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THE GARDENERS 



CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 



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BANK?' SfcEOLlNG FUCHIIAf .— 1855- 



FOl Fm-L DKaCftJPTloff f» FOftMEE ADVERTISEMENT*, A»D 



o* Application). 



J. EPPS ha* much pleasure in stating that the 



• above Fuchsia* have been proved to be the finest that 

 have been raised by that celebrated grower E. Hank*, Esq., Deal. 

 Early orders are solicited. The set of six, 21. 2m. The usual 

 discoaat to the trade.— Bower NuraerieaJMaidatone. 



SUPCRB HOLLYHOCKS, SEEOS, ETC. 



\ I ' ILLI AM CHAFER begs to offer packet* of seed, 



▼ V consisting of 20 varieties, from his best Sboir Hollyhocks, 

 a!5#.; 12 varieties, 2s. &L; and from good double sorts, U. 



Superior Quilled German and French Asters, in 12 varieties, 

 mixed, Is. per packet ; separate, 2.*. Fine Quilled African Mari- 

 gold*, 6d. p*-r packet.— Saffron Walden ? rles. ^ 



BOS3CIWS CHAMPION OF ENGLAND CELERY. 



THE finest Celery yet introduced, beautifully white, 

 very crisp and solid, and withstands a greater amount 

 of frost than any other known variety ; it ha* been blanched 

 in the gruunat 3 feet.— To be obtained of T. F. Winstanley, 

 Seedsman, 28, Market Place, Manchester, price 2s. W. per 

 packet ; prices to the trade on application^ __ 



IVERY a*d SON beg to saw that the two 



C005EBER«IE$ AND CURRANTS. 



WILLIAM MOORE having a surplus stock of the 



W above begs to offer them at the following low prices, all nice 



fruiting plants :-Per 100 s. d. I £ er *w 



HUck Naples Currant ... 8 Ironmonger, fine late red s. d. 



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White Dutch ditto 

 Red Grape ditto... 



rowu Bob Gooseberry... 



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 True Champagne ditto 

 Fine mixed Sorts . 



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HORTICULTURAL GARDENS, 



ILLIAM HUSSEY begs to offer the undernamed, 



in fine healthy plants: 

 GERANIUMS, all the finest show sort* 



Fancy do. do. 



SCARLET GERANIUMS 



FCCHSIA, all fine sorts ... 



CALCEOLARIAS, fine plants 



VERBENAS, including all new one* of last year, As. to 4j. 



W. H.'s Descriptive Catalogue may be had by forwarding one 

 peony postage stamp. 



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per dozen. 

 6*., 9j., and 12s. 

 6$., 9s., and 12*. 

 3s. to is. 

 4s. to 65. 

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HOTC E FLOWER SEED 



FOR PRESENT SOWING. Per packet.- 



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and aw.-N rjeg 10 say 



AZALEAS, t IUTER10N and ADMIRATION, sent out 

 by tbe» l**t autumn, may now be seen in bloom at their 

 •rking Nursery, plant* of which may be had from 21*. to 4J*. 



each.— rklng laffc 3 1 . 



TO PLANTERS. 



HAY, SANGSTEK, and CO., have for tale the 

 following ;-600 to 700 strong Standard PEARS, 600 Dwarf 

 do., and 100 I >*arf- trained do. Any reasonable offer will not be 

 refused, as the ground must be cleared immediately. 



Apply 1 1 Hat, Sakostrr, A « -wington Butts, London; of 

 whom also may be had for seed Y k Regent Potatoes, 6V., and 

 Karly American, 8s. per bnsix-l of 66 lbs., the produce of their 

 re pa red Cptttaar a. Term-* cash. 



NOTICE TO THC TRADE. 



JOHN ADAMS, Nru«BTM an and Seedsman, High 

 Street, near the Market Place, New Brentford, Middlesex 

 Nursery Uroonds at Acton Green, established several year*. 



Jona Adam* begs to inform his kind friends snd patrons that 

 he Intends carrying n the a»K>ve busines*on a large scale, and 

 begs a cc ance of their kind favours, and that nothing on bis 



part shall be wanting to give entire satisfaction.— Urompton 



Park Nursery. March 31. 



