, not awarded.
Heath: Ist
,prize, Mrs. Lorrimer, R. Bulfield, gar-
dener ; 2nd, and 3rd prizes, not awarded.
Fusehia (grown in one stein) : Ist prize, Mr. W.
Preston ; 2nd prize, Mr. J. Nicholson ; 3rd prize, Mr.
W. Preston.

Nticy Pelargonium : Ist prize, Messrs. Thomas Davis and
Co.; 2nd prize, Mr. Ck. Arkle ; 3rd prize, Mrs. Stringer.
Pelargonium : Ist prize, Messrs. Davis and Co. ; 2nd prize,
Mrs. Stringer; 3rd prize, Miss S. J. Yates.
Orchidaceous Plant : Ist priz3, Mrs. Jerrard Lee ; 2nd
prize, Mr. I. Hadwin ; 3rd prize, Mr. A. Farrie ; Extra
prize, Mr. J. B. Leatherbarrow.

Stove Plant : Ist prize, Mr. Edward Astley ; Extra prize,
Mr. A. Farrie.

Greenhouse Plant: Ist prize, Mr. E. Moon ; 2nd prize,
Mr. A. Fairie ; 3rd prize, Mr. Adam- Gladstone, Grant,
gardener ; extra prize, Messrs. Davis and Francis.
Herbaceous Plant, grown in pot, not less than two months:
Ist prize, not awarded ; 2nd prize, Mr. B. P. Peake ; 3rd
prize, not awarded.

Hardy Shrub (grown in plt, not less than two months) :
Ist prize, Mr. J. Gray : 2nd prize, Messrs. Davis and Co. ;
3rd prize, Mr. J. Gray.

MIBCELLANEOUS GROUPS,

Basket of Plants in pots : Ist prize, Mrs. Lorrimer ; 2nd
prize, Mr. N. Martindale ; 3rd prize, Mr. J. Liveraidge.

Collection of Cut Flowers (24 specimens named) : Ist
prize, Mr. J. Arkle ; 2nd prize, Mr. C. Rowden ; 3rd prize,
Mr. J. Campbell.
Boquet for the Hand : Ist prize, Mr. J. B. Leatherbarrow ;
2nd prize, Messrs. Davis and Francis ; 3rd prize, Mr. N.
Martindale.

Cut Roses (twenty-four specimens, all distinct and named
varieties) : Ist prize, Mr. H. Hornby. The other prizes were
not awarded.

Cut Roses (twelve specimens, all distinct and named
varieties) : Ist prize, Mr. W. Preston ; 2ud, and 3rd prizes,
not awarded.

Cut Roses (eight specimens, all distinct and named
varieties): Ist prize, Mr. W. Preston ; 2nd, and 3rd prizes,
not awarded.

Stand of pansies, (24 specimens, all distinct varie'iea)
lat prize, Mr. T. Brunditt, Joseph Wakefield, gardener; 2nd
prize, Mr. William Wric"- Mr. James Moss,

; 3rd prizo,

Extra Ornamental Plants : Mr; harms Dalton
Variegated Plants : Mr. A. Farrie.

Pine apple (one specimen) : Ist prize; Mr. John Moss,
Bunches of white grapes (two speciMens): Ist prize, Mr.
Thomas Moss ; 2nd prize, Mr. 11. Littledale, G. smith,
gardener ; 3rd prize, Thomas Dalton, Joseph Pratt,
Bunches of black grapes (two specimens) : Ist
_
Gardner, It. Dewey, hone" -

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gardener ; 2t.d prize, R. C. Gard
Young, gardener.,

ner ; 3rd prize Mr. Thomas E. Moss,

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Melions (seven specimens) : lat prize, Mrs. Richardson,
J. Calder, gardener ; 2nd prize, Mrs. Richardson ; 3rd prize,
Mr. J. Nicholson, A. Clark, gardener.
Apples (six specimens, table) : Ist prize, Mr, William

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Mann, R. Marchfall, gardener; 2nd prize, Mr. E.Bates, job a
Turner, gardener ; 3rd prize, Mr. E. Bates.
Apples, culinary (six specimens) : Ist prize, Mr. E. 13r3!"'
John Turner, gardener ; 2nd prize, Mr. E. Bates; 3rd pior
Mr. S. P. Hope, David Whyte, gardener.
Pears (six specimens) : Ist prize, not awarded ;
Mr. I. Molyneux, R. Ferguson, gardener ; 3rd prize, v
awardec 20 pri
of
ze!

