THE 



CHRONICLE 



AND 



AGRICULTURAL 



Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News. 



GAZET 



rm 



No. 30. 



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Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley 



SATURDAY, JULY 28. 



iffi «oc of rnjUnd, Carlisle 



oOd c — bv6 b 



_t->»lt 4IM e 



in Hon. Society 603 a 



hortkttlronl &C4 a 



rraaiplantins .... 499 c 



Mtmliar. Gooteberry 5<w a 



•tik. *«**• of MO b 



Cssf «u*r» o<«8 b 



rebellion in 5< 2 e 



is, when to move 49y c 



Benevolent Insti- 



&02 6 



CoaMbrrrr csterplUr 500 a 



H*i- «f. Hood on, rev 503 6 



et, ho* to cut 502/z 



m Hestinr, rer 503 6 



Eihibmon, Pani.... .... 5(0 c 



Lteftftd cnnhert 50S 6 



■re, •ewafc .. 51G b 



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INDEX. 



. Note-book, Chinese 60S c 



Onions, diseased 50** c 



Oranges, treatment of ..7.Y.Y. 504 c 



™«y Society ScotUtb 5»3 c 



Paris Hort. Exhibition 500 e 



Poplars, Black Italian He 



Protection, spring 502 a 



gf *P' n ? machines 507 « 



Rhododendrons, grafted 5< 2 « 



•^ team cultivators 5075 



Strawberries, to plant ." 504 c 



1 nreshing machines 507 c 



Trade memoranda 5^5 a 



rransplatitintc ever-reens .... 4»«j c 

 Trees, prote.-rin-u Ml m m 



J* all trees, to protect 602 a 



"»*ps . ^.j ^ 



Weights, ltv» and dead 51<> 6 



« heat and hea^y rains 5(6 a 



least, German 502 



{Price Fivepence. 

 Stamped Mdi 





THE ANNUAL MEETING OP THE BRITISH 

 POM0L0GICAL SOCIETY will be held on MOND-VY 

 Asf^* at theisms, 20. Bedford Street, Covent Garden* for 

 » Electa 01 ICE BEARERS for the ensuing vear "and 



Cl ITISH ARBORICULl^URAL SOCIETY — 



V SAYS intended for competition for the Prizes offered'bv 

 l:.:.><i..ty must be sent to the Secretary, not later than 1st 



^J 6 ' „,. Jambs Alkxandeb, Secretary 



1. W stsrioo Plac Edinbnrgh, July 28. ^retaiy. 



Ttrm ^ r R0YAL PAVILION, BRIGHTOnT 

 HE BRIGHTON and SUSSEX FLORICUL 



TL'RAL and HORTICULTURAL SOdF/TY will bold 

 A mn Exhibition of PLANTS FUfMTS Ait 1 ttt 



D Q <J p Q 



G E 2i?S- E CLARKE **§■«• 'announce that his fine 



iimin^ ^trcatiiam riace Nungi Briiton Hill, near L nj 



Pntriol C0 K CCtl0 ? ° f E 0SI S i9 n ™ «« ^10 bloom. 

 Piltdown N urseries. Mareffield. Sussex. .)„) , 



H. k ANE ^ S0N ' T,,e Nurseries, Great Berk- 



i ?>™Tl " ru Y ithin ». ft" nttart* walk of the Kail™ 



T^FTr\°TV U v R u E v^ E ^ AN0 GARDENERS. 



OMGATL bILVKR SAM), |2s per ton 



wL/r: r k. or r • ,on - ri ' ih "'"^ * • 



- . . KentM ^r,? 1 " *U h 'f * Cirr " i ' " f fiv " ■»" I 



BARM 



BjWM Plan, Old KentKoi 

 WATERPROOF PATHS. 

 AND CATTLE SHED FLOORS. 



M 



way 

 an 



CHOICE PLANTS which they will forward to anv part. 

