128 THE ORCHID REVIEW. 
A fine group from E. Ashworth, Esq., included a superb Dendrobium x 
splendidissimum grandiflorum, which received a Floral Commendation, one 
pseudobulb bearing thirty-six flowers. D. x Schneiderianum also was 
very fine, as well as Lycaste Skinneri, Cattleya Trianz, and a selection of 
Odontoglossums. 
The collection from T. Statter, Esq., included a splendid plant of 
Dendrobium nobile Amesiz, which received a First-class Certificate, also 
various other brilliant Dendrobiums, some good Ccelogyne cristata, a 
splendid Cypripedium X southgatense superbum, and the dark C. 
hirsutissimum Stand Hall variety. 
A group staged by H. Weetman, Esq., of Little Haywood, Stafford, 
contained a fine Dendrobi x Domini some fine forms of D. nobile, 
some good Odontoglossums, and a_ brilliant example of Oncidium 
splendidum. 
Mr. Munson exhibited a fine lot of Odontoglossums, including some 
good pans of O. Rossii, O. x elegans, O. crispum, Cochlioda vulcanica, 
and Platyclinis glumacea. 
S. Hinchcliffe, Esq., of Hale, staged a fine group, including some good 
plants of Oncidium sarcodes, Cymbidium Lowianum, Odontoglossum 
Harryanum, and others, and some good Dendrobiums and Cypripediums. 
Mr. J. Robson received a First-class Certificate for a light-coloured 
Dendrobium nobile. He also staged some good dark forms, some fine D. 
crassinode, Cymbidium eburneum, Phalenopsis Stuartiana, and others. 
Mr. James Cypher sent some superb Dendrobiums, Cattleyas Law- 
renceana, Triane and Luedd i Cypripedi villosum, Epiden- 
drum x O’Brieni ee. thi &e. 
Messrs. Heath & Son sent a very fine Dendrobium nobile grandi- 
florum, Cypripedium Rothschildi C. x Swint i, C. Argus Moensil, 
a fine Cymbidium x Lowio-eburneum with fifteen flowers, some good 
Cattleya Triane, &c. 
angiigeg ts 
CORRESPONDENCE, &c. 
G. B., Hamburg. Schomburgkia rosea and Od 1 ae 
near Ruckerianum, 
T.A., West Derby.—Cattleya Trianz and C. Schreedere, the latter very good. 
R. B. McB., Lancaster. A form of Od. 1 x And i with very few spots 
7 janum var 
contains a large number of choice things, some of which were acquired at the sales of 
other noted collections. 
