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THE FLORIST’S JOURNAL. 
Mr. Forrest, N., Statice arborea; ditto, Mr. Gaines, N., Seedling Digitalis; L.S., 
W. H. Story, Esq., F.H.S., Hybrid Ericas. 
Cape Heaths, 20species. .G.B., Mr. May, gardener to E. Goodheart, Esq., Beckenham; 
S.G., Mr. Barnes ; L.S., Mr. Goode, S.G.; Mr. Jackson, N. 
Collections of 6 species, ditto. .L.S., Mr. Hunt; L.S., Mr. Pawley. N. 
Tall Cacti, in flower. .L.S., Mr. Bruce; S.K., Mr. Falconer. 
Geraniums. Large collections. .G.B., Mr. Bell, Chelsea Hospital; S.K., Mr. Bromley, 
gardener to Miss Andersson, Hammersmith; G.B., Mr. Catleugh, N. ; S.G., Gaines, N. 
Geraniums. Small collections. .S.G., Mr. Bowen, gardener to Sir E. Paget, Chelsea 
Hospital; L.S , Mr. Hunt, ditto ; Miss Trail, Bromley ; S.G., Mr. Catleugh, N.; L.S., 
Mr. Gaines, N. 
Moss Roses.. S.K., Messrs. Rivers, N., Sawbridgworth; S.B., Mr. Cobbett, N., 
Horsall, near Woking. 
Common Garden Roses..L.S., Mr, Milne, gardener to C. A. Chauncey r , esq.; S.B., 
Mr. Leslie, ditto; J. Fleming, esq., F.H.S. ; S.K., A. Rowland, esq., F.H.S. ; L.S., 
Messrs. Paul, N., Cheshunt; S.B., Messrs. Lane, N., Berkhamstead; S.B., Messrs. 
Rivers, N. Sawbridgworth; S.K., Messrs. Dennis, N., King’s Road, Chelsea; S.K., 
Messrs. Wood, N., Maresfield; S.K., Cobbett, N., Horsall. 
China Roses. .Mr. Leslie; S.B., A. Rowland, Esq., F.H.S. ; S.B., Mr. Toy, gardener 
to — Ralston, esq., F.H.S.; S.K., Mr. Milne ; L. S., Messrs. Lane, N.; S.B., Mr. Cob¬ 
bett, N.; S.B., Messrs. Wood, N.; S.K., Messrs. Rivers, N.; S.K., Messrs. Paul, N. 
Calceolarias herbaceous. .L.S., Mr. Barnes; S.B., Mr. Catleugh, N. 
Caeeolarias shrubby. .L.S., Mr. Barnes ; L.S, Mr. Gaines, N.; S.K., Mr. Catleugh, N.; 
S.B., Mr. Joynes, gardener to — Hall, esq. 
Seedling Florists’ Flowers. Pelargoniums. .S.K., Mr. Wholmes, gardener to E. Foster, 
esq., for Sultana; S.K., ditto, ditto. Sir R. Peel; S.K., ditto, ditto. Sunshine; S.K., 
ditto, ditto, Nestor; S.K., Mr. Beck, of Islewmrth, Leonora; S.K., Mr. Green, fora 
collection of Calceolarias; S.B., Mr. Pamplin, N., Pelargonium; Duke of Devonshire ; 
certificate to Mr. Beck, for Pelargonium Meteor : Mr. Barrett, ditto. Model of Perfec¬ 
tion ; Mr. Barnes for seedling Calceolarias Delicata, and Shrubby Perfection; and 
Mr. Green, ditto, Unique and Purpurea grandiflora ; S.B., Messrs. Lockhart for large 
collection of Ranunculus ; and S.B., Mr. Wilmer’s collection of pinks. 
April 13. Hammersmith. The third annual Auricula Show 
took place at the Thatched House Inn, Hammersmith. The 
following prizes were awarded. 
Best pair. .Page’s Champion and Hudson’s Apollo, Mr. Gaines; 2. Grimes Prnateer 
and Page’s Champion, Mr. Lidgard; 3. Colonel Taylor and Grime’s Privateer, Mr. 
Wilmer. 
A seedling prize was given to Mr. T. Dickson, of Brixton, for a beautiful green-edged 
flower with a very dark ground. The plants shown were fine specimens. 
May 31. Hammersmith. The first show of the Heartsease 
Society was held at Mr. Lidgard’s, and, although the Society 
is quite in its infancy, the exhibition was very excellent, and 
far surpassed anything of the kind before ; the flowers being in 
high perfection, and the competitors very numerous. Prizes 
awarded : 
Class 1. Amateurs, 24 Blooms, 1..3Z. to Mr. Edmonds, Wandsworth-road, for Grand 
Duke of Russia, Thomson’s Delicata, Bridge’s Lady Peel, Mulberry Superb, Eclipse, 
Miss Stainforth, Vivid, Beauty of Hitchin, Yellow Defiance, Jewess, Curion, Tippoo 
Saib, Duke of Devon, Edmonds’s Freak, Robespierre, Una, Imogene, Russian Duke, 
Miracle, Herbert, Flora Superb, Desirable, Prince Albert, and Giantess. 
2. M. 10^., to Mr. Bridges, of Hampton, for Rival Duke, Bridges’s Purple Perfection, 
Imogene, Lady Peel, Hamlet, Lane’s Purple, Jehu, Lidgard’s Jewess, Thomson’s Deli¬ 
cata, Thomson’s Rival Yellow, Pratt’s Queen, Eclipse, Miss Stainforth, Eliza, Brown’s 
Curion, Bridesmaid, Marmion, River Lea Rival, Fairy Queen, Olympia, Superb, Pon¬ 
tiff, Angelina, Robespierre, and Grand Turk. 
3. U. Mr. Bridges, of Carshalton, for Grand Duke of Russia, Vivid, Eclipse, Pearl, 