 ,,;^„ n,„ A Bon Marchd. _ J. (l 



12 Orchidea Plants, grand species, one of a sort 40 



50 Choice Greenhouse Plants (hard- wooded) one of a sort'" 45 

 Camelhas and K! iodendrona fine sorts \ per dozon 

 Azalea indica, fine new sorts ... per dozen l»s and lft 

 12 Gloxinias and Acbimenes, best varieties in 



I Fuchsias (small plants), best proved varieties '/.l "' 10 

 2a Chrysanthemums, new large and small varieties " 12 



Albion N ursery^Stoke Newington, London, July 28 





 

 

 

 







tn/i fiwwtli-TTIilI*" " v ' 1 ' l, ttt luv auove spienoui suiteof Rooms 

 mSlESi T ^ e same ^ and scale as former vears. Prizes 

 w oftred with the same liberality as previously Also the 



X to E Tr S A Pv th ' lineS ' S f eduIes « be had on^appt 



SSa^ E&W^^ th0 ExhiWtiooj or the 



: : ,-r; — ^"""ee, e. C arpen'ter. Secretary. 



1LL1AA1 "' -- ~ 



, begs to offer 



S, saved from the 

 Per packet— s. d. 



TPHOSB wbo would enjoy their Gardens durinf tbo 



CEMENT' Trnv\ ^^^ fPOKTI M) 



'f 1 ; 1 , l . ( R fc TK, which are fornird thus:— Br«y»« ♦!,« 



nZi ! V 1°,?'' fc add Oi» of .harp 



I«mlpL^;»: i- ve P* rt «"' »«•' '•T'ali ure add one of rj 



g; ass ^sa jrss 



s«erest frnht. It Is necesKary. aswst.Tdoeanot soak thraiuch 

 to give a fall from Qu ddj ,f tl.c path towards STildee ^ 



wit™ I ;i«.i 1 N . AUM-YAKUS, and all other situation. 



» PRIGI I.(>MO»-Patronised l,v lur M.j. v the 



C.rta ♦S?rSL the , I Vl ke of N orthu *' rI ""d for Svon lie^e. Hie 



urace the Duke of Uev.viislv ™ fnr chi^.i ' 



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BAKKATT, Landscape - 



Wakefield. 



Plans and EstimatPH fnrnishpd. 



Gardener 



H f^ K l T S ° N » Nurseryman, Seedsman, 



Plans and SSS La/'^^ape Gardener, &c. 

 rtadftrGp »ers' Situations. 



best varieties, post free :— 

 Calceolaria, from the best spotted varieties 

 Cineraria, from the newest and best varieties '.'.'. 

 Primula sinensis, from choice fimbriated varieties 

 Double Daisy, from 60 of the newest varieties ... 



Pansy, from 100 of the best show flowers 



Antirrhinum, from 100 striped and spotted varieties 



. 67, High Stre .'t. Ratt le, Su ssex. 



T W li V XJ UCHS,AS W,TH WHn_ E COROLLAS. ETC 

 HOMAS DAVIES and CO. are now supplying well 



rT-rH^ I k Bh wi plRn . ts ° f U,e / ollwln ff new and beautiful 

 ± LUiifeiAb at the prices annexed : — 



Mis. Story 3 6 Lady of the Lake ...2 6 



Queen Victoria 

 Prince Albert 



NOW HARVESTIMQ. 



Darlington, July 2S. 



8* 



T«e n^STHn^^^cfro'BE TURNIP 



2^*J?5£}yi^Snd^ H r^uflfolfc : 



?«t, and may K 1 ° Drumhp »d, heavier and more 



»•'*■ Wee to Ctrade o': r ap P p r S i t on Rnd AUtUmD S0WinS ' 4 " 



Sffl* ' n-. Sudbury, Suffolk. 



c a a b a 





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3 

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6 



6 



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laaffaelle 

 Water Xymph 



2 

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6 

 6 



The above set^of eight, basket and package included, for 215. 



x- >ar Liverpool. 



