To be seen in use at most of the London Nur- 
Acid, carbonic Chlorine} |Gu Oily matters Rock-salt ugar series, and at their i 1 ter-place, 
‘Acid, humic er ne ‘gam Pao ts Olive oi Rotation of crops Buinates Chelsea. 
‘Acid, lactic Citric aci Fum, ¢] ee ree Organic acids Rust Sulphate of alumine 7 aS = 
‘Acid, muriatic \Clay Gum, re rganic manures fe Sulphate of iron Ki-HIVES.—Guorge Neigunour and Son beg — 
‘Acid, nitric \Glay, burnt icunvowner Organic substancesin|Rye, analysis of [Sulphate of lime’, hese oeeebrea aoacer A IMSL GUE) i 
‘Acid, phosphoric \Climate, effects of |Gypsui soils accharine matter [Sulphate of magnesia | formation ofa new line o| t, they have removed their busi. 
‘Acid, sulphuric |Clover, analysi Hair Organic substances |Sago Sulphate of soda ness from No. 131, High Wolborn, to more spacious and commo- 
Acid, sulpburous J, ashes Hard water Organised matters |Saintfoin, analysis of Sulphur dios Premises, numbered 127 1 the sme street: “Tiel selecuG nam 
Ac id, gal Wartshorn Oxalic Sal amm {Su ulphuret of i iron of Beehives for this season Sees most varieties now in 
\Cocoa-nut oil Heat Oxide, bins nie Saline coRIGens Sulphuric ac’ vogue, including ‘‘Nutt’s Patent Hives’ (for the sale of which 
te ids, organic oheston Heat, latent Oxide of manganese {Saline manures ‘Sulphurous ae they are the only authorized agents), the ‘«Single-Box Hive,” 
Beide, ¢ Hoofs Oxide of tro Salts Sulphuretted hydro. | the “ Ladies’ Observatory Hive,” the ‘ Improved Cottage Hive,’ 
Action o pindts on Horns Oxides, metallic Salt. rel with Glasses, &c., from either of which the produce may be 
the ‘umates Oxygen Salts, Pe enanatiten Sunflower taken at any time without the destruction of the Bees. G. N. 
rs, changing of|Humic acid Pari Salt, common ‘Tapioca and Son have also Glass Hives and other articles connected with 
si \Golo urs of plants Hama Parsnep, analysis of Salts, Epsom ‘Tartaric acid Bee Management, at their Apiarian Depot and Honey Ware- 
Aginity. |Colouring matter Humus, decay of Pearlash Salts, Glauber’s 1 house, 137, High Holborn, corner of Southampton-street, Lon- 
Air Combination Hydrogen gas Peas, analysis of [Salts of haitshorn /Temmary and quater- don. Letters of inquiry relative to the above must have Post- 
‘Air, bad Combining numbers | Hydrogen, carburet- of magnesia | nary compounds | ®6¢ Stamps tae 66 
, Air, good mbining weights | ted Peroxide of iron Salts 6f potash The Tropics urr on Bees” (th Edition), now published, 
‘Air, inflammable alata Hydrogen, sulphur- | Petre itpetre obacco ee POLYTECHNIC —INSTITUTION.— 
an ae arf hd a results sate Phosphate of ammo- See cP ae eae During Lent the DISSOLVING ORRERY will be exhibited 
Albumen, vegetable ISeonrea salt Inflammable air Phosphate of lime _|salts, metallic Unripe fruit beni he THEORY. OF COMET stand other CELESTIAL PIE 
Ale, bottle Compositio' mot pede Inflammable gas Phosphate of mag-/Salt, rock Urea NOMENA will be explained and ulieteated iby Diagrams. 
Alkali, groLets |Compositic m of soils [Inorganic manures nesia Sand Urine work dally, a complete arrangem TTON- ee 
Alkalie: |Composition of eee Iodides Phosphoric acid Sawdus' Urine, putrid a ees at of a CARDING, ROVING, and SPIN- 
Anais, vegetable |/Compounds, binary fone Phosphorus Sea-i fos excrements| Use of the leaves NING FRA NEW MICROSCOPE, magnifying 
losmpnenae: all defi- uae Pickling of Use of plants SEVENTY- YOUR MILLION TIMES, DISSOLVING VIEWS. 
xueininies sulphate of] nite m, carbonate at Plants, Suming of |Sea-shore Vapour in the ai i The Science of Electricity demonstrated by the COLOSSAL 
Ammonia Compounds, saline ltron; oxide of Plants, action of on|Sea-water egetable alkalies ELECTRICAL MACHINE at a Quarter to Three daily, and at 
Ammonia, fixing |Compounds, ternary |Iron, peroxide of he air a-We Vegetable manures 
224 
THE GARDENERS 
CHRONICLE. 
