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THE GARDE 
NERS' 
CHRONICLE. 
ASS AND BROWN have th's season to offer the 
following. Their Autumn Catalogue of Ranunculuses, 
Bulbs, &c. is now ready, and may be Bad pre-patdibn alois 
cation, 
gtr PERB NEW WAN UNOUSUSES 
'hese consist of very super 
they h 
thor ds of 
will be eee free m 
or 1pair itu eac 
[ i, » 38s. 
h as e pa CEU. exo ern for vigorous growth 
and prolife bom. 
ne older v varieties, 10. 
ditto 
or L pair of each, 18s. 
P 12, 
Fine mixed Ranunculuse 10s. per 100. 
bs. and 
GL. ADIOLU US, , 12 beautiful named varieties .....+.... 15s. we 
lendid mixed sui E mer hybr i Oz... 5 
EAHLY TULIPS, 12 be: varieties for Es or 
bar: ders, 3 roots ‘of Féach . 12 6 
Jš 6 varieties, D roots of each tree 
DOUBLE TULIPS, 6 fine varieties, 3 roots of ett CO 
HYACINTHS, Imported Dutch, EU named, per 
dozen ... tree sree ro o secre 5 0 
GER. a IUM: 
The acd ing strong and w lied are now ready :— 
b show Mida 21s., or 12 for 12s. 
y superior, newer var. 50s., or 12 for 80s. 
arieties, „per doz., 6: 63. to 95. 
140 
NS, 12 pa 1.4 0 
PINKS, 12 pair ditto. 010 0 
Cm "SANTHEMUMS, 10 superb new 0 15, 0 
age stock of very fine GIANT RHUBARB, 
strong roots, per 060 
YOUBLL’S EARLY TOBOLSK ditt 060 
BRITISH QUEEN STRAWBERRIES, p. 0 40 
Carriage free to London ; rr for S se xis and upwards 
plants or roots will be presented to pay expense of distant 
ge. A remittance from unknown di "A espondent: ost- 
e orders to be made payable to WinLLIAM Bass or S Beck 
and Hortieultural Establishment, Sudbury, 
off 
Buown. — Seed 
Suffolk, Oct 
Be! RANUNCULUSES, ANEMONES, 
PICOTEES, PINKS, "LILTUMS, IRIS 
ESSRS. TYSO & SON, Wallingford, "Berks, beg 
to call the attention of the Public to. their. extensive col- 
lection of the above flowers ; and to state that their descriptive 
priced Catalogue x be had post free on application, enclos- 
ing two postage label: 
E NATIONS, 
&c 
CISSUS, 4g per dozen.—The above Bulbs, the former.of 
which és so justly esteemed forts carly blooming and exeessive 
fragrance, and the latter m. its ru and elegance, ae been 
ust received at A. Connert’s Italiam and Foreig: house, 
18, Pall-mall, near Natri places RSS DUCI Hy e nths, 
Croeus, d UNT Ranunculus, &e.; priced Cata- 
h 
© 
logues of wh y be had per post 
NZIES’ NEW HYBRID, POTEN' TILLA 
» Dee IN TILLA ATROSANGUINEA * MEN. 
SIL" This isa splendid production of girona 
of a brilliai nge searlet colour, the underside 
pesale being bright To 
T€ dr TOSA “BAINESIANA” This is a 
bri Jone cn dene varie >, formosa, exceedingly rich, beautiful 
and unique; the ander wide of the petals of this are also bright 
yellow, Pu gives to both varieties a plea: sing contras 
.H purchased the above splendid, 
hardy herbneeotis 
Tif: 
Bj from. MISAMA ara mh ea Hope- 
begs to announce that he purposes sending out 
vieties, in October next, at 21s. per pair, or four pairs 
., post free. 
W. the fullest confidence in recommending these 
superb, hardy herbaceous plants, they having been pronounced 
by all w hhve eim them the most beautiful varieties in this 
much- ign ed family. 
N.B. The above, with W. M.'s beautiful Fuchsia, PURITY, 
DA be figured in an early No. of **Paxton's Magazine of Bo- 
Hope Nursery, near Bedale, Oct. 3. 