TMPROVED MUSHROOM SPAVVN.-Patronised 



f" b ^ mai ?y of the Nobility, the London Horticultural Society, 



tfce. bold m packages containing a sufficient quantity to plant 



50 feet of bed for 55., with printed description and cultural 

 directions. 



Large Flowering ANTIRRHINUMS # ... 2rf&f. per 100. 



HEARTSEASE ... ..2 6 



DIANTHUS'S 2 6 



See former Advertisements. 

 Address W . PR ESTOE, Florist, &c M Ba si n ^stoke, Hant s . _ 



LJOW TO KILL RATS AND MICE BY HUN- 



.-*■ DREDS.— A Receipt may be had, honestly worth 20Z., 

 without trouble, by sending 30 postage stamps and a directed 





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A TTELL ? S n\V\Pr ?» a E r..? EED « without trouble, by sending 30 postage stamps and a directed 



D *ARF RPrrVvT/ 1 * B AR ^ ES, and CATTELL'S en u velo Pf *° Mr. William Franklin, Post-office Street, Norwich, 



V Per a^Vft* i AN £ E ma y ^ had bv Dost for 12 n^nn^ I w ^° wlI , l . forwai *d « with plain instructions, ike. This is a most 



l i?«r btlf _ 



'I ^RlPmT^T^^ Kent. 



^ ^ ^^^V^i e .^J^ 8U PP lied With 

 ?*?•*. Cheapside n2 h 0mon ' b y Nutting & Sons, 



extraordinary remedy, such as no Farmer, Merchant, or Miller 

 ought to be without, as it will save them pounds yearly by killing 

 every Rat or Mouse either in the field, stac k, or house. 



< ' ardens, 



axton for the 

 Lawrence, of 



««^ w 1 D0M r °» a Canvas made of patent prepared Ha 

 and Wool a perfect non-conductor of Heat and Cold, keeping 

 wherever 1 is applied, a fixed temperature. Jt is adapted 

 a 11 hor icultural and fjoricuitural p.r^oeea, for prcservi f„ 



1 IZl™ f r ° m t,e ■?~h»"g W of the sun, from wit 

 from attacks of insects and from morning frosts. To be had in 



E^t le T h ' 2 ya , rd * wid0 ' at U ^- P^ yard run, of 

 Imisha Thomas Aechto, whole and • manufacturer, 7, Trinirr 



Lane, Cannon Street, Ciry, and the Royal Mills, Wandsworth, 



Surrey; and of all Nu rymen and Seedsmen throi i0U t the 

 Kingdom. It is much cheaper than mats as a covering." 



T>LACK JAPAN VARNISH.— This article will he 



*.„ f T uI from lta fonNWy «nd cheapne«s of the preateat 

 utility for Painting Hurdle,, tf ire-work, Atiinpr, - Si 



&c, and out-door work of every «eri on, whether Wood or 

 Iron. Its value has been prov. d by the tef- f time. It 1 



be well stirred up before using and applied cold. This Varnish 

 will retain 1 quality for any length ot time, provided the cask 

 be kept closed. 



May be obtained through any ironmonger; or of Jon* Warkee 

 & Sons, 8, Jewin Crescent, London. 



N.B. Sold in casks containing 14 or 7 gallons, at 2s. per gallon. 

 Casks (which cannot be returned), 5s. and 3*. ea r-h. 



n ARSON'S ORIGINAL ANTLCORROSION 



V^ PAINT, specially patronised bv the British and other 

 Governments, the Hon. East India Company, the principal Dock 

 Companies, most public bodies, and by the no ity, gentry, and 

 clergy, for out-door work at their country seats. The An tU 

 Corrosion is particularly recommended as the most dura' out- 

 door Paint ever invented, for the preservation of erery description 

 of Iron, Wood, Stone, Brick, Compo, ( >ment, &c. f work, as hag 

 been proved by the practical test of upwards of 00 vea: and by 

 the numerous (between 500 and 600) t« imonials in its favour 

 and which, from the rank and station in ciety of those who have 



been 



HTTP ! T ^L d 5 London. 



r-,. 



