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THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE 



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HORTICULTURAL WORKS AMD HOT- WATER 



APPARATUS MANUFACTORY 

 KK*fMr* (I been, Ha«row Boaj>, Lo 



JOHN T \ VLUK and SON beg to call the attention 

 of the nobility and gentry to the very superior manner in 

 which they I ct ill kinds of Conservatories, Vineries, Green- 

 hoiiaat &c., combining every improvement with elegance of 

 _esi__'and durability of materials and workmanship. 



ThTir VI H LATINO- APPARATUS for the Fronts and 

 Roofs of Houses has given the highest satisfaction. Churcbe 



hapek Schools, Entrance Halls, Public Buildings, &c. f heated 

 with Hot- Water Apparatus in a most economical and efficient 

 manner. J. T. & So* have great pleasure in referring to numbers 

 of the nobilitv and irentrv hv whom rhev are extensively engaged. 



HORTICULTURE 

 IN ALL 



fOHN WEI 



ITS 

 BRANCHES. 



HOTHOUSE BUILDERS. 



THE NOW LIT Y and GENTRY about to erect Hor- 

 ticultural Buildings, or fix Hot-water Apparatus, will find 

 at our Horticultural iblish- 

 meot and Hothouse Works, 

 King's Koad, Chelsea, an exten- 

 sive variety ofHothouses, Q reen- 

 hooses, Conservatories, Pits, Ac, 

 erec f, and in full operation, 

 com! mg all modern improve- 

 ments, so that a lady or gentleman can select the description of 

 1 1 oiiee best adapted re 'required purpose. 

 The HOT-WATER APPARATUS, which passes through all 



the Houses and Pits, 

 affording both top 

 and bottom heat, is 

 hi constant opera- 

 tion and par Marly 



worthy of attention. 



Many of the Houses and Pits are of wide and lofty dimensions, 



and together eqnal in length 1000 feet. They are all effectually 

 heated by ons boiter T which, during the severe winter months 

 dees not cost in labour and fuel 

 more than 3*. 8tL per day, and 

 the apparatus is so arranged 

 that each House or Pit may be 

 heated separately and to the 

 required temperature. The 

 splendid collections of Stove 



and Greenhouse Plants are also in tne mgnesi state oi culti- 

 vation, and for sale at very low prices. Also a fine collection 

 ot rong GrapeVines in pots, from eyes, all the best sorts. 



Plana, Models, and Estimates of Horticultural Buildings; also 

 Catalogues of Plants, Vines, Seeds. &c, forwarded on application 

 to Joh v Wkv.k ... Ki ng's R oad, Chelsea. Lo ndon, 



HOTHOUSES. CONSERVATORIES, FRAMES X LIGHTS 

 FOR PITS, CUCUMBER & MELON BOXES & LIGHTS. 



XT EIGHBOUR'S 8 IMPROVED 5 COTTAGE BEE- 



JN HIVE, as originally introduced by George Neighbour 



& SOK3, with all the recent 

 improvements, glasses, ther- 

 mometer, &c., price 35s. t 

 securely packed for the 



country. 



This unique hive has met 

 with universal commenda- 

 tion, and may be worked 

 with safety, humanity, and 

 profit, by the most timid; 

 its arrangements are so per- 

 fect, that the honey may be 

 taken at any time of the 

 gathering season without at 

 all injuring the bees. 



Early applications, ad- 

 dressed to Geo. Neighbour 

 & Soss, 127, High Holborn, 

 or 149, Regent Street, Lon- 

 don, will receive prompt 

 attention. Their newly 

 arranged Catalogue of other 

 improved Beehives, with 

 Drawings and Prices, sent on receipt of two stamps. 



Agents :— Manchester, Hall & Wilson, 50, King Street; 

 Liverpool, James Cutkhert, 12, Clayton Square; Chester, 

 F. & A. Dickson & Sons, 106, Eastgate Street; Glasgow, Austen 

 & M'Aslan, 186, Trongate Street; Dublin, J. Edmundson & Co., 



61, Dame S treet. - 



IMPORTANT TO GROWERS OF ROSES. 



