280 ‘THE GARDENERS’ 
CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
GHOICE PE 
W Sia) HUSSEY ties w ‘offer the hide Siok med 
tants for 21s., package included ; 
viz., Jessica, Empress, Virginia, exactam, Oeno. ony Rosa, 
Majestic, Magnet, Enchantress, Virgin en, Serena, Attraction, 
Mochanna, Beatrice, rd Mayor, Old "gory, Culoe, Zeno, 
Seraskier, Ganymede, Phaeton, Magnificent, har Cordelia, 
md, optimum, sit Gare So Gua oe 
Hoea 
SHO' 
ve HUSSEY begs = ffer “the undernamed 
tion— Si pair of each 15s., package seer ded: 
n, Arthur Briliant, Beatrice, Conra 
’ Jen 
Purples, Ko onl et Lord Chazia Wellesley, Lord Hardinge, 
Lord John Lord aas Melona, Mars, 
Mrs. Judd, otbelo, "perfection, Prince yal, Prima "Don 
neen her lew Sappho, wont Teddington, 
—Hort ral Gardens, Norwich. 
pleasure in info 
his friends and patrons that he has still a ae dozens en 
his unrivalled CALCEOLARIAS in extra strong plants n 
ready for seg ae -= their blooming pots. 
The Seed has been carefully hybridised with the finest shaped 
flowers monk beint iful markings, and on fail to pro- 
duce bien k, ‘the mie. ality. Price 5s. per do: 
Cam ry, Cam berwell 
UCHSIAS. ROYAL Vi CTORIA ooa s), one 
of the finest light varieties ever offered, 1 
NULLI (Ponn’s), one of the 
ever aang Lae 6d, Plants raed by the 
t dark age ws 
ay 
MUM 
ovat are a light 
OSBORN & Sons, ee ag rey S.W., Sole Apni, 
JEW VERBENAS of 1856.—An 
t, Adm 
Lyons, Blue Bonnet, General aiaee Gadut aes Batailles, | 
La Stella, Mrs. A, Clive, Eugénie, Victory, Viscou ss Em mlyn, 
Eliz n Edwards 
Puri mori 
rite nen detent King of Sardinia, Ahy, 
Sir C. Campbell, Dandy, Dr. ny atag iis — ego 
Fine Plants of the above 
Lord Raglan, 
General Pelissier. 
ree by p 
dozen. Algo E etnai Regn of neeo, oe onch, or threo plaats 1 a | 
two order Nur ale, Yorksh 
s, Bed 
poise: paa “END “CHOICE FLOWER 
RDEN NOVELTIES, at 2s. 6d. per dozen, in 3-inch 
fine plants. A descriptive Ca wer of 18 pages, contain- 
Toe i 
upwards of a thousand n l be sent on application, 
inclosing two yie Merriott Nurseries, 
Crewkerne, Somerset. 
The fi is an example of the ae of these plants : 
12 Calceolarias, 12 Dahlias, 12 Gerani 
Mimar 12 Verbenas, pirg 13 Salvia 
lants added to help to pay for car: 
and packing st ne e expense of purchaser, 
8s, 12 Helio aie a = 
ia and vary 
carriage. 
ket 
es Gra $ 
SKIRVING, l f Walton ursery, Liverpool, 
. to announce the safe arrival of many hundreds bag 
of this “MONARCH of the WOODS,” direct from their nativ 
grown little pode x ty two aud 
at very m ere prices per 
Ww. S. has still on a large quantity “of "ARAUCARIA 
IMBRICATA and CEDRUS DODLA, sag sizes, from 1 
10 feet high. are particularly well eet for 
avenue or a ple where parsa ii effect is wanted. 
Prices modera 
NEW FUCHSIAS. 
