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THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
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sod asa manure, and ‘that it was displaced by | guano, 
i use the latter was cheaper. This is also 
of other manures ; refore thought that, since 
ack in some 
I th 
o is so high in price, we ou t 
= our former practi M 
AND 
improvements. 
e 3 
REENHOUSE SYRI ING 
ATENT WATERING ENGINES, ‘MACHINES, 
bong a = of every description, with the latest 
‘actured only by RICHARD READ, 
peng sossar Piccadilly, London. 
Descri 4 
ARCHMENT LABELS superseded by 
CRESCENS, ROBINSON, AND 
illustra .| LINEN LABELS. They are re cheaper, written upon th greater 
them. | To ill he whey L ene, .* had z rit: | ease and rapidity, kaa as pae Specimens, printed to any 
guano, 5 cwt rapedust, 5 ewt. disso sree) pattern, sent post free from CxEscens, ROBINSON, & Co.’s Paper 
2 at ncaa of Boost and 2 cwt. sulphate of ammonia, | and Paper Bag Warehouse, 79, Desbe Thames Street t, London. 
you will get most as powerful as guano, ARDE at, du $ wel 
suitable for Say pee kind o; p, and costi executed Label for Plants and Trees. Parties not acquainted 
UE 15s, or per ton. By adopting some| with this Label can have a specimen sent by 
sien there is also this a gp tha y n pur- postage stamps to F. H., Lyd orth, Salop. 
chase all the materials separately, ix them in such | | INGHAM, hrog? > Riezen pame esi 
: ACTURERS of the Improve or - 
ting as you may think best for each particular | 7. NENT WOOD LABELS for GARDEN BORDERS, 
the condition of each field may require. You will also, 
think, run much less 
I chance of disappointment than 
when hase some new com ure of 
which you know little or nothing. I may also state that 
n ge over the mi c 
cated by Dr. Anderson, as gt ise 
demand for these two s 
h 
= 
i=] 
— 
~X 
in parti 
nA if genera ly Gh and c 
would soon iara the effect of tedmaing the consump- 
tion of guano to such an — that # reduction to the 
old rates Sali, ion follo 
Calendar of Operations. 
—_o— 
ough we made the 
threshing, and repairs, 
spare, and we can scarcely nor on fast enough to complete spring 
egs — 
— all will be wanted to pare for fallows. 
We w escape of s0 opting the ta ao of Oats on 
Fen land, having sat a good clean areari le of White Tartarian, 
ht 11 ston 
gh 
our horses, and bought black eee for the ‘aad weighing 104 stone, 
at 24s. per quarter. Good 12 s — Friesland fetch 30s. a 
seed. Bean pt ym re Dow roaie ntly grow: 
attribute to 
ointment in the autum Of course 
nately have a scabbed flock, must ase remed m, for 
which “ sheep or mercurial ointment ” is the standard application ; : 
uis also ae: amaan ai here to use = ee 
ong clean floc 1l lice and “ improve the fleec This is 
ear in October, or alor | it until the med hoggs aa ve it = 
the spring, after the gin flush of Grass has been 
be obtained at quite Wages upon 
the whole maintain a fair rate, “12s. and 1 iss, ‘pet week bein; 
given for ordinary p labour. The rops of Whe oo 
though buff ated DJ y side mici eym Preeti frosts, ye 
keep their colour oa and do not at present exhibit any ach. 
of plant. e just peeping, and a few m 8 
show a considerable breadth o Saun i upea has been 
got in under very favourable circumstances. J. terborough. 