XTEWLY-INVENTED APHIS BRUSH, or 



1^ GREEN FLY DESTROYER.— The attention of Florists 

 is particularly called to this Cheap and 

 Ingenious Instrument, invented bythe^Rev. 

 E. S. Bull, of Colchester, which, in a 'very 

 imple and easy manner, instantly cleanses 

 the Rose from that destructive insect the 

 Green-fly (or Aphis), without causing the 

 slightest injury to the bud or foliage. 

 Price 2s. 6d. each, or free by post, 4s. 



water, without manual** 

 glit, where a small fo\\ c . n J" 6 "™- » 

 PARSEY'S PATFVT h l 

 PUMP lifts three times TthL,^! ^ 



with the same lahour, than JE^ 



Fire, Garden, Deep W e ?l 7 lT %**i 

 and all other Pumps ' "V" 4 



Ga^dTns Pipe ° f "* «* ^ 

 W. F. KoE ( i ateFRE 



Engine er, 70, St rand, Londn n E " H 



T_ij_ -ifxi: xvw v joju PATENT GARDF>TV<»~_ 

 AND ROLLING ENGINE may be seen in \ ATQ 

 tural Department at the Crystal Palace, Sydeshaj? 





Manufactured by 



JOSLIN AND SONS, 

 Ironmongers, Colchester. 



Retailed by all the principal Ironmongers. 



Wholesale Agents: 

 "VV. Thompson & Son, 15, Upper North 



Place, Gray's Inn Road, London. 





HPHREE PATENTS of great worth and utility for 



-*- Sale, most valuable to auy person or party desirous of 

 exhibiting at the Paris Exhibition. — Apply to Mr. W. Newmah, 

 7, St. Giles Street, Norwich. 



TAMES WATTS, Hothouse Builder, 8, Claremout 



*J Place, Old Kent Road, London. 



Gre« and Hothouses, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14 feet wide, any 

 length, from 16 to 100 feet. Frames and Lights for Pits, 6 ft. 6 in., 

 7 ft., 7 ft. 6 in., 8 ft., and 8 ft. 6 in. wide, any length, from 12 to 

 1C0 feet. Upwards of 200 Cucumber and Melou Boxes and 

 Lights, from 4 ft. by 3 to 10 ft 6 in. by 5 ft. 6in., kept ready, 

 glazed with stout sheet glass, painted four times, complete, ready 

 tor immediate use, all made of best material, packed and sent to 

 all parts of the kingdom.— Reference may be had to the Nobility 

 ■Gentry, and the Trade, injnost of the counties in England. 



HOW TO KILL RATS, MICE, AND MOLES 

 BY HUNDREDS.— A Method will be forwarded with 

 in ons for 30 postage stamps, which will destroy the above 



Terrain quickly and without trouble. 1000 acres mav be cleared 

 for a few shillings. 





pOTTAM and H ALLEN have on Show, at their 



VV Repository, No. 2, Winsley Street, Oxford Street, London, 

 a great variety of the following articles for the Garden, &c, at 

 very low prices, viz. :— Garden Rollers, Cast-iron Rickstands, 

 Garden Engines, Mowing Machines, Garden Chairs, Superior 

 Garden Tools of all kinds, Garden Vases and Pedestals in great 

 variety, and a large assortment of Horticultural and Agricul- 

 tural Implements. 



Ornamental Wire Flower Stands, Pot Trainers, Rose Tree 

 Guards, Flower Bordering, and every description of Wire Work, 

 both plain and ornamental. 



Hand Glass Frames, Cast and "Wrought Iron Flower Stakes, 

 Garden Arches, <_c. 



Strong Iron Hurdles, and best Wire for Strained Wire Fencing. 



Hothouses, Conservatories, &c, made upon the most improved 



principle, either of Iron, or of Iron and Wood combined, which 



can be fixed complete, with Hot Water Apparatus, in any part 

 of the Kingdom. 



