118 REPORTS OF THE FRUIT COMMITTEE, 
XXXI.—REPORTS OF THE FRUIT COMMITTEE. 
FEBRUARY 95, 1863. 
A ета of the Committee was held this day, 0. W. Strickland, Esq., in 
the chair 
ected Ё 
that 4 = m E tes would again be an рр aa о 
ын ex N ей be A ус New Black Hamburgh 
ariet 
у. 
Мг. Thompsen son three bunches of his New Blaek Hamburghs, а were 
considered by th o Сота of first rate жее: but Mr. Tillery wr sa 
; А $ 
tho: ted 
meeting, they were so shrivelled in Pl that he decided Tek to send them. 
Mr. Tillery sent three bunches Trebbiano of large size n" in shrivelled 
condition ; the skin was t xm ck, fud © T ale and deficient in flavou 
Mr. Park, gardene G. Vernon, Esq., Grove Hall, “ү Teor sent three 
remarkably fine pesi of Barbarossa, They we h 
and beauti лм coloured. The flavour was superior to eati > usually met wit 
in Bar and so highly did the Committee а Mr. Park’s exhibition, 
Mr. Crawshay, of Cyfarthfa Castle, also sent very жетшш bunches of Barba- 
Tossa, which, however, were not equal in a РЕ, or flavour to Mr. Park’s ; and 
neither of these w was e 2 in flavour to Mr. Thompson’s New Black Hamburghs. 
Mr. John Pottle, Little Bealin lings, n: ЗЕНА =т=т sent a handsome fruit 
of Prickly чр Pine, which w was not allowed to be с 
Mr. Park sent three es of Pears, Ни old ‘Colmar "— gent — 2 the 
name of й утоа X sg It was gritty, 
Beurré de Rance coarse and without мк Glou etim. ats qoe for that 
variety. 
С. PA дес. эр" „ of Hildenley, near Malton, ныш а — M ns 
much grown in hire, called White Pi pin. It isa rather m 
Этек, © эле niet ens with five acute angles round the apex. When hood ied i 
has а er flesh and a brisk acidit ty. 
Messrs. xs and Ingram, of ul sent a seedling Kitchen Apple, of а 
Partidas medium size, and rath a high colour. When cooked, it was yi 
of ve and not to it to o 
varieties in cultivation. че pete tic чы за адай upie 
Mr. B. В. Cant, of Colchester, sent fruit of Twining Apple, a small and somewhat 
oblate shaped apple, Soe ын, » juicy, and sweet flay оный flesh, not unlike the 
Golden Pippin йау ur, considered an excellent apple for the season, 
Mr. Rivers, of ее сть sent specimens of his Early Ten Weeks Potatoes, 
Messrs, Ivery and Son, 
ела 
pric ig sent i f Lemons, 
The meeting then adjoutyea ' 3i Aut aang Tenia 
Manon 18, 1863. 
A meeting of the Committee 3 afe. 
The foll wá arrangements for Pese this «4:0 са Nash, Peq, in the chair. 
MEETINGS OF THE FRUIT COMMITTEE, 
—The Committee reserve to themse 
fram an anye exhibition T. hoa may deem nn ofi € privilege of cdd the prize 
is to consist 0 t. nsufficient 
of grapes, three bunches, ОШМ fruits, except cherries, of which ffo) fifty must be sent, and 
