The Sun.
London, England, 1856-07-10 00:00:00

LARGE SILVER GILT MEDAL.

Mr. Barter, gardener to A. Basset, Esq., Stamford Hill
—for 16 stove and greenhouse plants.
Mr. Moi ris, gardner to Coles Child, Esq., Bromley—
for 10 stove and greenhouse plants.
Mr. Rhodes—for 6 stove and greenhouse plants.
Messrs Fraser—for 6 kalosanthus.
Mr. Mortimer, gardener to J. It. Scott, Esq., Hornsey
—for 6 tall cactus.
Mr. Jackson, nurseryman, Kingston—for 20 variegated
plants.
Mr. Carson—for 6 exotic orchids
Mr. Bray, gardener to Baron Goldsmidt, Regent's•park
—for 6 fuchsias.
_ Mr. Gaines, nurseryman, Battersea—for 12 pelargoni-
ums.
Mr. Barnes, gardener to Lady Rolle —for specimens of
84 conifera plants from the aborateca bieton.
Mr. Weir, gardener to J. Hodgson, Esq., the Elms,
Hampstead—for 10 pelargoniums.
Mr. Fleming, Trentham, for miscellaneous collection of
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fruits.
Mr. Glendenning—for 3 dishes of grapes.
LARGE SILVER MEDAL.

Mr. Williams, gardener to Miss Trail, Hay's-place,
Bromley—for 6 stove and greenhouse plants.
Mr. Glendenning, nurseryman, Chiswick—for 10 Cape
heaths.
Mr. Williams—for 8 Cape heaths.
Mr. Roser, gardener to J. Branbury, Esq., Streatham—
for 6 Cape heaths.
Mr. Morris—for 6 exotic orchids.
Mr. Turner—for 6 fancy pelargoniums.
Mr. Windsor—for 6 fancy pelargoniums.
Mr. Turner—for 6 pelargoniums.
Mr. Constantine, gardener to C. Mills, Esq., Hillingdon,
Middlesex—kr miscellaneous collection of fruit.
Mr. Jones, Dawlas Iron Works Company—for 4 pine
apples.
SILVER GILT MEDAL.

Mr. Rhodes, gardener to J. PhOpot, Esq., Stamford-
hill— for 10 stove and green houge plants.
Mr. Peed—for 6 stove and greenhouse plants.
Mr. Green, gardener to Sir E. Autrobus—for 6 tall cactus.

Messrs. Eraser—for 10 Cape heaths.
Mr. Rhodes--for g Cape heaths.
Mr. Pe d—for 6 Cape heaths.
Mr. Harlock, gardenei to W. R. Nutter, Esq., Wan-
ste:id, Essex—for 6 C spe heaths.
31-:issrs. Lee, nurserymen, Hammersmith, for 20 varie-
gated plants.
Mr. Fletcher, gardener to Dr. Young, Kennington-lane
—for 12 exotic ferns.
Mr. Baillie, gardener to W. C. Carbonell°, Esq., Mr.:,
row-ro .d— for 30 British ferns.
Mr. Dedinsm, gardener to G. Foster, Esq., the Holme,
Regent's-park—for 6 exotic orchids.
Mr. Turner, nurseryman, Slough—for 6 calceolarias.
Mr. Dobson-,- nurseryman, Isleworth—for 6 fuchsias.
Mr. Windsor, gardener to E. Blythe, Esq., Hampstead—
for 10 pelargoniums.
Messrs. Fraser—for 6 fancy pelargoniums.
Mr. Bray—for 6 fancy pelargoniums.
Mr. Turner—for 3 pelargoniums.
Mr. Weatherill, gardener to Dr. Macnil, Hornsey-road—
for 3 pelargoniums.
Mr. Holder—for 6 pelargoniums.
Messrs. Paul, nurserymen, Cheshunt—for 50 cut roses.
Miss Palmer, 46, Portland-place—for 25 cut roses.
Mr. Weatherill—for 12 plants of verbenas.
Mr. May-‘—for plants of clipledenial and ixora.
Mr. Barnes, Bicton—for 4 pine apples.
Mr. Mitchel, nurseryman, Brighton—for 3 dishes of
grapes.
Mr. Henderson, gardener to Sir J. Beaumont, Coleorton
Hall—for 121 b. of grapes.
Mr. Boyd, gardener to Viscount Dillon, Dytchly—for 1
dish of Black Prince grapes. •
Mr. Tillyard—for 1 dish of white muscadine grapes.
Mr. Clarke—for 1 dish of muscats.
Mr. Tillyard—for 1 dish of frontignacs.
Mr. Mitchel, Brighton—for 1 dish of grapes (Marchio.
ness of Hastings).
Mr. Clark, gardener to R. Hanbury, Esq., Herts—for 1
dish of peaches.
Mt. Frost, gardener to E. L. Betts, Esq., Preston Hall,
Maidstone—for 4 dishes of peaches and nectarines.
Messrs. Lane—for a collection of fruit trees, in pots.
Mr. Snow, gardener to Earl de Grey, Wrest Park—for
seedling grape.

SUNDAY MUSIC FOR THE PEOPLE.-At a meeting of.
the Salford town council held yesterday, a large majority
voted for the expulsion of bands of music from the Peel-
park on Sundays in future, and ordered public notices
to that effect to be issued. The committee having the
management of the people's parks in Manchester, under
the corporation, having declined to expel Stkoc4y bandFfs,
the subject is to be brought before the next meeting Of
the town council, with a view to coercing the coat•
mitt4e,