Pansy, saved from 100 of the best varieties, by name 



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50 do. 



60 do. 



60 of the most superb kinds „ 



24 do., spotted varieties 



30 newest varieties 



60 of the new Belgian do. do. ... 

 20 best named varieties 

 Anemone, from the most showy and brilliant kinds 



80 packets of new and choice Flower Seeds 



The above, per post, free. Postage stamps received in payment, 

 YOU ELL and CO., Royal Nu rsery, Grea t Yar mo uth. 



CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS, 



Polyanthus, do. 

 Verbena, do. 

 Hollyhock, do. 

 Calceolaria, do. 

 Gloxinia, do. 

 Daisy, do. 



Antirrhinum, do. 



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LILU'M LAN! [FOLIUM 111 BRUM, 2s. each, or 21s. per d< z. 

 GLADIOLUS GAM>AV BN8I8, 3s. per dozen, or 21i. per 100. 



I he a ve are sti ng (lowering roots. 

 To be had of Wn \u Desykr, Seedsman snd Florist, 



82 fraOBchurcli Street, London. 



Catalogue* of all th Sew and Choice Flower and Vegetable 

 Seeds f'>rwa: on application. 



SPRfNG FLOV. R-. 

 ing Seedlinj 

 6s. to 9s. 



30 varieties HA RDV ANNUALS 



CALCEOLARIA, saved from a collection that has taken 

 first prizes, per packet... 



CINERARIA, very choice 



PRIMULA , r 



STOCK, superior mixed German and intermediate, each... 



SWK.KT WILLIAM, ANTIRRHINUM, each 



PAN SI KS, per dozen Plants, choice named... 



BROWN COS LETTUCE, very superior ... 



All the above can be highly recommended and forwarded free 

 b y post. — Har t Nu rlii, Florists, &c, Guildford. 



TO THE SEED TRADE. 

 TURNIP SEEDS, &c. 



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-CINERARIAS, good flower- 



lants, 4s. to 6s. per doz. ; fine named varieties, 



HYACINTHS in pots, various colours, just showing bloom, 

 4s. per doz. ; also a few very fine named flowers, many of which 

 are catalogued at Is. to Is. 6d. each, in the same state as the 

 above, 9s. per d z. 



FINE HERBACEOUS CAM ILARIAS, from Majob's 

 seed, in large and small 60 pots, 4 to fl*. per doc. 



Wood and Ingram. Nurse ries. Hunt ion. 



Orange Globe Wrrzel 



Broccoli, of sorts 

 Fairbeard's Nonpareil Peas 

 Cole's Crystal White Celery. 



BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS.— Twelve packets, each 

 packet containing 100 Seeds, 1*. ; sent free per post, Is. 2d. 

 a &.?. packer nt free per rail. A bronia umbellata, Eccremocarpus 

 •caber, choice Glox in i >ph<>spennufB Henderson!, Lisianthus 



ussellianoa, and every other choice variety 6d. per packet. 

 Dwarf (■ isn 10 week) Stocks, as imported, 3G varieties, each 

 va? ry 3d. per packet.— W*. Cullisopord, 1, Edmund Terrace. 



Rills Pond, Islington, L tulon. 



NIL Ell" tson's superb new late Dwarf White Broccoli Seed 

 (" Emperor 2s. Gd. per packet. The Broccoli raised from this 

 seed weigh from 17 lbs. to 25 lbs. each. 



FLOWER SEEDS.— Twelve separate varieties of 

 choice Hardy Annua Is.; 25 ditto, 2j.; 60 ditto, 4s.; 100 

 ditto, 8s. The name, height, and colour described on each 

 var y. trlet Rnnm and Dwarf French Beans, Is. 6d. per 

 quart; and every kind of Y etable and Flower Seed in Culti- 

 vat : (of the best quality) at very low prices. — Robert Green's 

 Seed Ware ho » 134,1 dand Road , London. 