WESTER r .—This month, Ti has =i 
e 
parti 
sane aan and, not to speak of March dust, the 
os has a very raw and unfit state for the reception 
of the seed. Towards thes nd of last week, howev vit we had a 
Biniki 
à good deal of April Wh 
peg where Turni wars eate as 
ame aea n -- usual, and we think wisely, for it must 
in Potatoes in the drills previous to their 
tiir ds nse 2 the eed ot to feos decay, they are particularly liable i in this 
Ge Notices to Correspondent 
ANO: JH + igh ad not like to turn ea on Clover 
t had guano scattered o ove rit. ait till after 
the first rai: 
reer riag Emenee S prepa T 2, We do not kno 
onymous “ ” are not desirable 
jnnes either either as food or manure The pri acta 
2 ier Baii it ie 
lime compost w vegetable 
ar and fold yore over it pork ae Ta nter, 
ll there. ot mow for a 
You -a wns at of 
an fairs. But for Southdowns you had better 
Sophy agent in a i kya will send your address w 
: AND 
We are informed 
Ibs 
U aane iaa. 
THO Fona ai nie Me te a“ as af hind 
hire Down 
cultural purposes. 
pa Agents in London, DEANE, Dray, & Co., Horticultural Im- 
plement raren ouse, 46, King ORS Street, London Bridge. 
SHEET CLASS FCR 
sep 
ON MR 
AMES Boat caer AND Co, h e the pleasure to 
rices pry Glass for Cash :— 
GLASS, ae IN Mocks CONTAINING 100 FRET 
eh ak by 44... +128.| 8S by 6, and 8% by Shire . 13s. 6d. 
7b TELIA . 13s. fo bera y A 13s. 6d. 
iby 9, 9, 18by 9, 14by 9 15 0 
12 -,,.,40; 3 ad 30, . ik y 10, 163-10"... e. 16 0 
16 p 10, peas G i i 
12,18, 18° i1; 144, T-6110 i ll 16 6 
133 19, 14,, 12, 10 12, 16 „ 12 27 9 
17.95.12) AB p.12,- 10 y I 20,5): iaa 
16 ',, 18,..17 ,, 18, 18 ,, 18 20, 13°... 
3, 13, My soe > 18 0 
, 22, 14, A, oe 
0, 2, as, 24 „ 15 
The Gines is of B h Manufacture, 16 ounces to ‘the foot, and 
selected for Mortatt and 
pu 
d 2s. each, ta returnable at full prices. Sizes 
r in squa 
ares. 160z. from 2d, to 
HORTICULT URAL GLASS, Sixteen-ounce, packed in Crates 
of 300 feet, w a r foot. Twenty- one Ounce, 34d. 
Fora a 200 feet, 40s. and 42s. per c 
HAR ava P ROUGH PLATE ees = Con. 
servatores, Public s Buildings, oe NEAS. Skylights, & 
Paget m“ fopa e Gardene: 0. 432 :— 
# SHEET GLA pro oie. a vend good sheet 
ass are various Foy foreign Pind es cae gon! Sy a i Sr rans, 
at I may caution the inexperienced who be o 
as much i 
CULTURAL GLASS WAREHOUSE, 
16, Subepessts Street Without, E.C. 
BR tise SHEET GLASS FOR Sey sae aap 
ean; 91 or tian Fery T b 9 by 7 at 
lls. 6d. per 100 foot box; 94 by 74 10 by 8, a . 6d. per 
box, in 21 oz. 1s. per T ‘extra; larger sizes up to 22 ig 14, 15 0z., 
at 16¢ f.; and 21 oZ., 25s. per r 100 fee KP charged 2s. each, 
and returnable at the mane price vered free. Crysta 
babi Glass, Son and Sheet Glass, in crates, s EET s Patent 
ough Plate, British and Patent Plate, &c.; White Lead, Oils, 
Parnousian: goloi, &c.—G. Fanm ILOE & Sow, 118, St. John 
Street, West Smithfield, London, 
GLASS FOR CONSERVATORIES, ET 
| eee anD CO. supply 16-oz. SHEET “GLASS 
of British Manufacture, at prices varying from 
Lists pé Estima katon , for 
PATENT ROUGH PLATE, THICK CRO OWN GL Ss, GLASS 
TILES, and SLATES, WATER-PIPES, PROPAGATING 
GLASSES, Tirer MILK aap PATENT PLATE GLASS, 
n WINDOW “name F SPARI SHADES, 
a om eat co. , 35, Soto goram 
See Gar deners’ Chronicle first Saturda ay ae each month, : 
GLASS FOR HORTICULTURAL PU 
anp W. H. JACKSON supply SHEET, PATENT 
ROLLED PLATE, and every description” of Glass for 
can Greenhouses, &c., of the best Manufacture and at 
the ces. 
