22571954] THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 111 
cL ASS FOR p ETC. SLATE WORKS, ISLEWC RTH, мїррї. ES HOTHOUSES, CONSERVATORIES, | FRAMES РЕ LICHT: 
ETLEY anp CO. supply 16-02. SHEET GLASS, 5 EDWARD BECK manufactures in Slate a variety | FOR PITS, CUCUMBER X MELON BOXES E LIGHTS. ' 
of British Manufact wet of articles for erint purposes, all of which e 
per square foot, for the usual sizes ‚ many Rx feet be sec in use at Worton Cottage, on application to the Garden 
of which a - -— aea for immediate eta | ndays except 
f P rded o ;for| Priced lists of plant tubs and boxes forwarded on application. 
о! and Esti plication 
PATENT ROUGH PLATE, THICK CROWN. GLASS, GLASS 
ES and ATES, 
GLASSES, ODA ч) MILK Р 
Мыр т „Жыр, 
RUSTIC WORK AME 
RN 
ORNAMENTAL WINDO w GEA А SHADES TAINS aw LLS,' 2 E GARDENING, 
to James HETLEY & Co., e oho on. | ex executed on the best principles; Batat Е. ed, Land Lai 
телеме Chroni onicle first Saturday in each mo | for Building, Mr. GLENNY, Valen Estate пег Horticul- 
&c. 
tural Age ent, 490, Strand. 
REEN anp HOTHOUSES made by machinery at 
GLASS FOR diu: dcn G 
e REA Ju GEWISS HORTICULTURAL WORKS, Stamford 
HOMAS MILLINGTON. aiara нинин. to his. (иш, „Мый х. materials; being made 
resent prices of SHEET GLASS in 100 feet boxes. wer, theres are a mter. in a ранг manner; on 
6 by 4 and 6$ by 41) ti Buildi ani Mdb феа 
A 7 by 5 and 74 by 53 e з" 089 13 6 Lin | dec 1° in. Greenhouse lights at 3d. rne 631m at ad 
^ э Hu ec ^ a "1 | | per foot. Lists з of Prices by enclosing two postage stamps. 
уап y 
5» — 10by8 to 12) by 9}. РЕТ е не 3 Qu TURE ПЕ ALL ITS: g 
" 12 by 10 to 24 by 14.. 0 © RAin, 
Orchard House Squares on Mr. Rivers's approved pla em e 
drew some thousands of feet :—20 inches by 12 20 by 13, Фо o 
" ^ 20 by 15, 204 by 123, 204 by 131, 204 5 141, at 195. per 
cases at 42s., and 300 feet case 63s., in large sheets. 
— 1s. extra per 100 feet, and. the same allowed if 
es i 
CAR TLEY'S PATENT ROUGH PLATE GLASS, 
Shades, Strik 
ко 
Fern | 
ing Glasses, Mi ns, Bee Glasses, Cu pod 
Tubes, Sheet and Rough Plate Glass Tiles, Wasp Traps; Plate, 
сеи t Plate, Su qp d Sheet "v Glass inevery thickne 
pur, mental G plain and coloured; pure dem TENUES -= 
quom 
white Shades c Хан MA Glass for Pictures, mu E \ 
W 
m: в 
arehouse, 87, счет лн Street. Without—same side as im Db 
J AMES W — 8, Claremont 
ATTS, Horuovas etn 
ак 
кыды 4 feet wide, апу 
es and Eight ts ort ая Е 
im, 8 ft, and Sft. di» v ысым. any le 
А о Cücumber ami МОМ. Bor 
all parts of the kingdom.— Reference. ma 
КО Gentry, and the. Trade, in most ibo counties in 
"TANNED GARDEN NETTING for pectine 
and birds, or 
fowls. 
from Јонқ Кх 
KH E Й 
OL л AR GANE Mic] тийин 
Eastern Counties Rai 
ARTLEY'S PA TENT ROUGH PLATE GLASS, 
h th . to the foot; 3-16ths, or 81һз.; a nd 
14th, or 4 bs. to ihe voa dor Ridge and Furrow Roofs, Green- | 
ER S. 
| The Moe and Gentry about to erect IIorticultura] Buildings, 
x Hot-water Apparatus, will find at our Hothouse Works, 
houses, Railway Stations, Engine Sheds, Mills, Market Halls, King s: Дом, arvatorie Pi an extensive variety of Hothouses, Green- 
and Public ЖИ generally. | &c ie A 
For pute inform A чарча 5 to-JAMES PHILLIPS & CO., paia combining all 
ts, 116, нена di Street Without |uBodern ргө д as 
TR Puare GrABS8.—l have ka the CES plate 12. that a lady or и 
months trial, and I find it answer better than any other glass. can а the description of 
I in use; {һе plants. k re dwarf, and the foliage i8 | Houge best adepted for 
very required purpose. 
The HOT-W ATER “АР? 
PARATUSES (which are 
efficient and economical) are 
at- 
r glass. | 
shall certainly. use Sm EY'8. 
I purchased what I have 5 of Мене, Phillips 
which ca 
beseen at my nursery. "— N. Ga 
da in 
„all the Houses, Pits, &c., for 
Both. Top 
HEC 
Plants - alsointhehighest 
sem MN cag ed for 
T collection of strong Grape: Vines in. pots, from. eyes, 
aM th the 
ана чена and Estimates of Horticultural Buildings; also 
auge of "Тїш, Vines, Seeds, &o., 6а +з on ^ MM 
, LFRED KENT'S PATENT WEATHER-PROO 
OF. 
