130 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. 
pus М.Е. ; 2nd, 67., ме J. Wend Кл to 
9. Wilkins Esq., Leyto 
2.—6 distinct ел (Amateurs) Ist 
‚ J. Ward; ue R. 
Cox 
as House, South 
r 
hall; 3rd, 3, Mr. D. D udi ag 
arclay, Esq., Knott’s jae Le eyto 
Class 8.—6 distin ^. kinds. y emat 1st 
prize, rA Mr. J. Fras 
4—6 distinet Ru of 1864. (Open.) 
It prizo, 21., Mr. J. Fra 
5—8 imen печ (Open.) 1st prize, 
1L, Mr. J. Fras bis Р эу Г 
Class 6.—6 distinet kinds, fancies. greet 
lst г 5L, Mr. D. Don ald; 2nd, 44, Mr. В 
Weir, dint to Ме 
Ноо, The Elms ; Ham mpstead. 
ass 7.—9 distinct kinds, cay (Nursery- 
men) Re рее . J. Fras 
<6 distin et kinds, aries of 1864, 
de ceni ‘tie prize, X., Mr. J. Fraser. 
bso rans plant, fancy. (Open.) 1st 
prize, а Mr. 
MISCELLANEOUS. 
Extra, 1 , Mr. Wm. Paul, Waltham, Cross, 
N., for a MN of Cnt Roses, 
tra, 14, m. Paul, for collection of Bea- 
ton's Geraniu 
Ex » 10s. ‚ Messrs. J. & C. Lee, Royal Vine 
таз Nurseri ries, Hammersmith, for collection of 
FIRST GREAT SHOW, 
vec 10, 1865. 
of Ph 
by Mr. Fraser, Lea Bri 
This ve covered with i 
erimson flo i 
Fraser lon also contained a small 
plant ‘of Clerode. e Tho: omsonie, which attracted 
noti n Messrs. Lee's coll 
n, Messrs, . 
compact specimen of La Brillante, rsh quite 
wi ; etint. The cut 
ints ide numerous, 
and 
ormed a very interes art of the exhib; ti 
М. Мес and Мг, ET were the chief exhibitors 
in this Mr. Salter’s collection of Variegated 
nts "n generally admired, дё 
Attention ought to 
be called to an ja сез 
variety of Pelargonium peltatum elegans, a + - 
leaved kind, with com трасі trusses 
_ Sina compacta, a ve 
er and c срна: habit. ету е 
for fruits, the grapes, 
petias wee good, But not nevus, Six pots 
к cherries sent by Mr. Standish were very good: 
t is not often that six such young trees are seen 
so well covered wit and ri 
In point of numbers, the a 
dens were greater by one-tenth of - beue num- 
ber than the average admissions а r great 
shows, held at South Kensington, aris of the 
Exhibition year, 
he bands of 2 lst Life Guards and of the 
was the ny airs from this opera 
were played in England. 
List of Awards, 
STOVE AND GREENHOUSE 
Class 1.—12 plants in flower, үт № 
р 
aid plants in flower. (Шум 
lst Mk “10%, Mr. J. Fraser, Lea Bridge Ro 
Nurseries, je. and, Ti., "Mr. R. iet dine, 
Guildford, Surr 
Class 3.—6 Ro in flower. ит 1st 
W. Ke n gardener to Earl Percy, 
ass 4.—6 ed in flower. (Nurserymen:) 
lst prize, б/, Меш J. & ©. Lee, Vineyard Nur- 
sery, Hammer 
ORCHIDS. 
Class 5.— Miscellaneous, 12 distinct kinds, 
Open.) No competiti 
: бы à кен 9 distinct kinds. (Ama- 
he Id; 2nd, 7/., Mr. J 
b 
Ne s Ist prize, with J. Ro 
son, аге to 6. Cooper, г, Esq., "old Kent Road 
7. — Miscellaneous, 9 distinct 
т. essrs. Я: 
(етуп) lst prize, 
‚ Ме: № Parker, Exotic Nursery, 
Tooting 
Class 8. — Miscellaneous, net ү 
egt ) la oa withheld ; m dba; 3 
; Mr. J. Ro ый 
кә 9. Pur ae specimen. (Open. ) № 
petition. 
Class 10.—9 distinet бей; Te 
eompetition 
Class n .—9 distinct kinds. (Nurserymen.) » 
com 
Clan ass en m — g^ Оре ) а ja уй 
6/., Mr. J. Fraser; 868 and 
Class 13.—3 new gc н apr > 1 
1864. (Open.) No competition. " 
vod 14 P after: specimen. (Open.) No com 
petiti 
RHODODENDRONS. ) 
Class 15.—6 distinct kinds, in pots. (Ope 
No competition, 
A tee! i 
ingen) 
Class 16,—12 рен ав 
I ag 106, ‚ Е, P. Fran 
7., Mr. W: Paul, Waltham 
distinct 
rize, 62., Mr. T. Terry, gardener to А. б. 
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