The Sun.
London, England, 1848-06-13 00:00:00

CLASS 111.

Uncommon Tropical Fiuits2-7Silver gilt, Mr.
Pine Apples, in single specimens (Queen's)—L'""
silver, 1, Brewin.
Black Jamaicas, Otaheites, &c.—Silver banksian,
Mr. Chapman.
Providences—Silver knightian, Mr. Davis.
Grapes, the heaviest single bunch of any kind—Sii.ger
knightian, 1, Mr. S. Bathes; silver knightiao, 1, fit'
Davis.
er,
Black Hamburgh, Black Prince, &c.—Large silo
Mr. Ingram; silver knightian, 7, Mr. Flemming; gir96;
er
batutsian, 3, Mr. Cox; large silver, 1, Mr. Davis; silver
knightian, 3, Mr. Mitchell; silver baaksian, 2,
Chapman.
White Muscadines, Sweetwaters, &c.—Silver banker'
6, Mr. Challis.

Muscats—Large silver, 2, Mr. Ingram.
Frontignants—Silver banksian, 1, Mr. Toy.
.40;
Peaches, in sixes—Silver knightian, 7, Mr• x 4-4,..
silver banksian, 6, Mr. Turnbull; certificate, 2,
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Groom; silver banksian, 1, Mr. Davis. O
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Nectarines, in sixes—Silver knightian, 1, Air. 3
ham; silver banksian, 2, Mr. Foggo; silver knightise,
Mr. Evans.
Figs, in sixes—Silver banksian, 3, Mr. Fogg();
ficate, 4, Mr. Braid.
Cherries in dishes of 11b. each (black)—Silver 104.
slan, 1, Mr. SHOW.
Strawberries, one dish each (British Queen, PI
Silver banksian, 2, Mr. Elliot; certificate, 1. Mr. 1411p50.
Keens heedling, &c.—Silver banksian, 5, gr. •
sons; certificate, 1, Mr. Stowe.
Melons, one specimen each (the heaviest)
--SiDer
knightian, Mr. Carson; silver knightian, Mr. Gads
The best flavoured—Silver knightian, 11, hir•
ming; silver banksian, 3, Mr. Ingram; certificates "
Snow; silver knightian, 2, Mr. Gadd.

CLASS IV.
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Greenhouses Azaleas, in six distinct varieties----
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silver, 1, Mr. Green. ell
Six distinct varieties of Tall Cacti in floWev-
bankbian, 1, Mr. Green. 1,
Statices, in collection of six species—Silver g""
Mr. Glendinning.
Single specimens of very superior cultivation, or
eluding everything which can be shown singly °or.
letters, and plants not in flower—Silver gat, 12'. et,
Ivison ; certificate of excellence, 5, Mr. Jack; large s" rti•
9, Mr. Taylor; silver gilt, 21, Messrs. Frazertrire
ficate of excellence, 3, Mr. Epps; large silver, 2, -51 e"
Pamplin.
Miscellaneous subjects—Silver knightian, 2, ,ur*
liams; silver banksian, 14, Mr. Green; certificate'
Mr. Jack. Ant ell'
Hardy dwarf herbaceous plants, of very super
tivation, in collections of 20—Certificate of ex"'
1, Mr. Wood. f or/
Hardy Ferns, in collections of 10 specie,§ 401
superior cultivation—Large silver 1, Mr. ""3 gr•
silver knightian, 2, Mr. Taylor; silver banksilint
Wood.

Roses in pots, in colleccliAioSnssvo.f 12 distinct ."-iletibirpk.
Certificate of excellence, 111, Mr. Terry; g°„:1,1; oer'
sian, 1, Messrs. Lane; silverr. 4, Messrs. •'"
tifieate of excellence, 2, m
Roses of 50 varieties in looserb4unenteQh.es each etibisil
of three trusses as they are gathered, so'as to 811.-0,4 of
far as possible, the habit of the varieties—CO." 1- srs.
excellence, 3, Messrs. Paul; large silver, 1,
Lane; silver knightian, 5, Mr. Laing rie
Roses, exhibited as in the precedin.g and in 31
ties—Large silver, 2, Mr. Terry; silv9er knight'a-'
Mr. Dixon; silver banksian, 1, Mr. Slows.
Cape Heaths, in collections of 15 entire distinct °lt
ties.—Gold knightian, 1, Mr. Mylam; Gold banksital'ola
Mr. May; gold knightian, 1, Messrs. Rollinston; g
banksian, 2, Messrs. Fairbairne. inet
Cape Heaths, in collections of nine entirely diStoei.
varieties.—Silver gilt, 1, Mr. Green; certificate of °lip
lence, 2, Mr. Taylor; silver gilt, 2, Mr. Ayres; Or'
cute of excellence, 1, Mr. Pamplin.
Cape Heaths, single specimens displaying very g!irer
rior cultivation.—Large silver, 3, Mr. Kinghorne;
knightian, 2, Mr. Brown; silver banksian, 1, Mr.
lon; large silver, 1, Messrs. Fraser; silver knightian,
Mr. Fawley; silver banksian, 2, Messrs. Rollinson.
Pelargoniums, in six distinct species, exhibiting or.
rior cultivation.—Silver gilt, 1, Mr. Stanley.
Fancy Pelargoniums, in sixes.—Silver gilt, 1, -
Gaines.

