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gardener.

Stove and greenhouse plants (not less than eight speci-
mens).-Ist prize to Charles Wilson, Esq., Mr. Thomas,
gardener. for Allemande cathartica, Stephanotis flori-
bunda, Witsenia corymbosa, Tritonia aurea, Erica Irby:.
ana, Crowea Saligna, Echites splendens, and Cyrtoceras
reflexa ; all very fine specimens. Also for four seer'
mens.-Ist prize, C. Wilson, Esq. ; 2nd prize
Winch, Esq., fora very choice arid well-grown collection
3rd prize to Isaac Hadwen, Esti
shown, whether rawarded with p
and showed marked improvement

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or not, were good,

CLASS 11.-SINGLE SPECIMENS
Heath.-1, Thomas Davies and Co., nurserymen
J. Livesey, Esq., R. Adamson, gardener
Fuschia.-1 and 2, F. P. Sleddon, Esq
gardener ; 3, Mr. Charles Rylance, nurseryman
Pelargoniums.-1 and 2, Robertson Gladstone, Esq. ;
3, Mr. W. E. Harrison. Ditto (Fancy), 1, Robertson
Gladstone, Esq. _ _

Morris,

,
Orchid.-1, Charles Wilson, Esq.. for Zygopetalon
maxillare ; 2. I. Hadwen, Esq., for Angrecum caudaturn ;
3, Henry Winch, Esq., for Stanhopea insignia *major.
Stove Piant.-1 and 2, Julius Focke, Esq., Mr. P.
Cahill, gardener, for tEschynanthus grandiflorus ; 3, W.
H. Anthony, Esq., Mr. Turner, gardener, for .Eschy.
nanthus Boschiauus.
Greenhouse Plant.-1, Thos. Davies and Co., 'Waver-
tree Nursery, for the elegant white jessamine.scented and
rare Bouvardia longifloria, a flower of great beauty, but
too little cultivated •, 2, Chas. Wilson, Esq., for Tritonia
aurea ; 3, to W. H. Anthony, Esq.
Herbaceous Plant (grown in pot not less than two
months.)-1, W. H. Anthony, Esq.; 2, Mr. Charles By-
lance, nurseryman. _

Hardy Shrub (ditto).-2, Mr. James Kellock, nursery.
man, Rock Ferry.

CLASS 3.-MISCELLANEOUS GROUPS

Basket of Plants, (in pots).-1, Mr. J. B. Leatherbar-
row ; 2, C. S. Case, Esq., Joseph Matthews, gardener.
Device of Flowers.-1, William Makin, Esq., Peter
Harrison, gardener.
Collection of Cut Flowers (24 specimens named
Henry Winch, Esq. ; 2, J. Campbell, Esq.
Bouquet (for the hand).-1, P. S. Clare, Esq., James
Matthews, gardener ; 2, Henry Winch, Esq.; 3, Mr.
Charles Rylance, nurseryman,_ _ _ _

Cut Roses (24 specimens, all distinct and named varie-
ties).-1, Mr. James Kellock. Ditto (i4iit specimens),
ditto. 1, Mr. James Kellock, nurseryman, Rock Ferry ; 2,
Mr. W. E. Harrison.

CLASS IV.-FLORISTS' FLOWERS.
Nurserymen excluded from competing for prizes in this

Dahlias (18 specimens, all distinct varieties, S'ptember
meeting only).-1., Mr. James Crompton ; 2, Mr. ThoS.
Heyes; 3, Mr. John Barrow. Ditto (12 specimen,) ditto,
ditto.-1, Mr. Thomas Heyes ; 2, Mr. James Crompton ;
3, Mr. Richard Tyler. Ditto, (6 specimens), ditto, ditto.
—l, Mr. Thomas Heyes ; 2, Mr. James Crompton ; 3, Mr.
Richard Shakeshaft. _ . .

Carnations and Pieccotees.—ln this class Colonel Lee
carried off the whole 12 prizes.
Pansies.—Mr. W. E. Harrison carried off all the sis

prizes.
Hollyhocks.-1, Thomas Morris, Esq., Thos. Thomson,
gardener.

