Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-22 00:00:00

The slow Of flowers was of

some of the specimens of cut
beautiful, and artistically arran

devices and baskets of flowers.
plants exhibited by the Earl
attention as being of the rarest. I
Leatherbarrow, was an extensive
teen from the subjoined list of
L. The sf
s, were r

V ma;_rnitic

department of the
tion. Several bunt
the Earl of Derby ar

shOw suipass,

ies of grapes.
ad W. Pilkirg

PLANTS,
Stove (fou

PRIVATE GROWERS.
Leatherbarrow, Esq.
ley,Esq.; 2, Mr. Nutt

Greenhotise

Leatherbarrow, Esq.,
varieties) : J. B. Leath
men): Earl of Derby.
G. Tilsley, Esq. ; 2, Mr
B. P. Crockett. Roses,

2, Thomas Fai:

herbarrow, Esq.
Pelargoniums,
r. Nuttal. Rose

R. I'. Crockett. Colle

tion of ()rnain

2, J. B. Leatherbairow

specimen) : 1 and 2, Ri
tills) : Rev. R. P. Croc
J. B. Leatherbarrow,
R. P.. Crockett,. 2, Earl
Robert Birrell, Esq.
Tilsley, Esq.• Verbena
'Esq. ; 2, Robert Bitre
W. G. Tilsley,
Thomas Fairclongh,
Plants, in pots (not les:

)bert Bir
kett. C

sq. Ferns
of Derby.
Coxcombs

Herbaceous
sq.; 2, Rev

CUT FLOW

Antirrhinums (six va'
(eight varities) : 11, Ea
specimens): 1 and 2, J
Thomas, Heyes. Car:
Earl of Derby. Pica
Thomas Fairelough.
Sweet Peas (stand of) : 2, E. tr• Cc
blooms) : 1 and. 2, S..Blinston. Dal
2, 'S. Blinston. Extra Prizes (mode

rieties) ; land
Irl'of Derby ;

2, Thomas Preston

,ntai Plant

Plant' (in

ieties) : 1, 1
ieties) : 1, E

PRIZES

Lds) : 1 and
idiana Wainc

COTTAGERS
• Window Plants (in dower, four kin
Window Pkurts (two kinds) : 1, WI
Vegetables (six kinds) : 1, Thomas H
ables (four kinds) : 1 and 2, Peter Ge___
than four 'varieties): 1, Joseph Rothwell ,
of Herbs (six varieties) : 1, William Wain(

Pine Apple : Wm. Pilkington, Esq. Black Grapc
1, Earl of Derby ; 2, W. Pilkington, Esq. WI
1 and 2, Earl. of Derby. Peaches (six
Neetarines (six) : Earl of Derby. 3
George Beesley. Cherries

buueltes
of Derby
Cearns, Esq. , .
cute pound) : -John; Ilioughtot
24) : J. B. Leatherbarrow
1' and 2, Peter Forber
B. Leatherbnirow. Eso

ter Go]
of Fru
er GOr
,seph

Gooseherric

Gooseberries (b 3
2, E. P. Cearns
Masson iltect

_ .
Tanis, (one pound) : Itiehaid
Joseph Ituthwell. White Cl]

Rev. it. P:Croci

VEGETABLES,

Peas,(dish Of 36 pods) : 1 and 2, Elizabeth Cool
(dish of 36 pods) : 1 and 2, Earl of Derby. B
1, John. Houghton ; 2, Thomas Fairelough. Ca
1 and 2, E. P. Ceains, Esq. Cabbage,
Thomas Fltirelough; 2, Richard Massey. ,
Earl of •Derby; Mrs,' Cook.'" Cucumbers (two
Beesley; 2 Thomas Heyes. Turnips • (six) : 1, (le&
2, , Peter, ,Gore. Carrots (twelve): 1, Elizabqth
Gore. C'urfed Parsley (dish of) : 1, George Be(
Heyes. • Rhubarb ' (six sticks, by weight) : 1,
Thomas Fairelough. Onions (eight, by weight):
2, J. B. Leatherbarrow, Esq. Leeks :• 1 and. 2, Pete,r
toes, 19drieys (24): 1, Earl of Derby ; 2, Richd. Masse}

s will I

saw th

ie prat

!, J.
W, Til:
2,'J. 13

an: Wain

ler Gore
Veget

mond (24): 1, Richard Massey ; 2, Ednhind 'Sephtun. Vegc
Marrow (2) : 1 and 2, Elizabeth Cook. Basket of Vegetables•(i
varieties): 1, ,Peter Gore ; 2, E.' P.:Cearns, Ego. Basket of
t.ebl.(four varieties): Georgeßeesley. Basket of Utebs. (1
varieties) • Farl of Derby. Black Currants (extra) : JoSeph 1
well. Red Currants (extra): John ,lioughton. ' Whitt,' Cur
(extra) ; Edmund Sephton.

POULTRY

In this department of the show the. speei
were not so numerous as on former oee
judges were of opinion that. in quality a''ti
pens was never exhibited at any show
townsmen carried off prizes
Werrall and Mr. S

amongst th

successful. A pen of buff cochinlehina pi
by this gentleman, was pronounced by the jr
of the best ever exhibited. The prizes wei

POULTRY; &c.
ClassT. Spanish : 1, Jacob Garlick, Th•geia-Str
Captain W. Hornby,.R.N..Knowsley Cottage.
Class 11. Chickens : 1, Thomas Robinson, the G
J. Parker, 1' tog Ilall-lane,, -Warrington.
Class lIT. Dorking : Captain W. llornby.
Class IV. Chickens: I and.2;,Capiain W. Hornl
Class V., Cochin China (huff) : 1, Thomas Str
Liverpool;, Copple, Eccieston.
Class VI. COthin Chhia (broNVn or part-
Miss V. W. iv-- WP-

, Aughton.
1, William'

, . Musgrove, est Tow
Class VII. Cochin China (white)
}liar, St. Ifelens,
Class VIII. Chickens ; 1, Thomas Stretch
rington. '

mens exhi

Class IX. Brahma Pootra :.1 and 2, Richard

Preston

, •
Class X. Golden Spangled Hamburg
House, Knotty'Ash.
Class XI. Golden Pencilled HamburL

Class XII. Silver Spangled . Hamburg : 1,
James Dixon, North Park, Bradford.
Class XIII. Silver Pencilled Hamburg : Jame:
Class XIV. Chickens : William Pierce.
Class XV. Polish Fowl (any variety) : 1 and
Bradford
Class

XVI. Game (Black-breasted and othe
Sutherland, Burnley, cup; 2, Gilbert H. Mc
Aigburth.
Class XVII. Game (Duclwing and other Gr
Brown, Pole-street, Preston; 2, Francis Wnrr
House

XIX. Chickens : 1, °James Hohne, Know
Lyon, Carr Lodge.
Class 'XX. Bantams (Gold and Silver Laced) :
Bayley; Ickwell IlouSe, Biggleswade ; 2, Henry
Grove, West Derby • .

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