NEW EVERGREEN CL'IYIBING ROSE. 



WILLIAM WOOD and SON, Woodlands Nursery, 

 Maresfield, near Uckfield, Sussex, beg to intimate to their 

 friends that they ahf now prepared to send out at on*ce good 

 ■traHC plan?* of WILLIAMS EVERGREEN CLIMBING 

 ROSE, at 3s. 6d. each, with the usual allowance to the trade, and 

 a still further reduction if one dozen or more are ordered at once. 

 Price may be had on application. 



N.B.— Single Plants i I be sent free per post on receipt of six 

 penny postage stamps f.xtra to defray postage, strong Plants 

 of the above may also be obtained at the same price from Mr. 

 Chart.ss T* thf R oyal Nurssr Blough. 



O U B L E If A L I A NT D 15 E ROSE ROOTS, 



4s. per dozen.— The annual importation of the above- 

 named beautiful and fragrant Flower has just been received, and 

 large and w»ll selected Bulbs may be obtained, without dis- 

 appointment, at A. Cobsitt'* Foreign Warehouse, 18, Pall Mall. 

 N.B. Printed regulations tor treatment sent; also, just arrived 

 very moist and open Parmasan rbeeses. 



HPHOMAS BEACH, tbe well-known Strawberry 



-*- Grower, begs to say that he has now ready a large stock of 

 fine strong Plants of his TRUE BRITISH QUE IN, the same 

 he beat the whole world with at the Crystal Palace, many weighing 



m 2 to 3oz. each, likewise the same he gained the Knightian 

 W ials with at Chiswick, and other places. He has gained the head 

 pri2e, and surprised the world, both in flavour and weight Strong 

 Plant* sent to a part of the world, at 5s. per 100, box included. 



Post-office Orders on Ilounslow, to Mr. Thomas Beach. Straw- 

 berry Gronndn, Worton, Lsleworth, Middlesex.— March 31. 



Skirving's or Liverpool Swede 



Lsisg's, 



White Globe Turnip 



Green 



Red Tankard 



W. J. Eprs can with confidence offer the above (not large quan- 

 tities), having been grown from the best selected stocks possible. 

 — Prices sent on application. 



Seed Establishment, High Street. Maidstone, March 31. 



npO THB7E RADE.— The Subscribers can supply the 

 L following AGRICULTURAL SEEDS to the 

 Trade. Prices on application. 



White Belgian Carrot. 

 Yellow Globe Mangold Wurzel. 

 Long Red „ „ 



Skirving's Swede Turnip. 



Reodle'8 „ „ 



True Devvm Evergreen Grass. 

 Apply to WILLIAM E. RENDLE & CO., Seed Merchants, 

 Plymouth. 



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^PEClAii COxNTRACTS FOR bEEDS.— Noblemen, 

 Clergymen, or Yeomen requiring large quantities, 

 special contracts will be made, at a great reduction in 

 price, on application to 



Wi lliam E. Resplb & Co.. Seed Merchants, Plymouth. 



BUTTON'S IMPROVED ITALlAiN RYE-GRASS, 



O and DICKENSON'S ITALIAN RYE-GRASS, are both 

 very superior to the Italian Rye-grass commonly cultivated. 



At present Messrs. Sutton have a supply of true Seed 

 of each sort, price Is. 6d. per bushel. 



John Sutton & Soys, Seed Growers, Rea ding, Berks. 



SWEDISH TURNIP SEED. 



TUART and MEIN have for sale a considerable 



quantity of PURPLE-TOPPED SWEDISH TURNIP 

 SEED of last season's produce, which they can recommend as 

 true to kind, and of first-rate quality. 



Also PERENNIAL RYE-GRASS, 15 lbs. per bushel, war- 

 ranted from a prime Ayrshire stock. Prices on application, with a 

 reference from unknown correspondents. 



Kelso, Roxburghshire, March 31 . 