Strawberries, a dish (twenty-four specimens) : Ist p"7'
Mr. N. Martindale, John Matthews, gardener; 2nd, P,.10:
Mr. G Greenhall, M.P.. George Rose, gardener ; 3rd P.—
Mr. W. Rishton, John Clements, gardener.
Gooseberries, a dish : Ist prize, Mr. J. Moss ; 2nd priz''
Miss Simpson ; 3rd prize, Mr. T. B. Leatherbarrow. R.
Currants, red, a dish : Ist prize, Mr. J. Leversidr ; 'zc
Adamson, gardener; 2nd prize, Mr. W. Mann ;
Mr. J. Molyneux.

Currants, white, a dish : Ist and 2nd prize, Mr. 14 ;
3rd prize, a
Mr.Pr'Z . not
Cherries, dish : Ist prize, Mr. J. Moss ; 2nd ,
Preston, awarded ; 3rd prize, Mr. W. A drsW Atac`.
gardener.
Shaddock : Mr. T. Dalton.

VEGETABLES

Best collection of vegetables (six specimens)
ist
E. Bates; 2nd prize, Mrs. Stringer; 3rd prize,
Jeffery, Win. Potter, gardener

Cucumbers two
prize, Mr. J. Gree

..nens : Ist prize, Mr. J. Green; ""
3rd prize, Mr. J. B. Leatherhairoar.
a,
specimens) : Ist prize, MissS sd°cd.
Maley, gardener ; second, and third prize, not awar
Brocoli (two specimens) : let prize, Mr. J. It. Jeffery, 23rd
ze, Mr. Thomas Mories, Thomas Thomson, gardener

Catiliflwers (two

Prize, Mr. J. Learmont. g
Cabbages (two specimens :) Ist prize, Mr. Jamey-right!
2nd prize, Mr. Thomas Daltou ; 3rd prize, Mr. Win'
Daniel Shakeshaft, gardener

3rd Pr'i"

Lettuce (two specimens): Ist prize, Mr.
Wharing, gardener; 2nd prize, Mr J. Nicholson;
Miss Simpson.

Potatoes, a dish of (twelve specimens): ,Ist P3nr:zol
Wm. Wright; 2nd prize, Mr. R. C. Gardener;
Mr. R. C. Gardener.

Peas, a dish: Mrs. Stringer took the three prizeslt. Clare,
French Beans, a dish : Ist prize, Mr. R. Been,
gardener; 2nd, and 3rd prize, Mr. Thomas Dalton. ion ;
Curled Parsley, a dish : Ist prize, Mr. Thom'l3l
2ad prize, Mr. James Green ; 3rd prize, Miss S'nlPson' airs'
Bunch of Onions (six specimens) : let prize, .511.* 3-* j g
towe ; 2ud price, Mr. P. Crew ; 3rd prize, lur*
J effery

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Bates

Bunch of Carrots (six specimens) : Ist prize,
2nd, and 3rd prizes, not awarded. 1-1" r.
Turnips, a bunch (six specimens) : Ist prize, 111 r.
mont ; 2nd prize, Mr. W. Preston.
Bunch of Celery (six specimens): Mrs. Stringer tong
the prizes under this class.

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Bunch of Asparagus: Ist prize, Mr. W. ganniir
M‘Fall, gardener ; 2nd prize, Mr. W. Bayne,'
gardener; 3rd prize, Mrs. Stringer. gr,
Bunch of Rhubarb (three specimens): Ist prizet_ded. •
Bates; 2nd prize, Mr. G. Arkle; 3rd prize, not award