THE NEW CRIMSON BOURS AULT ROSE STOCK. 
Í SM CURTIS being fortunate enough to pos- 
the largest Stock in Tun ope this season of the above 
most valas hie Rose, which within the last three years has been 
rover e bi ever offered to the public for 
budding all Teas, Chis as, and Bourbons on, particularly for 
pot cultivation, far | surpassing the old Blush and Red Bour- 
saults in the exe e luxuriance and durability of its growth ; 
it NEVER MILDEWS, and the wood is perfectly smooth and 
thornless, so that it can be worked most eile The w 
fal property of this Stock appears to be t all t of the 
China strain budded upon it, make nearly double the growth 
that they would on any other, which can only be accounted for 
by the fact of the new Crimson ACRE sault pr odueing nearly five 
would xis 
d pillar or trellis Rose, 
times the amount of root that t 
blooming in the autumn of a deep rich velvety crimson. The 
MS ks are very clean and fine, and ang offered to the trade at 
. per H bundred ; second size, 20s. ; in less ARa des at 5s. 
A deren r Nett a tue fit Hecke in OT mber; and as the 
Stock this season, P limited to 15,000, to prevent disappoint- 
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF BECK'S 
SEEDLING GERANIUMS SENT OUT IN 1815. 
TiLLIAM E. RENDLE anp CO. having procured 
a much larger stock of BECK'S GERANIUMS than they 
anticipated, have resolved to offer the set of nine sorts, as fol- 
lows, for 21. 14s. 
DESDEMONA. MARC ANTONY, ISABELLA. 
MUSTER. Rosy CIRCLE, FAVOURITA, 
RoxsET. MARGARET. ZENOBIA. 
All those rin aur previously y d P wili be charged 
e same rate as abou 
LYNE'S SE EDLING GE RANI UMS. or 1845. 
The following set of Ten for 50s. 
Marmion, Princess, Merry Monarch, King of ro IT 
Chaplet, Vampire, Tesonbonn. Picta, and Alad 
FIRST one 
Tist for 50s., or 
—Customer’s Selection of 12 from the ftir 
hi ivd less.—Standard of Perfec- 
tion, Edith, nes Bulkeley, Prince Alfred, 
King of the French, Gipsy Confidence, Zanzummim 
Cleopatra, Theresa, Imogene, Leonora, Redworth, Sappho, 
, Pluto, Celestial, Beauty of Salthill, Black 
Dwarf, Rosetta, Selina, Shield of Achilles, Sultana or Perpe- 
T ee RH Eg of Saxony (Gai: ines), Titus, Cham- 
Magog, Queen, Francis Bullin, Cornu- 
Biensis pee i Albion (Hockin), Princess Alice, White Per- 
fection, Sarah Jane, Queen Phillipa, Queen Victoria (Shep- 
herd), Princeps, Robustum, and Duke of Devonshir 
Other varieties of Geraniums from 6s, to 188, per aden, 
*,* W. E. RENDLE & Co. have much pleasure in stating 
"that they will commence sending out their GERANIUM 
Orders on and after Monday the 5th day of October 
neat, instead of November the 2d, as previously ad- 
weriised. 
Descriptions of the Geraniums can be obtained. 
G Ali orders above 3l. will be delivered (hamper, 
packuga, and carriage free) to London, Bristol, Exeter, 
Barnstaple, or Falmouth; or above 61. to Liverpool, 
Dublin, or Cork. 
A remittance is not required from kuown Correspondents, or 
those who give reference in London. 
Sleamers from this Port three times œ week to Lon- 
don, Cork, Dublin, Liverpool, and Falmouth. 
Orders will be execüted in strict rotation.— Great attention 
is paid to careful packing,—AIL plants forwarded to long dis- 
tances are packed in Fir Boxes, and firmly 
Wirum E. R BNDLE & Co. 
Office, Union-road, Plymouth, Oct. 3. 
HODODENDRONS, NEAPOLITAN AND PER. 