[Arrin 1, 
“Now ready, neat cloth, price 4s. 6d., 
R U L H-E MI Rios 
An Introduction to the Boa of the Science In RELATION to 
‘ULTURE. 
By Epwarp sonny, Esq., Jun., F.R.S., F.L.S. 
Fae CePiniaitah nae to 
Ho 
. Chemical changes 
e Horticultural Society of London, | Nitrate of soda Putrefying animal |Soil, ‘colour of affections for which ee aoe alters ative o rated a specific. 
on. Mem. o' Se ROU Aericalbural Society, Lecturer on i matter Soils, composition of | To those effected with, isposed ti f the above dis- | 
Ghani bet the Royal Institution of Great Britain, Nitre, cubic Putrid urine Soils, formation o: orders, a course, spring pent eae is ;ecueralty recommended 
&e. &e. &e. Nitric acid i Soil, nati y the Faculty. The preparation of this Decoction is, however, 
Extracts from the Introduction :— Ni Quartz Soot difficult, and its dose somewhat large. All aay virtues are 
“A knowledge of the chemical composition of soils, and the | Nutrition of plants |Quicklime acre sessed in a portable and pleasan’ y the Concentrated 
various substances employed as REM enables us to compre- | Oats, analysis of Rain-water Compound enact of Sarsaparilla, rebated by Bens. Moxon — 
end the mode in which the latter act; anda knowledge of the | Oil Rape Buti of salt and Sons, Chemists, Hull. 
nature of those substances whieh. plants require points out the | Oil- ite Raw bones Spirit of wine Sold in Bottles, at 4s. 6d., 12s., and 22s. (equal to 6, 16, and 32 
best and most economical methods of restoring to the! Soil, by | Oil, Red enpseS Spring-water pints of the esoceion)s: by. all respectable medicine venders. — 
manures, those substances which plants remove from i! Oil, Govan. nut Red Starch ponder Agente y & Sons, Sutton, Edwards, Newberry, 
«If the farmer knows what it is that gives the fertil ilizing powers | Oil, fixed Renee a gas-works Rees Dennis ate one Dublin, at Butler’s Medical Hall ; 
to manure, and is aware of the nature of those substances, he will | Oil, Olive esins pias Ratbone J.and R. Raines; Quebec, J. Musson. 
soon learn the best method of preserving and using them ; he will | Oil “of vitriol Respiration. 
then understand how to make the most of the various sources of | Oil of Poppy Serie of combus- cane manures Sema FOR GREENHOUSES. 
manure at his disposal, and he will be enabled readily to save | Oil of Rape Subsoil WEEKS & 5 ERE Ly Horticu,turRaL 
much, that, for the want of such knowledge, would otherwise be il of Linseed Rests of putrefac-|Subsoil-ploughing * Buripers, &c., Glow low place, King’s-road, Chelsea,— 
lost.’? Oil of Mustard Substances, in soils, | The great simplicity of Meth hchoyeel plan of SiAvING, 
Acclimatizing 
Acid, benzoic | 
Index of Contents. 