Show Rooms at the Manufactory, 2, Winsley Street, Oxford 

 Street, opposite the Pantheon, where every information may be 

 obtained. J 



A SHOW B 



Conservatorlei 

 Greenhouse* 



lot Water Apparatus 

 Garden Vanes 



2, WINSLEY STREET, & 76, OXFORD STREET, LONDON. 



ENTIRELY TO ARTICLES 



ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES UPON APPLICATION. 



HORTICULTURE 



*wing ■ chines 

 i oun tains 



Ornamental Wire Work 



r lower Stands 



Hand-glass Frames 

 Game Netting 

 Hurdles 



Garden Engines 

 Do. Syringes 

 Do. Rollers 



Flower Labels 



Flower Sticks 

 Garden Bordering 

 Watering Pots 

 Garden Arches, &c. 



tttt-dtxt -n~ harden Chairs _ ,.»,:, _, aucuf t 



S?;,???^™ 10 *»= FENCING. GAME NETTING 



EVERY DESCRIPTION OF iS ^^ ? P0N APPLICATION. ' ~* 



EXHIBITION H_m m^ ™« f 



The threefold use of this neat little Machine must be (M. 

 in Watering, Rolling, or Syringing; it will throw about ®_T 

 and is so portable that any ordinary domestic mayunjf ■ 

 contains about 20 gallons. Price 51. 10s. 



May be had at J. Dore's Manufactory, 17, ExmotithSfcitf 



Clerkenwell, London. *"**' 



DEANE'S W ARK A IN TED GARDEOUoi&I 

 Horticulturists and all interested iu Gardening ponrit 

 are invited to examine DEANE, DRAY, andCO.'S ex__t» 

 Stock of GARDENING and PRUNING IMPLEMENT*!* 

 London-made Garden Engines and Syringes, Colebrook M 

 Garden Seats and Chairs. 



Averuncatora 

 Axes 



Bagging Hooks 

 Bills [terns. 



Borders, various pat- 

 Botanical Boxes 

 Brown's Patent Fu-l 



Gidney's Prussian Pickaxes 

 Hoe [Scissors Potato Forks 



Grape Gatherers and' Pruning Bills 



Gravel Rakes and „ Knives, r___ 

 Sieves „ Saws 



Greenhouse Doors 

 and Frames 



migator [struments Hammers 

 Cases of Pruning In- Hand-glass Frames 



*t 



Daisv Rakes 

 Dibbles 

 Dock Spuds 

 Draining Tools 

 Edging Irons and 



Shears 

 Flower Scissors 



Stands in "Wires 

 and Iron 

 Fumigators 

 G al vanic Borders and 



Plant Protectors 

 Garden Chairs and 

 Seats 

 Loops 

 Rollers 

 Scrapers 



„ Sbeaai 

 Rakes in great mktj 

 Reaping* 

 Scythes 





Hay Knives 



Horticultural Ham- Scythe Mm 



mers and Hatchets Shears, viriMi 

 Hoes of every pattern Sickles 

 Hotbed Handles Sickle Sawi 



Ladies' Set of Tools Spades and 

 Labels, various pat- Spuds 



terns, in Zinc, Por- Switch Hooks 



celain, &c. 

 Lines and Reels 

 Marking Ink 

 Mattocks 

 Menographs 



Metallic Wire 

 Milton Hatchets 

 Mole Traps 



This* inks 

 Trawpltntfnf Tfc* 



Trowels 

 Timing Irons 



Wall Mils 

 Watering pell 

 Weed Hooks 

 Wheelbarrows 

 YoudrfWefTi* 



„ _-„i_ pv *„ Mowing Machines -~-" f -- Mli | 



DEANE, DRAY, and CO. are sole Agents for LI»uHl*» 

 PERMANENT LABELS, samples of which, with their » 

 trated List of Horticultural Tools, can be sent, post pud, «_f 

 part of the United Kingdom. Also, Wholesale and ItetBMgJ 

 for SA YNOR'S celebrated PRUNING KNIVES, used«<«W 

 by the first Gardeners in the United Kingdom.-DEAM-"" 1 



& CO. f Opening to the Monument) London Bridge. 