FETU AL VIOLETS, &c. — A large quantity of the 
ee for sale at the low scale of prices quoted 
N, Nurserymen, Southampton. 
Perpetual Tree Violets, bedded, PEOR, flowering plants, 2! 30. 
Pe x 109, - 
ditto Za 98. 
tang flowering "plants, 305. 
itto ditto, in pi 
Ninpolitán Violets, vedadt 
per 100, 
Ditto ditto, in pota, ditto .. per ds bL 
New Double-whité Violets, bedded. S eee 6s, 
Rhododendron Ponticum, strong bedded plants (not layers but 
raised from seed and well roote d) —— 
One year bedded, 1 to 2 inches, 305. per ons 
Pads years ditto, 2 tot inches, 60s. 
hree years ditto, 4-to.6 inches, 805. 
1 foot, 15) per 100 ; 13 foot, 20s. per 100; 2 feet; 305. per 100. 
Ponticum eA SUE stools, two bars bé dded, 1to 2 feet 
on toom), 50s. per 1 
brid LONG (NUR 1 foot, 50s. per 100, 
Hybrid Scarlet arborea and maximum, 1 to 2 in, 
Arboreum Ablum, Lto 2. feet, from pots, 3s. 6d. e 
Connon Arbuttts, bedded, 3 to 6 inches, 12s. 6d. per 100. 
n Laurel, 1 foot, 40r. per 1000 ; 3 to 3 feet, 80s. per 1000, 
Giant er isti Ivy, 12s. 64, per 1 
Bignonia rae d 63. per m Victoria Rhubarb, 505. per 109, 
Seakale nts, 9s. 6d. per 100. 
As) pragus ‘Plants, 2s..6d. per 100. 
uotations are for wholesale; if ordered in less 
gasis a proportionately higher charge will bemade,—Oct.3. 
Bs. per 100, 
arly requested that all orders may be for- 
warded immediately. 
gs to call attention ea Es Celine C 
Bourbon), weh e grown for ma 
cannot speak too highly ; asa stock fe TA Mos 
of the rough-leaved damask habit it is unrivalled ; 
Rose in existence possesse: 
but it is not nearly so fine and free to buc 
perhaps no 
s the amount of lungs maf this does ; 
e Crimson n 
Boursault ; although for grafting itis superior. Gemputhtively 
speaking but few Rose cultivators at present are aware of the 
immense advantage of using cultivated Stocks over wild ones. 
great superiority, that 
So firm 
after the next season, e' 
t out from the Wi est of England Rose Nurseries 
d on the above Stocks, Carriage of pacl 
ondon per rail.— West of England Rose Nurseries, -Moorend, 
Beisel 
O CONTRACTORS AND PLANTERS. 
UICK, OR WHITETHORN.—A few Hundred 
Thousands of fine clean, transplanted QUICK to be Dis- 
price and sample, apply to YovELL & Co., Great 
Yar ptem rsery. 
veo i of KU potest quality, and possess an unusual 
quantity of fibrous 
RA Sec TES HARTWEG. 
H.S SEO has to offer plants of this very 
easing ATO plant, figured in the “ Botanical 
Register” for Ma ay, 1846, a 
jOUBLE ROMAN AND PAPER WHITE NAR-| 
A PSbEY PELLATT & Co. (late Paina & Gre Ex) 
ctfully inform the Public that at their Manufactory, 
Hollands street, Blackfriars, they retail GLAS shina, a: 
Earthenware, Chandeliers, [otro and every variety of English 
and Foreign Ornamental Vases, as, &c. Their Show 
Rooms are equal to any in London, and their stock of the most 
superior and approved description. Foreign orders and outfits 
Dicen with despatch. N.B. No establishment in the C 
es d Braneh, 58, Baker pi uar 
LAS 
REEN AND HOTHOUSES, 3, CONSERVATORII 
&c., madeand fixed Complete irt all parts of the Kingdom, 
at a considerable reduction, One, two, three-light Cu 
ber and Melon Boxes, and Lights of hio Mire. kept teady pm 
use, packed and sent to all parts gj gr Kingdom; warranted 
be Lights complete, from 
ès otio on, nt JAMES WATTS's, 
nt-place, Old Kent-road. 
be had ib. s Nobility, Gentry, and the Trade, 
in most of the counties in England, 
FOREIGN SHEET GLASS, GLASS TIL Fs w &e. 