|Cherry-tree gum 
|Chioride of sodium 
‘Ammonia, fixing by | and quaternary Iron, protoxide of ine Lectures Ny on CHEMISTRY and NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, 
ids s Contag: |Iron-stoves, Plants, food of Seed, formation of _ |Vitriol, green by Dr. RyAn and Professor Bacnnorrner. The CLASS LEC- 
pesunoni, fixing by [Contagious matters [iron, sulphate eke Plants, growth 0: Selection by the roots) ee oil o URES ave continued as usual. Admission, One Shilling, 
yp pperas ron, sulphuret o} Plants, nutrition of Volatile bata Schools, half-price, 
Ammonia, fixing by| ‘earn |Isinglass Plaster-stone Volatile : = ~ : 
copper: rops, rotation of {Ivory Ploughing, subsoil Volatile substances MPORTANT.—* After more than two years’ constant 
ee mons, carbonate| Cubic nitre } Kelp Poppy Ww: trial, I can give the most unqualified and decided featiiga 
Hc Jultivated lands Latent heat Potash Water, eal in favour of your Ventilating ipteniront J Er e been 
pen muriate of] Decay |Lead, red Potash, carbonate of har much exposed in an open chaise to all w fr eoueciiy for 
Ammonia, phosphatelpe scay ofhumus Lead, white sh, caustic ter, it six hours at a time, to the eee dren: ‘so as to 
ol Decomposition ae ete of Potash, nitrate of Water, river externally like one sheet of water, but never found your Coat 
ia,culphate of| é i er, sea, fail in Keeping me perfectly dry (and this, too, without the least 
‘Ammonia, ia stony particles [rane eo of the Potash, es of ell Water, Bert appearance of confined perspiration). I cannot express the 
or of : | Le; Potas: Smells, foul Water, sprii comfort and satisfaction it affords me If my testimony: is.ofatjecat 
the gasworks Dew [Lettuce Potassium, chloride |Smelting Wheat, analysis of | value, pray make any use you please of it.—DeLri and Son, 
Animal manures amond igh Potat BY joap Weeds Sore 9 Alfred. place, Newington, Surrey. Feb. 10, 1843. 
Animal Be \Light, effects of Potatoes oap-making Weed-ash erdoe.” The garment referred to is BERDOE’S VEN- 
Draining ge ighting a fire Potte Soap-boiline White of egg FROCK, a respectable and esta- 
‘oubstances [Dung nin Protoxide of iron Soda White lead blished garment, made only by W. B poe eilers » Waterronlets 
Aquafortis Dutch rustes y ma e SartcRntoor PE ae, animal |Soda, sae an et 69, Cornhill, (eight doors from et). 
Arrow-root ime, mate ot Soda, muriate o! Voody fibre re 
Attraction ae Lime, caustic paneiplose Pace Soda, nitrate of al WALKER 8 NEEDLES (by Authority the i 
Ashes Earthy substances /rime, when useful Proportion ‘oda, sulphate of {Yeast * “Queen’s Own”), with the New Large Eyes, are easilyjy 
shes, wood ss sal substances in| Lime, when not to be threaded (even by blind Heeone! and worked with great east 4 
eee f ie |_ plan used London: 3, Shiites ee Covent. Garden; and may be having Improved Points, Temper, and Finish. ‘The Labels ar 
>of pls aay. Igderrescette |Lime, muriate of ordered of all Booksellers. correct Likenesses of Her Majesty and His Royal Highne I 
Ashes © Element Prince Albertin relief, on coloured groun 
Ashes of sea~ ae 
Division, mechanical 
|Growth of plants 
ely 
Index af Conner ne Corn ene 
Nature of the soil 
Nitrates 
Nitrate of lime 
Nitrate of potash 
Oil of Lavender 
Oil of Cloves 
Oil of Lemons 
t 
Plants, death of 
Pru: 
Purrensuory results| 
Putrefiable matter 
Rhu abe 
Ripening of fruit 
River-water 
Sod, 
IBodivimn, chloride of 
‘ter 
Soils, aneiynis of 
ic 
Substances, volatile 
Seeds and fruit 
OMPOUND DECOCTION OF SES oe 
Scurvy, Scrofula, Eruptions on the » Roughness of 
the Skin, Chronic Rheumatism, Indigestion, Chronic Liver Affec- 
tions, General Debility, particularly Seen caused by excess; the 
effects of taking Mercury are amon: um erous diseases and 
which the roof of the largest or smallest house can be instantly 
covered with a sheet of Canvas, renders the principle an object 
of admiration. 
Eight in the Evening, except Wednesday and Friday evenings. 
T 
TIL. ATING WATERPROOF 
is. 