TO NURSERYMEN AlMO GARD-NERS. 



TJEIGATE SILVER SAND, 12*. per to;, J _* 



-i-^ per bushel, or 165. per ton, delivered to any of tlfe 

 Wharfs or Railways, or within a circuit of five miles, rmwm 

 Loam of various qualities. Sacks 25. each. , 



Kennard Brother s, Swan Placeg OUyKgglJg!: 



COMPOSITION F0? ™* 



AND CO'S 



X DESTRUCTION OF BLIGHT UPON KObg "£££ 

 FRUIT TREES, CUCUMBERS, MELONS, ^^Jg^ 

 AND GREENHOUSE PLANTS.— Extra btrong,-Uj|g-j- 



sufficient to make four (Jars and Barrels extra}, rr^g^ 

 use forwarded. Ten gallons and upwards carnage irw .^ 

 After four years' extensive use by the most eminj" - 



,i.i. % n •___.__ -*f Pinff IV (0.' 



in the kingdom, the superiority of Page & Co. s ^ g 

 COMPOSITION is unquestionable, reqmnng on. ^ 



? t _ __ . * ... /•_ _ j *-^— ;„rr o— arc Dt*M lO _. 



insure its general use for destroying every pest to 

 and Fruit Growers are subject (without injuring tne - 

 flowers or foliage) and promoting a luxuriant a^ljl-j t • 

 See two pages Testimonials, Gardners Chrmm,* 



Can now be obtotoed^^ ^^ 



Sir.' W. F. Smith, BW"^ 

 Nursery, Seveno-^^ 



Messrs. Henderson & Co., Pine- 

 apple Place, London 

 Messrs. Bass & Brown, Sudbury 

 Messrs. F.& A. Dickson & Sons, 



106, Eastgate Street, Chester, 

 and 14, Corporation Street, 

 Manchester 

 Messrs. Sutton & Sons, Reading 

 Messrs. Rendle & Co., Plymouth 

 Mr. James Veitch, Exotic Nur- 

 sery, Chelsea [ ceBter 

 Messrs. Wheeler & Son, Glou- 

 Mr. E. Paul, Derby 

 Mr. George Wheeler, Nursery- 

 man, Warminster [bury 

 Messrs. Masters & Son, Canter- 

 Mr. Tiler,. Bath 



Messrs. Downie & Laird, South 

 Frederick Street, Edinburgh 

 Mr. W. Barratt, St. John's, 



Wakefield 

 Messrs. Thomas Davies & Co., j 



Wavertree, Liverpool 

 Mr. E. Taylor, Malton, Yorksh. 

 Messrs.Chandler & Son,Wand 



worth Road, London 

 Mr. Freeman, Woburn 

 Mr. J. Linford, SherTord, Beds 

 Messrs. Veitch & ^ d, Exeter 

 Messrs. Hooper & Co, Covent 



Garden, London 

 Messrs. Fisher, Holmes, & Co., 



Handaworth Nursery, Sheffield 



And of the Inventors 



Messrs. Wood & 



series, Hunting^ 

 Mr. Baskerville, W» ^ 



Messrs. Leake A ^gp* 

 Mr. Davison, St. rw -^ 



Hereford ^^ 



Mr. W. G^^trta** 

 Mr.Thos.Cndland,^ , « 



neft r Taunton ^^fm 

 Mr. Henry H °™*£7£B*» 



Mr. Husbands, i»"- 

 Nottingham j 



Mr. Capam, Se^*L 

 j^ r Tnhn Catteu, 



m 



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John 

 Westerham 



Mr. Morgan, N urs^' 

 minster ^^ yamF 



M =«?_ts 



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Messrs. W. gj & 

 Dawson Stree^ A y& 



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