JARVIS has a quantity of boxes of FOREIGN 
SHEET GLASS, of the stoutest kin sizes, 
which he can offer to purchasers at a considerable sacrifice, at 
his old established Winpow Guass ner e sr, 38, Great Cas- 
tle-street, a few doors from Regent-stre 
Also, a large quantity of SMALL GLASS onthe lowest terms, 
on for ready ‘money only. 
GLASS FOR CONSER V. AT ORIES 
PSLEY PELLATT ann CO, F Hone Glass 
Works, Holland-street, Blackfri ies, are prepared to supply 
di CHENIDATS nof less thun 100 squa: re feet. ETA 
CROWN GLASS OF BEST QUALITY, 
Net Cash Pri 
Any ae x ider 2 2 feet superficial. 
12 oz. weight per foot 
IR 
at the followi “ie 
Per square foot, 
tA 
n » 
210 8 
SMALL Square up to IÜin , from Ta. to3d. per sd. ft, 
N.B,—The 16 oz. is full Sin enor Green hinge 
[PROPAGATING GLASSES, White, ls. 
om Zs, 6d. to 24s. per dozen. cu 
dm S from 6d. to 4s, each. J 
9d. to 2s, 6d. each. FISH BOWLS, from 1s. 6d. each.— 
mem PELLATT & Co., Baleon Glass Works, Holland- street, 
ac 
E 
GLA SS D DAIR PANS. 
USA DWARDS anD PELL, Horricunruran Grass 
WAREHOUSE, 15, Southampton: street, Strand, and 7, 
Maiden lane, Impo: orters of F GN SHEET GL 
GLASS DAIRY PANS, beg io ppl the pr of their 
PANS, Wedel Each— s.d. 
18 inches in eerie oe rh) 
20. nag " è a 3 
22» , 
The following is one of many letters received respecting the 
superiority of Glass over Partien ure or Metal 
* Beau Regard, St. Lawrence, Jer vsey, § Sept. NEUE 
TLÉMEN, Thé ans arrived all quite pane I de- 
der about 
their qual a a happy to 
yond my ao on ; not only 
pM but AUN LA quality of the ir superior 
to that made i in the earthenware pie. a, on the receipt 
of this, send me one dozen and a half of the smallest size which 
you sent me before. —Youri 3, ee, d. UME,” 
Th scal ding, cleaning with the most per- 
fect eas ool, cleanly to a degree, and very hand- 
some, pre per fectly t Garis pire, and as stout as the strongest 
earthenware, 
BELGIAN SHEET GLASS 
Es AND PELL, Agents and Tmporters, con- 
tinue to supply the STOUT BELGIAN SHEET GLASS 
good quality at their usual low prices. British Hortieul- 
dei Glass of every description from 13 o 
square foot. Church and Ornamental Statroase Windows exe- 
eg in the first style, on the lowest. porai Designs furnished, 
tran 
SILENE SCHANTZ, p ribed in the ** Journal of the Hor- 
ticultural Society" as “a beautiful little hard, 
plant—with bright purple flowers more than an inch long, and 
must be regarded as à very handsome small plant for rock- 
work, and very Ed on pers of its blooming profusely 
and for a Jong tim the au P 2 g plants, 5s. 
PTEROSTÍGMA BRANDIP TORA, ‘des e Jour- 
nal, and a and at pag: of the Chron le for ' January 24, Bs. 