Large buyers 



,. Onion Seed in 



tVAN """" Uarden - tLiEKE ' Seed Merchant, 39, 



U * ^1^20 to ^CAYENlf IS PINES, to 



^1}^^ ^^ Plants-Direct to j! T. ; 



r p UK T U 3 L ^ ne ^Ae, loo to 200 PINE APPLE 



— aSSSS^*' t0 K,cnAED 



J - EPPs A j}- EAS A , N0 ERICAS 



• lowing fin,,, 1 ". 11011 Pleasure 'in offering the 



J^best^arieu'es n! 7 ' We »-S«»ni plants, and Sf the 

 p^ AL EAS l£ n*r' i r8e ^ and 32 - siz e pots. 

 Eei CAS 12, .:?? d02eft i Bt per 100. F 



w 



TANNED NETTING, for the protection of Fruit \ d hithert0 brought before the public notice. 

 Trees from frost, blight, and birds, and for the security of Lists of colours » prices, together with w.dv < 

 fresh sown seeds, either in Gardens or Fields, at Id. per square 

 yard; 200 yards, 14*.; 500 yards, 305.; 1000 yards, 50/. Scrim 

 Canvas, for Wall Fruit. — At EDGINGTON and Co/s. Rick 

 Cloth, Tent, and Waterproof Cloth Manufacturers, 17, Smithfield 

 Bars, City, and Old Kent Road, South wark ; Emigrant Outfitters, 

 Ship Chandlers, and Export Merchants, Brunswick Street, near 

 the East India Export Dock, Blackwall. 



arson & Son, 9, Great 



Winchester Street, Old Broad Street, R ,yal Exchange/ London 

 No Agents. All orders are particularly requested to be sen irect 





and 51. per 100. 



HOSE PIPING. 



Y*f AITHMAN'S PATENT FLAX HOSE PIPING 



* * will sustain a greater pressure, is lighter, less bulky, will 

 wear longer, and is about 60 per cent, cheaper than the leather 

 hose pipe. 



Manufactured only by Waithmak & Co., Bentham, Lancaster. 



No. 1 Quality, Inches in Diametf.b and Prick Per Yard :— 

 it &*•: I l\d.; 1, 1*. Id.; 1J, U. 3d. ; 1*, Is. 6d. ; if, U. Id.; 

 X, Is. 9d. ; 21 2s. ; 2*. 2s. 3d. ; 2}, 2s. 6d. ; 3, 2s. 9d 



Sjjpeb 1 v Stout Quality :— 2, 2*.; 2 J, 2*. 3d.; 2h 2s. Gd.; 



2 J, 25. 9d. ; 3, 35. 



No. 0, a cheaper Hose, to bear a low pressure for Garden and 



T^EANE'S WARRANTED GARDEN T OLS. 



-■-^ Horticulturists and all interested in Gardening its 



are invited to examine DEANE, DRAY. AjroCO - extensive 

 Stock of GARDENING and PRUNING IMPLEii D t 



London-made Garden Engines and Syringes, Colebrook Dale 

 Garden Seats and Chairs. 



Gidney's Prussian Pickaxes 



Hoe [Scisso Potato Forks 



Grape Gatherers and Pruning Bills 

 Gravel Rakes and „ K nfoa* t«rioc» 



** *ccomDa^ipri ^t cimens for the eusuing season; . N ?* °» a cheaper Hose, to bear a low pi-essure for Garden and 

 ^!« ^ne, July 28 remittance from unknown J if^ l ^\ P^ 8 ^ ftt greatly reduced prices :-l, *L; 1J, lQd.; 



Averuncatcrs 



Axes 



Bagging Hooks 



Pills [terns. 



Borders, various pat- Sieves 



Botanical Boxes Greenhouse 



Brown's Patent Fu-J and Frames 



migator [struments Hammers 

 Cases of Pruning In-- Hand-glass Frames 

 Daisy Rakes 





Doors: 





7» 



U.\e m — A.?. a leas. 