—FRUlTS.—Specimens all to be named

CLASS 17

Best collection of Fruits (six specimens).-1, the Right
Hon. the Earl of Derby, John Jennings, gardener ; 2, J.
J. Bibby, Esq., Thomas Amys, gardener ; 3, Henry
Winch, Esq. Ditto, ditto, exhibitors of six specimens
not allowed to compete (six specimens).-2, Mr. W. E.
Harrison. _ _ _ .

Pine Apple (one specimen).-1, the Right Hon. the
Earl of Derby.
Bunches of Black Grapes (two specimens).-1 and 2,
Robertson Gladstone, Esq. ;_3, the Right Hon. the Earl
of Derby ; extra prize, J. Livesey, Esq. Ditto, white
ditto (two specimens) : 1,2, and 3, Thomas Morris, Esq. ;
extra prize, R. B. Hill, Esq., John Strachan, gardener.
Peaches (six specimens).-1, the Right Hon. the Earl
of Derby; 2, Thomas E. Moss, Esq., C. E. West, gar-
dener; 3, John G. Morris, Esq., James Dawson, gardener
Nectarines (six specimens).-1, the Right Hon.
'1 of Derby ; 2, W. H. Anthony, Esq. ; 3, J. J.

Apricots (six specimens
Alex. King, gardener.

—John

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Melon (1 specimen).-1, Rev. R. Leigh, Edward
Roberts, gardener; 2. Edward Bates, Esq., John Turner,
gardener ; 3, Henry Winch, Esq.
Apples. Table (six specimens).-1, George Holt, Esq
Charles Waring, gardener ; 2, Henry Harrison "--
Jos. Hutchinson, gardener ; 3, W. H. Hayne
William Jones, gardener. Ditto, Culinary (si;
).-1. the Rev. R. Leigh, Edward Roberts, g
r. W. E. Harrison ; 3, Mr. Richard Sha
extra prize, Henry Harrison, Esq.
Pears (six specimens).-1, Charles Bardswell
2, Edward Bates, Esq. ; 3, Henry Harrison, Esq
Raspberries (a dish).-1 and 2, Henry Harrison, Esq
Gooseberries (a dish.)-1, 2, and 3, Rev. R. Leigh.
Currants, red (a dish).-1 and 2, J. J. Bibby, Esq. ;
3, Rev. R. Leigh.
Currants, white (a dish).-1, J. B. Morgan, Esq., J.
Roberts, gardener; 2, W. H. Haynes, Esq.; 3, Washington
Jackson, Esq., A. M'Lellan, gardener.
Currants, black (a dish).-1 and 2, Rev. R. Leigh ;3,
W. H. Haynes, EEq.
Cherries (a dish).-1 and 2, Rev. R. Leigh ;3, Mr. J.
B. Leatherbarrow.
Plums (a dish).-1, J. J. Bibby, Esq. ;2, John Ravens-
croft, Esq., Alex. King, gardener ; 3, Rev. R. Leigh.
Figs (a dish).-1, 2, and 3, Mr. E. W. Harrison.
CLASS vr.-VEGETABLES,-SpeellnenS all to he named.
Best Collection of Vegetables (six specimens).-Ist and
2nd, Mr. E. W. Harrison ; 3rd, Robertson Gladstone,
Esq.
Cucumbers (two specimens).-Ist, Mr. Chas. Rvlance,
nurseryman ; 2nd, Mr. John Winter, nurseryman ; 3rd,
George Holt, Esq.
Curled Parsley (a dish).-lst, Mr. Charles Rvlance,
nurseryman ; 2nd, Mr. J. B. Leatherbarrow ; 3rd, Mr.
Rylance.
Bunch of Onions (six specimens).-1, Robertson Glad-
stone, Esq. ; 2 and 3, Henry Winch, Esq.
Bunch of Carrots (six specimens).-1 and 2, Mr. Chas.
Ry lance.
Bunch of Turnips (six specimens).-1, 2, and 3, Mr.
Charles Rylance.
Bunch of Celery (three specimens).-Rev. R. Leigh ; 2,
Mr. J. B. Leatherbarrow ; 3, Robertson Gladstone, Esq.