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CLAMP VI.
New or extremely rare ornamental plants in flovier.
Silver gilt, Messrs. Veiteb; certificate of excellence;
Mr. Mylam ; large silver, Messrs. Veitch ; silL6
knightian, Messrs. Henderson; silver banksian; Mtn
Green.
Extra Good Writing.—Silver knightian, Mr. MY1,..„,.11°3;
silver banksian, Mr. Donald (No. 1); certificate, Mew'
Rollinson.

RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS-
LI VERFOOL, JUNE 12.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—With a very limited amount of
e
ness doing, the market has been very firm. The sales orlol,
Lancashire and Yorkshire, Fifths, 134 dis. —Ditto, 1,0,5 t
Shares, Preference, 6s. 3d. p. - Ditto, Fifths (111,,,,0‘,4erti,
Riding Union), 3:s, dis,—London and North-`7",isr-
-1221/.2—Ditto, 401. Shares (L. and M.), 81/ hester,
ters, 11/3 p.—Ditto, Quarters (C), 21/$ p.—blanch
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, Quarters, No. 1, 472 rlef
Ditto, Docks, 111 dis.—Midland Stock, 101—Ditto, 5,01
Halves, 61/2 c. dis.—North Union (A), 202—Shrews
and Chester, 101. Shares, Preference, 234 p.—South
and Dover, No. 2, 1034 dis.—Ditto, No. 3, 93/ii "A 3. ....f
No. 4, Thirds, 3 dis. —York,
.Newcastle, and Berwick t. 38,,,
E. Purchase), 1 c. p.—York and North Midland,
Ditto (East and West Riding Extension), 307 ii•
MANCLIESfER, JUNE 12. LAO'
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The sales are—Birkenhead,re
a P
shire, and Cheshire Junction, 7 5-16 dis.—Dublin n 110." bite
gheda, 321,"2—East Lancashire, New, Pis dis,"""
and Yorkshire, 321. Shares (late Extension), 6,4fereuce:,
Ditto' ( West Riding Union), 3 11-16 dis.—Ditto,
5-16 p.—London and North—Western, M. and 1;' t'.
(A and B), 1 9-16 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, 1111 a
,_hire,
shire, Quarters, No. 1, 4,4 dis.--North Staffori,
dis.— South-Eastern and Dover, No. 4, 2 15-16 die.

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On the 7th inst., at Portman-square, Mrs. E. a ‘4.
of a son, still-born. of it u'
On the Bth inst., at Hallplace, Barks, the lady
Morgan, Esq., King's Dragoon Guards, of a son. wife of
On the Bth inst., at Weeke, near Winchester, the
T. Hitchcock, Esq., M.D. of a daughter, still-bores
On the 9th inst., at the house of her father, W. BakeV.
Chester-terrace, Regent's-park, the wife of the Ref'
Tomlinson, of a son. a IL S".
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phenson, of a son. lady of
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Prickett, Esq., of a son.
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General Clarges, to Anna Maria, daughter of Sir T. A"
bridge, Bart., of Sandhill-park, Somerset. M see'
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D.D., J. E. A. Dolby, Esq., of Old Brompton, blidcliestioase'
Jessie, daughter of T. Sladen, Es q., hi rclough
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Rev. W. B. Hole, rector of Woolfardisworthy, „'''''' °
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fall, aged 90.
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only daughter of Dr. Mo-eley Physician to Chelsea Ow r.
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T. Edwards, aged 44. (age'
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On the 9th inst., at Bedford-square, Jane, the wile
Robertson, Esq. Eliza, the lvi fe of
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Butler, Esq., ed 70. Plant'
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aged 48. Willieb
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Ann, relict of the late R. Vizer, Esq., of St. 31icbae,'
Bristol, aged 87.
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