OHN rye CHARLES LEE have the satisfaction o! 
following ‘remarkably fine NEW FUCHSIAS, 
n all other 
respective 
MRS. SI MPSON T (Lee). —This magni ificént show variety is 
abundant bloomer and of first-rate habit. 
very large and of the richest purple ve 
rovemen' s in their 
bright glossy crimson and reflex perfectly. It is spr Bit b 
competent jud to oy a finest dark Fuchsia yet flow 
To be sent out May Ist; price 10s. 6d. 
en gaa mesa (Laz) hes an extra large flower of 
immense su and rich purple shaded, 
Sepals steer: Fo slightly reflexed. The habit is bold and 
t; nothing exceed the oe of its aati and it is 
certainly. the largest of all Fuchsias. To be sent out May ist 
Ts. 6d. mm, pear 10 
Ac 
OUIS VAN HOUTTE’S — Nair ELIA 
AMABILIS, pure hipaa e with a lemon blotch on the lip, 
habit of Gesnera. TYDÆA BARON DE PRET, 
COUNT THEOD. 
crimson, orange 
that can be seen; Ty Bnd aA, Hot tipped, and 
e n are fiowering nearly 
ht 
Agent Londe R. 
Tower net apeg 5, Harp Lane, Great 
REIGATE SILVER nm g- per Ton, Less 
q , Is. 6d. vered to any 
wharf or way, or with ve preg Peat 
HE AL 
me bo t ee 
e above at Ís. per Ib. dy de nari Bax 
S, Aaa e 
Road (late d Fleet p 
by a Post-office “ac 
where = hard 
winter è well 
j, Bishopsgate 
2 their prices of 
AQUAR 
AMES PHILLIPS 
H EBONY STAND 
WITH EBONY STAND 
12 kas diameter, oach “% 6d. 
13 
d. 
ph t 
~ 
ONDO 
(e>) 
bmo 
ie ts ereen 
pà pi ad 
ARoOoon 
n 
Syphon 
AQUARIUM, with | 
Sar ds, and 
30 inches long, 17 wide, i5 dee 
pe — long, 16 wide, 15 pes HN 
nches long, 13 wide, 94 d 0 
the deiseuioas ‘of Slate Bottom. The ‘pillars 
mg n co 
rt 
TANK 
s. Od. 
1 a teB thou, ie Glass Front or 
Sheet Glass Tops. £s 
tee S 5% 
oe es 
ea 
are iron, pi the water canno 
Larger or smaller sizes in pro 
GLASS ET ae rh 
S inch ante each.. s 
DES AND STANDS. 
12 inch diameter, each 
” 
” 
10 15 ,, 
il 16 ,; 
LA 
24 MET — ie 16 inches sem 6 w 
22 es 14 i. 
20 
18 
Ox 
rs a 
$ Q: gis 
HMT ee 
eerer 
2z 
=] 
1 
Ma E to any lest. 
Perforated Glass “for Ventilation, = 1s. 6d. per foo 
Glass Tiles and Slate 
tae Milk Pans, 21s. per dozen; Propa “a atin ng and Bee Gla 
actometers, Lord Camoys’ Milk’ Syphons, ‘Wasp Traps, Plate, 
tee: and Orna mental Glass, Shades for Ornaments, and every 
ORTICULTURAL GLASS WAREHOUS E, 
ne, oe sgate ste et Wi Art = 
OR HOR 
Ope ano w. „B. JACKSON. pa SHEET E PA ATE ENT 
D PLATE, and every description of Glass for 
Co ian sr "Greenhouse, &c., of the best Manufacture and at 
the roc a 
B D PATENT PLATE, ORNAME NTAL, and 
all the superior ‘qualities a gim for gentlemen ’s mansions at 
very reduce —Esti s and Lists of ie pe 
on Eae ta at “thei + Warihess e, 315, Oxford Str 
GLASS FOR SERVATORIES 
anD COQ. supply 16-0z SHEET ‘GLASS 
ritish arai at prices varying from 2d. to 3d. 