. WaLKer’s Improved Fish-hooks, Steel 
|Lime, nitr ate of n z 
Atoms Embryo | Lim| hate of ARDEN NET.—New Garden Net, viz., Herring Pens, Hooks and 
sao |Embryo of a seed Lime, a Net. one-inch mesh, made with machinery, 14d. per yard, in Eyes, Bockins, &c,, are particularly recommended to notice. 
ahd | Epsom salts ifne, sulphate of any length or width. Old Fishing Net, properly mended up, in | For the Home Trade, neat packages of Needles or Pens, from. 
Rw jauivalent relents Limestone lengths, 30 or 40 yards; 8 and 10 fect ‘éep, 4d. per yard square, | 18. to 10s. value, can be sent free by post by any respectable 
at : 
Barley : 
Barley, analysis of 
8 
2 O 
itor eerie of sea- 
Limestone, magne- 
sian 
Woollen and Worsted Net, fine Blossom and Wasp Net, made 
from Hemp, Bunting, Screens, &c. &c. Woollen Tie for Flowers, 
eater on receipt of 13 penny stamps for ey shilling value, 
Every quality, &c., for shipping. 
Ee Ioye Linseed Also Sheep-folding Nets, Fishing Nets, Rabbit and Hare Nets, | _ H Waxes, Manufacturer to the Queen, 20, Maiden-lene, 
35 of Le et eal Liquid manure Vets for ited against Rabbits, Dogs, Poultry, &e., 2d. ee Mcod 4 Saichek mas 3 
Fallowiny, Litharge also for covering in Poultry-yards, Pheasantries, uC, 2 7 i 
Rate Lane Farm: -yard manure | Loss of m yard. Stivetior expanding Tents for Lawns, &c., 5/., 36 ft. eataiae ~ WANT PLACE —All Letters to be ident 
Bleaching 
Blood 
Fermentation i lace, arried Man, age 30, who understands Forcing in ail its t 
Bone Fertility Gpeet tobi Lge ou, Richaxnson, Net and Tent Maker, 21 Tonbridge-place, | sartments. Can have a two years? unexeeptionable Character 
mage lee Fibre, woody Magnesia, caustic .B.—1000 London Policemen’s Capes for Farmers’ Servants, cena oh ie Employer. Direct to Mr. J. Marsuaun, 1, Park- 
Bottled a oon Magnesia, muriate of | 1s, gd., 2s., and 2s. 6d. each. roads Cspe 3 
Bran Ries Lane fipenss!2; Phospbate § GARDENER, a married Man, aged 35, who per- 
Breathing of Animals ae 
are Fixing ammonia Meenele, vaio | W. GIDNEY begs to inform Noblemen and Gentle- | management of Land or Stock of any description if required 
Sie: Plax Magnesian limestone * men that in eon aequence of the increased demand and | has had Epa cowed of cattle from iidhood. His | 
Brom mee of animals Magnesium improvements in the machin: r producing his IMPROVED | wife could also manage a Dai airy or Poultry- var ‘Can have for ri 
Buckwheat, analySis| yin Malting STRAINED WIRE FENCING, poate with the depression in | years? good chateel es from the gentleman he is leaving, o pirect 
- flower, use of Malic acid the Iron trade, he is enabled to offer the same at a considerably | A. B AUL & Son, en, Che heshunt, Her 
Bubbling, or efferves-| rood of animals Manganese reduced rate, and warrants this Fence, as constructed by him, to stro 
cence neatness, str ength, 
Burning 
ene of plants 
Burn 
tes 
Carbon in plants 
aie of ammo- 
ieicoonste of iron 
Carbonate of lime 
Carbonate of magne- 
that that encouragement has induced him to bestow more wy 
sia Manures, Vevostie + opens TO B i 
: ion to this department of Ornamental and Useful Work. co. T G 9 
Fai eg Gas, infammable: [Marble Py dod eabe Dre Raed eeveEAt Designs in FANCY | AA S PRACTICAL GARDENER, ot Sinpenza 
Baeeaieasa oes liaw thea ae: WIREWORK, eeiteds cg te Flower-Garden and Greenhouse, and AND FORESTER. H. BOWERS, of Laleham, havi 
Gas-works plat cere AA again submits for inspection his Extensive Stock of Flower- | concluded his present esearch is at liberty to engage 
Carbonic acid | 
; : | 