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TO NURSERYMEN, SEEDSMEN, 



B. G. HENDERSON and SON having 



had iron gh their r tomers), a Seed Catalogue brought 

 under their notice, and which seems to have been distributed 

 throughout the whole of their connection, published by a very- 

 eminent and «>ld established firm near London ; and on referring 

 to the same they find that all the Hardy Annuals from Nos. 1 to 

 308. the Halt-hardy Annuals from N os. 3<')9 to 479. Hardy Biennials 

 and I mnals from Nos. 480 to 660, and the Greenhouse Plants 

 and Tender Annuals from Nos. 661 to 741 have all been copied 

 from their lists, wl the full descriptions of colour, height, treat- 

 ment, and oilier information, even the numbers atrached to each 

 article correspond with the strictest accuracy. The only altera- 

 tion Is that no prices are attached, whereas, in the original 

 catalogue every article is priced. * 



Messrs. E. G. It. & So* beg to say, that as they are at some 

 considerabi xpense and trouble preparing and issuing their 

 1 i'alogues throughout the year, they row give notice that in future 

 they shall consider it very disreputable in any parties convine 

 them in the style above alluded to, unless the source from which 

 they derive their information is published at the time, or other- 

 wise communicating with them previously to copying the same 



Wellington Nursery, St John's Wood. London.— March 31. " 



see Bass <fc Brown's Seed and Plant List. Per root ... 2 



Salt's Crimson Perfection, per root ... 7 



Mitchell's Royal Albert, Myatt's Linnseas, and MyattVs 

 Victoria Giant, each per dozen 7s. 6d., or Is. each. 



STRAWBERRIES. 



For Particulars see Seed and Plant List. 

 Admiral Dundas (Myatt's), per dozen 

 Scarlet Nonpareil (Patterson's}, per dozen 

 Omer Pacha (Ward's), per dozen 

 Magnum Bonum (Barrett's), per dozen 



Other best older sorts, 3s. to 10s. per 100. 



POTATOES. 



True and Free from Disease. 

 British Queen, per bushel of 56 lbs. 

 Soden's Early Oxford do. 

 Flonr Ball do. 



York Regents do. 



For other sorts see Seed and Plant List! 

 Fine trained Apricots, Peaches, Nectarines, Plums &c 

 Goods (not under 20s.) Carriage Free to all the London 

 Termini, or on the Eastern Counties, Colchester line. 



MEADOW AND PASTURE CRASS SEEDS^ 



QEORGE GIBBS a»d Co., 26, Down 



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Piccadilly, beg to announce that their Mixtnres of Grass 

 Seeds are now ready for delivery at the following prices :— 

 Mixtures for laying Land down to permanent Grass for lf"hf 

 heavy, and other soils (allowing 2 bushels and 12 lbs.to'the 



Mixtures "for Park or Field Lawns (allowing 2 bushed an^ 12 lbs' 



to the acre) 32» tier acre 



Mixtnres for improving and renovating old brass Land UDer lb 



Mixtures (finest sorts) for forming Lawns .UMwllb 



These Seeds are all new, and have all been properly cleaned 

 and their growing properties fully tested. Directions or sowing 

 accompany the seed. " b 



G.G. and CVs New Priced AGRICULTURAL CATAT OOTTF 



is now ready, and will be forwarded free on application 



GEORGE GIBBS & CO., Seedsmen- 



26, Down Street, Piccadilly, Loodon, 



WHEAT GROWERS. 



pETER LAWSON and SON, the br^. 



A mes, Edinburgh and London, have re<Jvji * *W 



a small quantity of two new kiL 7°* *aa 

 which they are sending out in packets containiS JJ a UT 



West America 



One kind 

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I is named Club-headed, cultivated br t? ^J^i' 



The yield is said to be very Urge an,.', ^ 5J" 



delicate-coloured sample. Price 20* ^ ""•'■i 



beautiful delicate-coloured sample. Price on! ° r °f*u 

 taining 200 seeds. ^ # ™' ** r Psckst, 



solid stalks. It is very early, and well adapted fo72i BT ^'* 

 Price 15s. per packet, containing 200 seeds — Orde _ D * 



The other kind is evidently a varietvof Th« 



im <,^u,d ns«« AW t An .i H j a. ', iri »cumiiij 



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to Peteb Lawson & Son, in" Edinburgh • ""or*?! mty *• •* 