E uas s AND BRITISH RUE AND CROWN 
tiles, 13s. oe pag die and ‘all Kin 
Tortieultural Glasses. Oils, C. lone Brushes, &c., of 
Eu EM at he OE at Fi ELPRICR’S, 28, A k 
rd-street, For Ready Money only, 
ey 
S 
LASS MILK PANS.—In consequence ofzthe in- 
creased demand for GLASS MILK PANS, owing to the 
incontestible fact of their being pates adapted for obtaining 
Cream, throwing nearly 10 per cent, m ian any other utensil 
hithertoused ; and d also to ie extraor HAEN reduction recently 
m have the pleasure to 
he manu- 
ready to deliver dou at d under mentioned prices I 
ac! ach—s i 
m ES i 18 AT in dawtster wed 
E » 20 , . 
15 is SMOD ORE. AE PR" 
When a do: lon are taken at once no charge is A ud for pack- 
ages. British and Foreign Sheet and Horticultural Glass 
Warehouse, 12, Panton-street, Haymarket, - 
G LASS WHICH CANNOT BE BROKEN BY 
JI RAIN on HAILSTONE. P large quantity of POLISHED 
PLATE GLASS to be sold at 1s. per foot.—Apply at the East 
London Plate Glass. Warehouse, Leman-st., @oodman’s-ficlds, 
12 inches in diameter 
14 
STRONG HORTICULTURAL SHEET GLAS 
H TETLEY anp CO. are supplying 16 oz. SHEET 
H GLASS, in boxes of 100 feet each, an article superior in 
every respect to the foreign, and well adapted for Horticultural 
and general glazing purposes, at v pasiem reduced prices, 
for cash. A reduction on 1000 fee 
Sizes. Per 100 feet Box. 
inches. noh: $. d. . d. 
Phy $ and under 7 by re ato 2$ 0 10 
ss » 7 0. 2% 211 
3 d 1 5» 35 10 8} 0 3 150 
n Spo Ago dh dO o. 008 1 7 T 
10 2 ft. super.O ET 2 
Other sizes of overs ponis ps quality: equally oe 
d. per dozen eee tren to 
i ine 10 from $ i: substance, thinnest 
ES, e by being 16 oz. sheet. 
GLASS torus 
ms uel sheet, Worse and Patent Plate 
WHOLESALE GLA. 
‘Glass Warehouse, ^35, Soho-square, 
gris. .—CORNER OP. HALF-MOON- STREET. 
THOMAS GIBBS a 
es DTP EAD the ep dum EN to t] 
CULTURAL SOCIETY y: P ENGLAND; * 
Prat ciety, and Agrieu! turista 
S HORAS. "dd "Seed Ware- 
house is at the LE-MOON- ee ET, PICCA- 
DILLY, London, as for the last Fifty Yea 
Priced Lists of Agricultural Seeds are ae s ready, and may 
be had on 
FLOWER-POTS AND GARDEN SEATS. 
OHN MORTLOCK, 250, Oxford-street, respectfully 
announces that he has a very large assortment of the 
ae pits in various colours, and solicits an early i inspec- 
eseription of useful CHINA, GLASS, and 
EATEN WARE at the lowest possible price, for Cash.—250, 
Dose street, near Hyde-park. 
AKER'S PHEASANTRY, Beaufort. street, King’s- 
road, Chelsea (by penta RUE to Her MAJESTY a 
T. R. H. PRINCE ALBERT). — MENTAL WATERFOWL, 
consisting of Black and White Mun Egyptia 
hina, Barnacle, Brent, and Laughing Gees: 
REN Ail, Widgeon, prse and Winter Teal; 
Gadwall, 
brador, Shovellers, Gold-eyed and Dun Diver ; Carolina Ducks, 
&c., domesticated and ea also Spanish, Cochin China, 
Bees pem weis Gray, Surrey, 2 m Dorking Fowls; and 
at 3 
Nite, Japan, Pied, and Common Penfowl. Eggs of the 
ov 
e; and pure Ohina. Pigs. 
e. V 
how s for zur re 1s. 2d. pe: 
e 
ates ed to outwear two mats.—RonznT 
d Tent Maker, 21, Tonbridge-place, New-road, London. 
ums WATER APFARATUS.— The attention of 
plush. Builders, and others, is re us requested 
focum 
im 
their efficiency. An im 