AND PATENT et ay ORNAMENTAL, and 
a 
te o 
very reduced terms.— 
on application at their Warehouse, ets Oxford Street, 
HOMAS MILLINGTON'S ` reduced ti of 
SHEET and HORTICULTURAL GLASS 
by 
6i ti za 10s. per 100 feet 
by 
14s. 
AS 
, 15s. 6d. = 100 -~ 
15 
— 15 » by 10, and not netted 18 by 12 
00 ft. extra. 
in 21 s at 1s. and = per 
teas tes wi 
Foreign Sheet Gina i in 200 ft. c 
Glass for Orchard Houses as su 
Hartley's iras Rough Plate Glass, } to 3 ts aud Finch ia 
any size x Horticultural, Public Buildings, and Man 
factories. 
E ting Gl sen Shades - Stands. 
eo 
Bee 
og 12 inches, 14 ins., 16 aes 18 ins., ui 20 ins. in 
Rough Plate and Sheet Glass Tiles to tary in thickness, 
A variety of other hey ig! et orticu 
be had on applic: yg 
Plate Glass, Rough-cast do., Patent Plate do, Ruby, Blue, and 
sn en pcg and Ornamental Glass. 
Genuine White Lead and Oils of all kinds, 
Wholesale, fowl, and for Exportati 
packa , but allowed for when returned. 
„Aides, 8, T 87, Bishopsgate Without, 
ral List, which may 
T VERY Boodh MATERIAL 
FOR THE gages er OF MS OF PEACHES, NECTARINEs, 
vpn poyer TREES Is 
SHA wS TIFFA N Y.— A light, cheap, anà 
durable fabric. Sold in pieces, 20 po long by 38 inches 
wide, at 3d. a gs; or 5s, per piece.—Sold by Wm. Woop & Sox, 
appointed Address, Woodlands Maem ursery, Maresfield, 
near Uckfield Tosi x. 
a IFFANY,”’ ror SHADING CONSERVA- 
TOR ES.— Manufactured by Jonn SHaw & Co.40, 
treet, Manchester. 
TIFFANY, Vode iow! cheap, and durable material pod rua 
Conser and ae Hot-houses, effectually 
from re mews s of the oun without po bore the Wows 
also one of the ee pin o irds and W 
and the Bloom of Wall Trees from Alereyi Frosts. jagte n pieces 
20 yards long by 38 an tens at 3d. per yard or r piece. 
A peen allowance to the T 
ers from ps corre! 
panied b by a remittance 
Jouwn SHaw & C 
that ‘their u Tiffany,” for shading ‘Conservatories, &e., se “9 
procured from the adr phy Agent 
Messrs. Charlwood & Cummins, Seed Merc 
» Hurst & M'Mullen, Seed epeka g To ndon 
j s mgr gee m & aa Pine Apple Place, Lond 
m & Son, Seed Merchants, Tendon and 
{Edinburgh. 
the 10 or more dren ine taken. 
rrespondents m 
pe a 
' Fra and Arthur panei by Sons, Seed Merchants, 
Mr.F. Godwin, “Market Hall, Sheffi (Chester. 
Messrs. J = Sutton & Sons,” Seed Moreh 
in Edmondson & Co., § 
rse 
” 
a B. Re 0, N tann, Aberdeen 
Mr. J. H. Cottrell, Seedsman, High Street, Birnciaplbdie: 
Messrs, Austin & McAslan, Nurserymen, Glasgow. 