 London House, 27. Great George Street, Westminste * * ** 



BEDDING AND OTHElTpiXNT^ 



fll and A. SMITH'S Descriptive LIST of the ^ 



J~ • mentioned is now ready, and may be had ^^ 



application :— Antirrhinums, Verbenas, Fuchsias ' ^1^ * 

 niums, Calceolarias, Petunias, Heliotropes Pentstem ^ 

 santhemums, Mimulus, Salvias, Lobelias, &c. C^mbeM• M, ^ 

 also a miscellaneous Collection of Greenhouse Plan tn nil* 1 *' 

 now in bloom Cytisus racemosus, Cinerarias in variety lS? 

 sinensis, Acacia armata, Deutsia gracilis, Erica "WillnLl? 1 * 

 The Trade supplied.— Dulwich, Surrey, March 31 umnt ' ^ 



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WHEELER and SOM'S SHOR?FsELEcfl? 

 LIST.— Our Priced List of Seeds for this season fi 

 ing Descriptions and Prices of the best GARDEN and FinSt 

 SEEDS, will be forwarded free by post. It is our earai^? 

 vour to send out all Seeds, whether for the Garden orPtoT 

 the very best quality and true to name; and as many of tiluJ 

 are our own growing, and are proved before sendinena 

 generally succeed in giving entire satisfaction to our niitiZ,. * 



We are in daily receipt of most gratifying letters oui 

 orders from those toe had the honour of serving hit war 

 as we deliver our Seeds Carriage Free, weveryiSifi 

 solicit the honour of an order from those who have not?#t22 

 us a trial.— J. C. Wheeler & Son, Gloucester, Seedsmen toS 

 Gloucestershire Agricultural Society. ■■ 



AMERICAN NURSERY' 



GEORGE BAKER'S DESCRIPTIVE CATA. 

 LOGUE of AMERICAN PLANTS, Ac, as exailtelt 

 him in the Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent's Park, 01 

 by inclosing two postage stamps. 



G. B. begs to call attention to his fine stock of ^mbI* 

 Hollies, Coniferous Plants, Ornamental Shrubs, if flimftij 

 Nursery, Windlesham, near Bagshot, Surrey, near Suim 

 Station, South- Western Railway, where conveyance* bit * 

 obtained. 



JOSEPH FRYER, Clarendon Nurseries, Cinte. 



*J well, begs to state that he can supply fine Standard, Staaiat 

 trained, Dwarf and Dwarf-trained Apples, Pears, Plums, Chwria, 

 Peaches and Apricots, many of them large and in a beiiaj 

 state; fine Mulberries, Figs, Walnuts, Quinces, Rispbema, 

 Gooseberries, and Currants, Strawberries, fine strong Sett*. 

 Asparagus, &c. A great variety of Ornamental Trees and 

 of all sizes, American Plants, Standard and Dwarf Rom. 1 

 general collection of Greenhouse, Herbaceous, and BdAaj 

 Plants, Vegetable and Flower Seeds, &c. Most of the aboTiai 

 be supplied to the trade. — N.B. 'Gravel, Loam, Bog Mad. 

 Manur e, Sil ver San d, <fec, in any quantity. 



VAJ ILLIAM IVERY, Hanover Nursery, Peckh% 



v^ * near London, begs to inform his friends and the poalt 

 that his SPRING CATALOGUE is now ready, and may bi U 

 on application; it contains all the choicest Geraniums, F «j^ 

 Verbenas, Cinerarias, Antirrhinums, Petunas, large andPaapilf 

 Chrysanthemums, Indian Azaleas, Phloxes, Herbaceoo* «i 

 other Miscellaneous Plants. 