me Gas-works, ammoni- ets, 1 h ien-Arches, | any Nobleman or leman in war erson 
4 rett ¥ i Baskets, Trainers, Bones, and Stands, with Garden ’ 'y 
Porburestertbydro--\)- xealdiquor of Lis Sante Vases andFempless improved Garden and Hothouse Bn. | qualified as above. ‘The advertiser having devoted all his fe 
gen eae ey refuse of/ Minium gines, Syringes, Fumigating Bellows, and otner Horticultural | energies to he practice of his profession, on the most Improndl 
ap nape a Gelat wishes Implements. G. B. Taomrson’s Improved Waterpots, which | principles, having acquired experience in large establish sre 
Carrot, analysis of | |Germina ati fould. possess considerable advantage over all others, the smaller size | andalsoin distingoished families as principal Gardener, Forestehy 
Casein. Germination in oxy- |Mouldiness being peculiarly adapted for Ladies. Game and Cattle Fence in | Designer, Planter, and General Improver of Gardens and Esta\ a 
Castor oil A Mucilage sieatcvaviel perfect master of his business. married, and in th@ 
Caustic lime Muriates bak ee at = — | prime of life. Can be hight: hiy recommended by the most: eminel 
Cl si i Horticulturists, and t Noble eae fy xe 
anstic substances 3 Mar Hee ammonia at M. 3. J, &C. Leu's Nursery, Hamniers 
ols Gluten aay [TO LET, 2 small FLORIST’S BUSINESS, tote Saicaeereel immediate attention. i 
ten chemical | Good air painiate of mnagnesia of the best ne ees wk pees ae ceed ee ae = <= 
8 i puse, ed-sho) an Oc! Py wed by Lomb 
Charrix oes etal Se ee tie ind lee vitd Be sue'Precit of ‘Wiha the Glty oe “hondor 
Cheltenkam salts 
Fatty substances 
Fire, lighting a 
ed Oi 
Food of plants 
Food, too great a sup- 
ply of 
Formation, of soils 
Formation of seed 
Foul smells 
Fruit, ripening of 
Fruit and an 
aa ‘tnrip 
ng 
é umigtion 
cianbevs salts 
Green bones 
Green manures 
Green vitriol 
Lucerne, adelyeis of 
Magnesia 
Manganese, oxide of 
Manure 
anures, animal 
Manures, inorganic 
Manure, farm-yard 
Ma 
Manure, liquid 
Manures, organic 
Manures, saline 
Manures, strong 
eee oxides 
Muriatic ac! 
Muscle 506 animale 
Mustar " 
Natural vegetation 
Tarpaulins for Waggon cue Stack Covers, Garden- frames, &c., 28, 
Ber square yard made v 
IMPROVED WIRE FENCING 
stand against all kinds of cattle, and 
durability, and cheapness, to excel all other kinds of Fencing. 
List of Prices, with a sketch, may be had by applying at his 
Manufactory, East Dereham, Norfolk. 
See tos WIREWORK SARORHO ae 
, OXFORD-STREET, LO. 
G Bs THOMPSON, in gratefully paeinoe dain the 
* kind patronage which the Nobility and Gentry so liberally 
bestowed upon him last season, begs respectfully to bea eet 
TO FL ORISTS ; AND GARDENERS. 
The present occupier leaving in consequence of ill health.— 
Apply pessounny to T, Jennies, near the Chapel, South 
Lambeth, Surrey, 
EAD GARDENER, an active, experienced, 
Nee H 
- 90 
fectly understands his business; would 
Pac anita with the atecethelt of Pin 
house and Greenhouse Plants, Ga Gardening in general. , 
be highly recommended for tict integrity, and a general know- 
ledge of his profe: Direct to E. H., Mr. Kernan’s, Seeds: 
man, 4, Great, PRieaelle street, Covent Garden. 
S GARDENER, a single Man, aged 
_ stands his business in every department. Can have a good 
character from his last place.—Direct to G, B., at Mr, Kennan 7. 
4, Great Russell-street, Covent Garden . 
thoroughl) 
is leaving. Letters ale 
aruners cova the County of Taal ieee 
artin ‘and Communications are vo be aadressed. £0 er 
ements 
BaitorsSaturday, April 1, 1843. 
0 undertake the 
&, 
e 
), who under- — 
