SEPTEMBER. 
281 
Regent’s 
Park, 
May 20. 
Crystal 
Palace, 
May 30. 
Chiswick, 
June 3. 
Regent’s 
Park, 
June 18. 
Regent’s 
Park, 
July 1. 
50 Cut Roses. 
Mr. Mitchell, Piltdown Nurseries, Maresfield . 
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1 
a a a 
Messrs. A. Paul & Son, Chesliunt 
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1 
1 
Mr. E. P. Francis, nurserymen, Hertford 
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2 
3 
Mr. W. J. Epps, nurseryman, Maidstone . . 
Messrs. H. Lane & Son, nurserymen. Berk- 
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3 
4 
hampstead . 
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a a a 
2 
25 Cut Roses {Amateurs). 
Mr. Terry, gr. to Lady Puller, Youngbury 
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2 
1 
JMr. Wakefield, Portland Place . . . . 
Mr. G. Taylor, gr. to C. A. Hanbury, Esq., 
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a a a 
2 
Barnet . 
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3 
3 
Miss Palmer ....... 
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1 
a a a 
C. M. Worthington, Esq., Caversham, Oxon . 
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3 
a a a 
24 Cut Roses {Nurserymen). 
Mr. E. P. Francis, nurserymen, Hertford. 
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1 
a a a 
Messrs. A. Paul & Son, nurserymen, Cheshunt . 
Messrs. J. Lane & Son, nurserymen. Berk- 
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a a a 
1 
hampstead. 
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a a a 
2 
24 Cut Pinks. 
Mr. C. Turner, Royal Nursery, Slough . . 
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1 
1 
Mr. Raker, Woolwich ..... 
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a • * 
2 
a a a 
Mr. W. Bragg, Star Nursery, Slough . , . 
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a a a 
2 
12 Cut Pinks {Amateurs). 
Mr. Baker, Woolwich ..... 
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a a a 
1 
a a a 
Mr. Parker, gr. to Dr. Maclean, Colchester . . 
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a a a 
a a a 
1 
Mr. Hale, Stoke, near Slough .... 
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a a a 
2 
24 Cut Pansies {Nurserymen). 
Mr. W. Bragg, Star Nursery, Slough . 
1 
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a a a 
1 
Mr. W. August, florist, Beddington, Surrey 
Messrs. Downie & Laird, Westcoates Nursery, 
2 
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a a a 
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a a a 
Edinburgh . 
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a a a 
1 
a a a 
Mr. Anderson, nurseryman, Teddington , . . 
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a a a 
2 
2 
24 Cut Pansies {Amateurs). 
Mr. James, gr. to W. F. Watson, Esq., Isleworth. 
1 
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a a a 
1 
2 
Mr. August, Beddington. 
Mr. Holder, gr. to the Rev. E. Coleridge, Eton 
2 
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a a a 
a a a 
a a a 
College. 
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a a a 
2 
a a a 
Mr. Hale, Stoke, near Slough .... 
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a a a 
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1 
THE PINK. 
Botanists tell us that the Carnation and Picotee are both only varieties 
of the Dianthus or Pink, and not different species from it; just as the 
Nectarine is but a variety of the Peach—a twin daughter with it of the 
Almond : thus giving the Pink the greatest importance of the three, as 
the parent of the other two. Florists in general, I believe, would 
demur to this order of classification, and would assign the palm of 