usual A Bra required, ras thousands of 
mmediate deli 
Bun SHEET GLASS FOR | HORTICUL- 
URAL PURPOSES.—Sizes from 7 by 5 to 9 by 7 at APAFA ANY,” D 
1s. 6d. per 100 foot box; 9} by 74 and 1 at 12s. 6d. per TORIES.— Mannfactti epee Suaw & Co, 2 
oa in 21 = -= per bax e thang up to 5 hey 15 ves s | Street, Manchester. oy a 
at 16¢.; an Z., 25s. per eet. Boxes c raking 2s. each, d durable material 
and returnable at the same price if delivered free. Crystal n E eines iste effectually pana 
White Glass, Crown and mot “om in crates, s, Hartley's s Patent | from the scorching rays of the sun, hont bacüring tik ; 
Rough Plate, British and Patent Plate, é&c. Oils, | also one of the best protectors of Fruits ree Birds and 
Turpentine, Colours, &c. Peran & Son, wus Bt St. Jobn | and the Bloom of Wall Trees from Spring Frosts. Sold in pieces 
Street, West Smithfield, jaa 20 yards long by 38 inches wide, at 3d. per yard or 6s. pet Rie eg 
A liberal allowance to the e when 10 or more pieces “ro 
THO see MILLINGTON'S Rebates Tariff of NB.-0 ers unknown correspondents must be 
eae and HORTICULTURAL 8s. anied a Rega 
7 JOHN 6: beg to inform their numerous are 
63 by i 10s, per 100 feet 9 by 12s, that their ‘ “Tiffany, a "e ayya Å Conservatories, &e, 
7 by A : 94 by 74 x | procured from the lowi g Agents S 
74 by 83 ef j H ni ` Messrs. Char! okee & Oinin, Seed ert ~ Londone 
4 by y Hurst & M‘Mullen, Seed Mercha 
11 by 9 tds 13 by 10 14s ” ‘a. Henderson & Co, Pine ple Place, Landon te 
lis bed 94 7 = 2 = y » . Minier, Nash, & Co., Seed Merchants, ‘London and 
12 by9 Pete Son, d Merchants, [eainbiorgh 
Above kei Ee 10, and not exceeding 181 by D ‘Be. 6d. per 100 feet. Mr. Charles Turner, Royal Narsery, Slough. Pe eee 
Some above in 21 oz. Glass at 1s. and 2s. per 100 ft. extra. ssrs. W, badge & Son, Maresfield, Sussex. Seed M w i 
19 by 16s = Francis and Arthur Dickson & Sons, < [Chester 
20 by 12 5 20 by Mr. F. doain, ikot Hall, Sheffield. ERP 
bie! a Glass in 200 ft. cases, 32s. tod 4 a epe. oe essrs. John Sutton & Sons, Seed Merchants, Beat ‘ 
chard Houses as supplie ed to M -y, . John Edmondson & Co., Seed Merchants, ve 
Hartley's 8 Patent Rough Plate Glass, $ to $ and peia erang si B. Reid & Co., Nu + i Birmingham. DA 
any r Horticultural, Public Buildings, and Man J. H. Cottrell, Seedsman, High Street fee 
factories. Messrs. Austi Tat fos an, Nurserymeny Crelses pi 
Propagating Glasses. Fern Shades and Stands. Mr. James Veitch, Jun., ursery, = Chester. j 
Bee S | Glass Milk Pans. rs. James Dickson & Sons, Nurserymen, Manchester 
Aquarium, 12 inches, 14 ins., 16 ins., 18 ins., and 20 ins. in j Jame Dickson, Sons, & Co., Nursery ET a aunptom 
diamete Mowbray & Lowe, Nery Bagshot. 
a ey Seon i eh ht ARES a a cg i 
v: of ot articles as orticul at, witch 1 ma: r arker, he se Nursery, 
be had én epplieatiod 7 | Messrs W. Cutbush & Son, High gate Nurseries, Lon 
Plate Glass, ES an doo Patent Plate do., Ruby, Blue, and Ga fiio ir : Co, ‘Nurserymed, ie 
other Coloured and Ornamen Mr. Thomas McKenzie, Seedsman, Cork. wal. 