 ****** 



1 1 have 



^ 



15s.. 18* 



♦Mi? w Op 



ion y ° Ung 8 P«toens 



The Hose is Burnettised at an extra charge of 3d. per vard. 

 Union Joint Branch Pipe s, and Jets are also supp lied. 



talogu 



maybe 



S 



$»nani, ria ,^8" to a ni aounce that an excellent 



i J*«ee collection Tf nr^, noiss, '" r to P«rchase the 



« W 6 ,, 8 *' in olS>m^ , ;i BI * E SWE ET WILLIAMS, 

 *«• Bin ™- *"» on the premtees by applving at 



the A\ lute Lion, Norwood, Surrey. 



K-cmred ,„ E ^ D Growers, &e, Maldon, 



. *«ed kinds of C \pr .^"ny address, free by post, 

 i^iAnsostBowinag i„ BAGE «n«ll TOCE SEEDS, 



*■£:'""><■ three ; .• ne or fo,lr varieties. Also for 

 % sufficient '" Us ."f ,! 'eir selected WHEATS, 



>• iSwf "^P* for kX l ' d rection *> &C; on rec, t 



^** ■fcrto.ed " £ C \ \7*™7' encI ^d with an 



v *-•» -us.: nation. 







Q. ARDEN NETS, FISHING NETS, and SHEEP 



V>" NETS, made by machinery, and sold at very low prices. 

 Samples sent free. The old tanned nets repaired, 6s. 3d. per 

 100 yards.-.!!. Richabdson, 21, Tonbridge Place, New Road, 

 London. M3. Worsted Nets, to protect from Wasps, 7d. per 

 square yard. " * 



r | ^ NTS, MAKQUEE6, and KICK CLOTHS.- 



<*. Garden tents from 60*. each ; large marquees on sale or 

 hire very cheap (100 feet by 30), hi., small in proportion. Rick 

 cloths irom 3/. each.— K. Richard 21, Tonbridge Place, New 

 Road, London. N-B^Patrol Tents, weight 121^ price 25f . each 



l^IGHT HOUSES ON WHEELS. — Twelve feet 



-L' long, 6 feet h . inside. 7 feet wide; well adapted for 

 Gamekeepers, W atche Shepherds, or i •urers, 15". or 111. 



♦.' 



Dibbles 

 Dock Spuds 

 Draining Tools 

 Edging Irons 



Shears 

 Flower Scissor 2 



Stands in Wires 

 and Iron 

 Fnmigators 

 Galvanic Borders and 



Plant Protectors 

 Garden Chairs and 

 Seats 

 Loops 

 Rollers 

 Scrapers 



- 

 Scissors 

 Shears 

 Rakes in eat variety 

 Reaping Hooks 

 Hay Knives j Scythes 



Horticultural Hsm- Scythe Stones 



mers and Hatchets Shear various 

 Hoes of every pattern Sickles 

 and! Hotbed Handles Sickle Saws 



Adies' Set of Tools I Spades and Shovels 

 Labels, various pat- uds 

 ten in Zinc, For .itch Hooks 



n 

 if 



if 



ot &,&€. 



Lines and Reels 

 Marking Ink 

 Mattocks 

 Menogrsphs 

 Metallic Wire 

 Milton Hatchets 



Mole Traps 

 Mowing Machines 



lot CO. are sole Agents foi LIXG * 

 PERMANENT LABELS, samples of which, witt their 



Thistle I ks 



Transplanting Tools 



Trowels 

 Turfing Irons 

 Wall ails 

 Watering pots 

 Weed 11 ks 

 W'heelbflrrows 

 Youths* Sotol 





.>rt 



'•'-., 



trated List of Horticultural T §, can be sent, poV naif? o > 

 part of the United Kingdom. Also. Wholesale ki&SZ enT 



houses, <S:c. 



1 Bridge. 



