XXXviii PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. 
SHOW OF CAMELLIAS, HYACINTHS, AND SPRING FLOWERS, 
Thursday , March lbth, 1866. 
Awakds of the Judges. 
Class 1.—-18 Hyacinths, distinct. ( Nurserymen .) 1st prize, Mr. William 
Paul, Paul’s Nurseries, Waltham Cross, 1 l. 10s.; 2nd, Messrs. W. Cutbush & 
Son, Highgate, 1/.; 3rd, Mr. T. Kirtland, Stoke Newington, 10s. 
Class 2.—12 Hyacinths, 6 kinds. {Amateurs.') 1st prize, Mr. William Young, 
gardener to R. Barclay, Esq., Highgate, 21. ; 2nd, M_r. William Bartlett, 
2 Shaftesbury Road, Hammersmith, ll. 
Class 3.-6 Hyacinths, distinct. {Open.) 1st prize, Mr. William Paid, \l. ; 
2nd, Mr. T. Kirtland, 15s. ; Equal 2nd, Messrs. W. Cutbush & Son, 15s.; 3rd, 
Mr. William Young, 10s. 
Class 4. — 6 Hyacinths, distinct, grown in windows, in pots or glasses. 
{Amateurs.) 1st prize, Mr. William Bartlett, 1/.; 2nd, Mrs. L. Young, High¬ 
gate Road, Kentish Town, 15s.; 3rd, Mr. J. Beach, gardener to W. Rogers, 
Esq., Red Hill, 10s. 
Class 5.—6 Hyacinths, new kinds of 1865-6. {Open.) 1st prize, Mr. William 
Paul, ll. ; 2nd, Messrs. W. Cutbush & Son, 15s. 
Class 6.—6 Narcissi, distinct. {Open.) 1st prize, Mr. William Paul, \l.; 
2nd, Mr. George Macintosh, Nurseryman, Hammersmith, 15s.; 3rd, Messrs. 
W. Cutbush & Son, 10s.; Equal 3rd, Mr. William Young, 10s. 
Class 7.—12 pots of Tulips, 6 kinds. {Nurserymen.) 1st prize, Mr. William 
Paul, ll. 10s.; 2nd, Messrs. W. Cutbush & Son, 1 1. 
Class 8.—12 pots of Tulips, 4 kinds. {Amateurs.) 1st prize, Mr. William 
Young, ll. 10s.; 2nd, Mr. William Bartlett, H. 
Class 9.—Crocuses, collection of. {Nurserymen.) 1st prize, Mr. William 
Paul, 15s.; 2nd, Mr. George Macintosh, 10s. 
Class 10.—Crocuses, 12 pots of. {Amateurs.) 1st prize, Mr. William 
Young, 15s.; 2nd, Mr. William Bartlett, 10s. 
Class 11.—6 Forced Hardy Shrubs. {Open.) 1st prize, Messrs. W. Cutbush 
& Son, 3£.; 2nd, Mr. William Young, 21. 
Class 12.—6 Pots of Lilies of the Valley. 1st prize, Mr. William Paul, H.: 
2nd, Mr. William Bartlett, 15s .; 3rd, Messrs. W. Cutbush & Son, 10s. 
Class 13.—6 Chinese Primulas, various colours. {Open.) 1st prize, Mr. 
Thomas Todman, gardener to R. Hudson, Esq., Clapham, 15s .; 2nd, Mr. E. 
Fountain, gardener to Miss Wood, Ealing, 10s. 
Class 14.—3 Chinese Primulas. {Open.) 1st prize, Mr. Thomas Todman, 10s. 
Class 15.—12 Camellias, cut blooms, distinct. {Open.) 1st prize, Messrs. 
J. & C. Lee, Royal Vineyard Nursery, Hammersmith, 1/. 
Class 16.—6 Camellias in flower, distinct. {Open.) 1st prize, Messrs. 
J. & C. Lee, 3 1. 
Class 17.—3 Camellias in flower, distinct. {Amateurs.) 
Class 18.—4 Camellias in flower, distinct. (Nurserymen.) 1st prize, Mr. 
William Bull, F.L.S., King’s Road, Chelsea, 21. 
Class 19.—Camellia, single specimen. {Open.) 1st prize, Messrs. J. & C. 
Lee, ll. 
Class 20.—3 Greenhouse Acacias, distinct. 1st prize, Messrs. William 
Cutbush, 1/. 10s.; 2nd, Mr. William Young, 1/. 
Class 21.—3 Epacrises, distinct. 1st prize, Messrs. J. & C. Lee, ll. 10s. ; 
2nd, Messrs. William Cutbush & Son, 1/.; 3rd, Mr. William Young, 15s. 
Class 22.-6 Rhododendrons, 4 kinds. (Open.) 1st prize, Mr. William 
Paul, 21. 
Class 23.—Rhododendron, single specimen. (Open.) 1st prize, Mr. William 
Paul, ll .; 2nd, Mr. William Young, 15s.; 3rd, Messrs. William Cutbush & 
Son, 10s. 
Class 24.—Miscellaneous collection of plants in flower. (Open.) 1st prize, 
Mr. William Bull, F.L.S., for a collection of New and Rare Plants and Orange 
Trees, 1/. 10s. ; equal 1st prize, Messrs. JJ& C. Lee, for a miscellaneous col- 