Genuine White Lead, Ce lours, Paints, and nom of all kinds, Mr. Edwin Hollamby, Nw n, Tunbridge We 
Wholesale, Retail, and for Export Mr. J. N. Ewing, Nurseryman, Norwich. ; 
All packages charged, but allowed for vie urned. Mr. John amA Nurseryman, —— pwo 
“Address, 87, Bishopsgate Street Withou the’ ron side a r. W. Cutbush, Nurseryman, Barn arehouse, 
Eastern Counties Raley: bs : essrs. J - Blaekburn s rn & Son, Russia Mat W 3 
SE OE TRT p ig 
a | OXLEY ano CO’S ASBESTOS FILTER, | maa A Sittin & Son, Cottingham and Hull. 
r e oi , sft ; a - yr Been no 17s. 6d. Twenty Mr. W J. Epps, Maid e. pE j 
ear wW diem. eral and raons ohn Holland, Florist, Middle 
ma tirely separated by this T iet a segs PEARS, 8, mr ma uradi ttoxeter. Zé 
George Yard, rombad ereet, London. 
D CATTLE SHED FLOO 
one 
HOSE w would enj uring the 
winter earn should construct their ae E PORTE ND 
ena, CONCRETE, —-* re formed bpd og the 
vel of which the path is at prevent made from the loam which 
a con ge ae i = ott, y partof clean a dd _ of sharp 
river sa ge arts of such equ e of Port- 
land incorporate a well inthe dry state before 
applying the Water: y then be laid on 2 inches thick. Any 
labourer mix and spread it No tool is r — ired beyond = 
es nna Aa AE Baura IE rete as hard as a rock. Vogets 
re or upon it, and it rsh chef! the er se ott the 
severest frost. It is necessary, as not soak t! t, 
to give a fall from the middle of the paz a manr an sides. 
CATTLE-SH rw ae re oe rer other situations 
bottom is a 
as in smpmar 
Milbank é A 
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siderable 
reduc 
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and Apparatus for Warming Buildings. of eve: 
Hot Water.—Prices and Estimates furnished ae app 
a 18, 1857, 
P Street, 
(late STEPHENSON & Paty ahs oe anik 
Conical Boilers i m Iron and Copper, is now pe I 
in th 
AND SU. 
ufacturer of 
d Copper Conical Boley 
URD 
BUILDERS 
TURERS. 
A NEw 
Plans and 
THO 
Form or BOILER, FOR HEATING 
NE 
D VOKINS, 1, 
Radnor Eevee King’s Road l, Chelsea, HORTI 
and HOT-W ATE 
Little Smi 
BY cert 
a 
st p 
einataedion: its gaea invention, is at work in many 
the 
which it posse The Boiler is. certainly one of 
valuable set for heating purposes that has 
brought before the public, 
Full garanna with i 
applica 
kingdom, and has given the greatest satisfaction 
regard to its simplieity i in management, its economy i in | 
attendance, ber a in regard to the great power ol 
ARG 
Cc RESCENS, il INSON 
LINEN 
ease and rapidity, and quite as durable, to any 
n, sent post free from O Upper’ aa & Co's hae 
tter 
MANE BELS for GARD oe À 
LOWER POTS, &c., in boxes of 100 each. The above Labels — 
have been manufactured HAM BROTHERS for the 
10 years with increasing demand, and acknowledged by those 
parties who have used eer ps superior to anything of the — 
pa Beseri offered to the pub! For neatness, dai s ie 
they have mein all other kinds of i; 
eoun pu 
Sole Agents in London. 
plemen Warehouse, 46, King William Street, London 
mi 
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a Estimates to all parts upo ANU AE j 
SON’S. RETORT SoL ! d 
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Pash. aan 
rposes. ee 
, DEANE, Dray, & CO., Horticultural 
MITE Gere BECK 
6, Col n Street, ron 
the dat, Exhibition G 1851, and 
CHROMA 
the P. aris Ee nian 
ico 
Tic 
MICROSCOPES, 
au 
Ate WALKS.— practical ss 
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Gothic style, and price per yar 
Warwickshire, will hear Sarthe particu 
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