W. I. has a well-rooted stock of Hamburgh and other Via* 

 from eyes ; also a fine selected stock of Plants of all aisaff w 

 Bedding, at reasonable prices, such as Geraniums, Golden ^bawa, 

 Flower pf the Day, Trentham Rosy Scarlet, Lady Cottfltoiav 

 Lilac, andRollisson's Unique, &c— Post Ofiice orders madif 

 able at Peckham. , - ■ 



pEDRUS DEODARA.— From 100 to 200 offc 



V-/ above, from Seed, 3 to 4 feet in height, and as mucbttoj*. 



splendid specimens, transplanted last year, can be suppnet* 



7s. 6d. each, or 845. per dozen. .^ 



ARAUCARIA IMBRICATA, fine plants, 15 to 1S» 



stout and bushy, 5s. each, or 42s. per dozen. 



Larger sizes of the above if required. 

 Youel- & Co., Royal Nursery, Gje sXYsmm}^ 



"Xj 0RF0LK HERO" CUCUMBER.- Wj 



-LA exception the very best Cucumber for open jront»JJ 

 vation that has yet been offered. It is a most proline wag rf 

 handsome as any frame variety, and is as delicate } fl rTj 



texture, the fruit measuring from 16 to 20 inches in W» 

 is in the sole possession of Youell & Co., who will wrn»J 

 post free (on receipt of postage stamps) packets contain"* 

 Seeds, Is.; 18 Seeds, 2s. 6U-T0 Market Gardeners tw ^ 

 will be found a great acquisition. 

 Royal N ursery, Great Yarmouth. — 



TO POTATO GRO WERS.-ROSS'S AMEBJJ 



JL EARLY, grown expressly for Seed on wclalI T re ft* 

 Moor without manure. This well-known proaucu f|cf . 



cannot be equalled as a " second early;" P nce2 H'C ;a \boat 1* 

 WALKER'S LARGE WHITE.-This var f J* >rf* 

 weeks later than the preceding, and for &™™*£ nj!ryd** 

 surpassed. It grows to a large size, is an extra0 J" 04, per ^ 

 and for tahle use is all that could be desired; P™*^l r 

 of 2 cwt. These prices include a strong sack, ana cam y 



London. Liverpool, and Hull. a*:*Ki_5& « 



W. DRUM MOND and SONS, SkkdsiiW,^™^ -• 

 *S To prevent disappointment unknown corrtar' 



enclose a remittance with_ their order. __^- 



SUPERS NE* HYBRID H EATHS-^ „ 



T UCOMBE, PINCE, and CO., are now pi^ 



JL* send out thfiir beautiful well-known New UJ ^ 





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•-— • seuu oui Linn ueauuiui ""i «^« a ru *\atV8 1"^ 



they were exhibited at the Horticultural »°«% Tn e 

 Regent Street, and obtained the large hilver Meaai. ^ 

 ing is the description given by the Mik- - 

 Chronicle, May 28, 1853 :— >#£ a W 



"Messrs. Lucombe, Pince, andC ^ffJr^^ 

 Silver Medal for a collection of new Hy^^pjit 

 consisting of Lindleyana, Exomienns, Jn*<r > & 

 rima, Ezquisila, and Metulaflora supef'M, ' j0. 



possessing large bold flowers ana bpff* A* J 

 they were stated tohavebemraisea^j^ { ^ 



Ampullacea, Sprengelli, Hartnelh, 







will be seen good parents. 99 f tbls bw«|jj« 



L P nnd Cn. can assure all cultivators i oi ^^a^rSi 



L., P., and Co. can assure all ct" iv » 1 "; Vn to gi* eS r*L 

 of Plants that these fine varieties «« n ^* 1 ! ls r|e **£*> 



•oduced in &f**0* 



as they possess excellent habits and .„„ 



flowers of much substance, which are prom . ^ xtT jw 



properties that fully justify L ; , P.. a " SU^^ 

 recommending them to the public. \^ hli8 hed 172^ — - 



Exeter Nursery, Ex^JEaUpi! -^^ig 



Printed by Williai 

 of St. PaDcras, and 



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at th« Office, No. Charles Street in "^efltyw"^!!* 

 Garden, in the B «id Connty. where all A^«tw Tf Ma rch^' 

 are to be AvnaaaaaD to thi hniTO».-=» ATU 



