The Sun.
London, England, 1864-10-20 00:00:00

FRUIT.

Pine Apple, Queen—Mr B. Mobbs, gardener to Mr W,
B, Tyringham, Newport Pagnell, second class certificate.
Pino Apple, any variety except Queen—Mr T. Ingram,
gardener to her Majesty, Frogmore, Windsor, first class
certificate—Mr J. Jefferson, gardener to Mr W. Gursiee
Charlton-house, Worksop, second do.
Grapes, white, any variety, three bunches—Mr W.
Meads, gardener to Mr R. Currie, Farnborough, first class
certificate—Mr A. Ingram, gardener to Mr J. J. Blandy,
Highgrove, Reading, second do.
Grapes, black, any variety, three branches—Messrs. H.
Lane and Son, nurserymen, Great Berkhampstead, first
class certificate; Mr J. W. Potts, gardener to Mr M.
Phillips, Stratford-upon-Avon, and Mr W. Meade, gardener
to Mr R. Currie, Farnborough (equal), second do.
Apples, dessert, six. dishes, distinct kinds—Mr S. Ford,
gardener to Mr W. E. Hubbard, near Horsham, first class
certificate—Mr T. Ingram, gardener to her Majesty, Frog-
more, and Messrs. G. and I. Lane, nurserymen, St. Mary's
Cray, Kent (equal), second do.
Apples, desert, three dishes, distinct kinds—Mr S. Ford
gardener to Mr Hubbard, near'Horsham, first class certifi.
cate—Mr Hall, gardener to Capt. Tyrrell, R.N., Fordhook,
Ealing, second do.
Apples, kitchen, three dishes, distinct kinds—Mr Scrym-
ger, gardener to Mr R. Palmer, Reading, first class certifi-
cate—Mr Lee, gardener to Field Marshal Viscount Corn-
bermere, Whitchurch, and Messrs G, and J. Lane, St.
Mary's Cray, Kent (equal) second do.
Pears, dessert, six dishes, distinct kinds—Mr T. Ingram,
gardener to her Majesty, Frogmore, first class certificate—
Mr Scrymger, second do.
Pears, dessert, three eistinct kinds—Mr Sage, gardener
to Earl Brownlow, Ashridge, near Great Berkhampstead,
first class certificate—and Mr Ford, gardeher to Mr Hub-
bard, near Horsham, second do.
Pears, kitchen, three dishes, distinct kinds—Mr Bentley,
gardener to the Duke of St Albans, Thames Ditton, first
class certificate—Mr Redden, Rossway, near Great Berk-
hampstead, second do,
Peaches, single dish—Mr Ingram, gardener to her Ma-
jesty, Frogmore, first class certificate—and Mr Ward, Head-
ington-hill, Oxford, second do.
Plums, single dish—Mr Mobbs, gardener to Mr W. B.
Tyringham, first class certificate- —and Mr Sayers, gardener
to Mr E. Ellis, Epsom, second do.
Currants, single dish--Mr G. Tivey, gardener tc Mr L.
Ames. St Albans, first class certificate—and Mr Ford, gar-
dener to Mr Hubbard, second do.
Figs, single dish—Mr Sayers, gardener to Mr E. Ellis,
Epsom, first class certificate—Mr Rogerson, gardener to
Mr E. B. Brown, Acton, second do.
Miscellaneous—Mr Potts, gardener to Mr M, Phillips,
for one dish of oranges, first class certificate—Messrs Lane
and Son, Great Berkharnpstead, for collection of cut grapes,
do.—Mr 'Williams, gardener to the Hon. Mrs Ives, for a
basket of citrons, do.

VEGETABLES AND ROOTS.

Potatoes, six kinds of kidneys, 12 tubers of each—Mr
A. Moffatt, gardener to Viscount Maynard, Dunmow, first
class certificate.
Potatoes, six kinds, rounds, 12 tubers of each—Mr A.
Moffatt, first class certificate—Mr S. Ford, gardener to Mr
W. E. Hubbard, near Horsham, second do,
Onions, 12—Mr J, B. Whiting, gardener to Mrs Hope,
Dorking, first class, certificate—Mr G. Scrywger, gardener
to Mr R. Palmer, Reading, second do.
Carrots, 12—Mr J. B. Whiting, first class certificate—
Mr J. Veitch, Royal Exotic Nursery, Chelsea, second do.
Beet, six roots—Mr J. B. Whiting, first class certificate
—Mr J. Drewitt, gardener to Mrs Cubitt, Dorking,
second do.

Turnips, 6—Mr S. Ford, gardener to Mr W. E. Hub-
bard, near Horsham, first class certificate—Mr J. Drewett,
gardener to Mrs Cubitt, the Denbies, Dorking, second do.
Salsify, 12 roots—➢lr J, Drewett, first class certificate
—Mr E, Morris, gardener to Mr R. Bright, Aldbury,
second do.

Scorzonera, 12 roots—Mr J. B. Whiting, gardener to
Mrs Rope, Dorking, first class certificate--Mr J. Drewett,
second.

Pats, 1 dish—Mr G. Tivey, gardener to Mr L. Ames,
St. Albans, third class certificate,
Brussels sprouts, 3 plants—Mr G. Scrymger, gardener
to Mr R. Palmer, Reading, first class certificate.
Broccoli, 6 heads—Mr J. B. Whiting, gardener to Mrs
Hope, Dorking, first class certificate—Mr Ford, gardener
to Mr W. E. Hubbard, Horsham, second cl).
Cab' age, savoys, 6 head—Mr W. Young, gardener to
Mr R. Barclay, Highgate, first class certificate.
Cabbage, any variety except savoy, 6 heads—Mr S. Ford,
first class certificate.

Endive, 6 heads—Mr J. Masters, West-hill, Highgate,
first class certificate—Mr W. Young, second do.
Mushrooms, dish of—Mr W. Young, first class certificate
—Mr W. Rogerson, gardener to Mr E. B. Browne, Acton,
second do.

Miscellaneous—Mr W. Young, gardener to Mr R. Bar.
clay, for large gourl, 1231 b, first class certificate—Mr H.
Bentley, gardener to Lord St. Leonards, ono dish of pota-
toes, do.—Mr J. Veitch, Chelsea, for potato chardon for
feeding cattle, do.