Mr. sae Veitch, hi my Exotic Nursery, sgy ore 
Messrs, James Di Sons, Nurser 7 dace Che: 
serymen, Manchesters 
n” 
Mr. George Baker, Nurseryman 
Mr. R. eich pia Nursery, Sailers ay. 
Messrs bof bk ote sh & Son, Highgate ojiba, B ree 
y, Mayes, rym 
& Co. urse istol. 
Mr. rain MeKenzie. Seedsman, Cor 
Mr. Edwin Hollamby, Nurse eryman, 1 Tunbridge Wells. 
Mr. J. N. Ewing, Nurse 
an, Barne 
Messrs. J. Blackburn & Son, Russia Mat Warehouse, 4, Worm- 
wood Street, London. 
ee A. Marti tin & Son, Cottingham and Hull. 
W. J. Epps, Maidstone. 
iar? John Holland, Florist, wore 
Mr. George Rogers, Nurseryman taadi 
Mr. sone Chivas, Seed Mere ween dig Chester. 
Mr. W.H sere omnes ame ba Southampton. 
Messrs. R pear row. serym dbury. 
Mr. W. i Geant. Prigi dang ps ihan 
Messrs. J. Morrisg n & Son, Nu ursery Seedsm n, Banff. 
J.S. & Co.'s * Tiffany” may oad a procured 1 from the under- 
mentioned Nurserymen and Seed 
Messrs. ime — & Co, ened, London. 
n Osborn & Sons, gier Middlesex. 
5 Rollisson & Son 
os & web biata ney 
Bai nata "RS York 
Mr. 'C ss Knu 
“ phap OMO.” m e y her a a the 
, the Duke of Aadma for Syon House, his 
Que 
ce the Duke of Devonshire for Chiswick Gardens, Professor 
oologic: ie e M 
stal Palace, Royal Z Society, lat 
aling Park, “a Collier, Esq., of Dartford. 
p ae. GI DOMO,” a Canvas made of patent it Cold, ke H 
mit r it is applied, xed 
all horticultural ss Soridaltarel artane es, fo 
the 
and Flowers from the scorching rays from wind, 
from ate of ration and from morning frosts. To be had in 
oe ras =e length, | 2 yards wide, at 1s. 8d. per yard run, of 
ee” 
poe connie Street, City; and of all Nurserymen and Seeds- 
men bert ot the kingdom. “It is much cheaper than mats 
as ring.” 
From Sir We Souk Tain ii cok 
“T have jus ust ald oat abont 14000 mi a fm 
part under your ‘Frigi Dom 
three or Padi and 
stg 
D CATTLE. SHED ID FLOORS. _ 
months should construct the 
applying the water. It may then be laid on 2 inches thick. Any 
labo can ds it. N l is req | beyond the 
spade, and in 48 hours it becomes rd as a Vegetation — 
cann r upon it, and it resists the action of the 
no 
rate paving 
PA an ye go FARM- YARDS, and-all other an 
where a clean, bottom is a desideratum. May be laid in. 
winter cei a well as in cto : 
Mannufac’ f the Cement, J. B. WHITE & Broriusi 
Milbank craig i wm 
prap =n GUTTA PERCHA SOLES.—Important 
Garpeners.—The Gutta Percha Company have the 
pleasure to to acknowledge the piep ie £ ps following letter from 
GQ. GLENNY, Esq., the celebrated Flo: 
tu “ 420, Strand, London. 
a Geetlemen;—Eave worn Gutta P Percha Soles and T 2o Le 
Pipera Eo 
ptes worn ee all ran reekk ing eri: po ; i 
as e e one enio Pa ink it the ise sf aul y E 
who m pi tg ere Gist that 
Every variety of Gath Percha 
Tubing, Soles, Legend 
Union Join nts, 
r8, Sponge 