GLAZING WITHOUT PUTTY.—For Horticultural 
Mus і - а.д or Metal. | 
CULTURAL BUILDING WORKS, — | 
‹ 
‹ уег 
London iode. Rabbit, e. and Fishing Nets of e 
‹ 
description in stock or made to 
pour Th TREES LT RABBIT, SHEEP, 
FE? NCING.—Wo rsted Netting to protect t the 
Bloom of Pond ‚ Nectarine, and 00 Trees, Flower, or See 
Beds, from Frost, Blight, and Bird ds wide, 5d. per yard 
NEW diner eru VG (Tanned if required), 1 yard wide 
134. per 2 yards wide, ie per yard; 4 yards wide, 64. per 
ard; Maria o at ditto, 2 y. wide, 6d. per yard. 
ANNED NG, 2 or 8 -— wide, 144. per yard; 4 or G 
yards wide did; or 5s. ards, 1 yard; 10s. per 
ed.. же M y і 
100 uds j yards; and 20s. per 100 ya rds,4 yards wide. ELAS- 
TIC HEXAGON GARDEN NET, or Scri rim Canvas 
1ВЕ Е, 
паге уа о 
superior quality, > ат hi 
4 feet wide, 124. per es 
ge squ "i yard; 
em ftre fowls, cats, &c., 7 
"i Гуз — » post-office order o 
ndg cm poc. attended t «e gone салы. 
Fishing Nets. of all kinds in ое to order Tents, 
me чан Rick Cloths, reet Eines [cem "wine, &c., made 
toorder.—1, Edmund-te rrace, Ball's Balls Pond Road, Islington, London, 
EUREKA SHIRTS, SHIRTS, Piin. and Coloured, 
iety of pattern 
y o rn—stripes, 
lustrat Books deseribing inventions, conta & prices an L E Чан rese ne tasinan y Пед 
culars relating to the erent designs вче oi receipt of | « y 
фаг роодо манну und OIG журоінод дока. НОБНЕШЫ UNE OMS ОР ИСИНЕ Inr а са наана patic lists: froe оп application. 
on application $ AT rug LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT. WITH боор s 
Horticultaral Buildings upon this plan having been ape cted in MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP., 
many different of the country, and having stood the alof : А LARGE QUANTI ITY OF TWO YEAR БЕРНЕ 
«онаа ^ ida severest of all, "inf izn frosty 1 CH, FIR, AND OTHER SEEDLIN 
edd. i nli confidence, n px k Saiten j ILLIAM WOOD anp SON have the Rendite “ 
Mene об ve Patent Bret of 6 Glazing. saranteo The proper { әй... ng their Frienda to the-above, prices of which ma 
sent, including € E GLAS H | SEEDLINGS-— Two-year Scots Fir, ditto Pinus Austriaca, 
E) zum ANNOUNCEMENT TO HOR TS-AND FLORISTS, Aden d dg tc pen кес an PO чейн 
р W. SWI? dcin AND » Со s 5 PATENT LACE Birch, Also Bedded L tend very fine, and. — transplanted 
r, hav- 
йыш of this d to its 
pue in Horticultural B 1 
Е" befo i 
onl parti 
mind. Жы ena d the =s 
кс enis “r We the 
rom 
nsparent sa 
sun's 
Слу. А 
ND ORMSON, геле Street, Cres 
, having had considerable i re Чч, {һе соп- 
struction of" terni Erections, which, 
desi good m 
for ele елык Y" 
ff para p: e m tren su cS 
uilder, x ic iler ` o is appointed Sole Agent 
fut the sale of this Gl; * m 
TO 5 GARDENER 
DS OF HEALTH, X SANITARY WORKS. 
ү сша vm T 
ion to execute | 
possible 
ave юа extensively employed by the Nobility, 
i London and to all by whom they have 
with the gre 
LOCAL BOAR 
GLASS ith ici ers, 4 ey. n atest confidence 
-| give the most satisfactory refere: 
Their Hot yerai Apparatus is also constricted on 
approved did ntifie principles, for all purposes to mei T» 
чате of Heating by Hot Water can be made available. 
E е а, Wholesale and Re 
у MAN з ВҮ НЕК 
s TEENS ENGINEER, MAJESTY'S 
0, Strand, and Bridge&eld, Wandsworth. J 3 
QURE к FOR INEN ox GRAPES. — In con- 25 i 
Sequence of the increased prevalence of mildew on the Vine DENCH, P ATENT HOTHOUSE WORKS, 
am. the last few seasons, Magre EE f Row trage KING D, CHE 
near Witham, Ess Gardener a orist 
has directed mm EET to the best mode of preventing |, PATENT HOTH USES and Pm E at E 
it, or for curi 3. es that have been Me LE SA he е now foot super., w are superior to all others for s price with quality, 
begs: to amm ed if known would supersede allothers. (See A 
position yv ANTÉMILDEW COMPOSTTION, the Garden," by Mr. M'Intosh A Ran cg of H Pa d p 
whic will. effcetually preven without doing Hot Water Apparatus, was erected by E. D. for E. L. Betts, i „| 
the slightest ir пјагу to the Vines; and any person, by aid of t Preston Hall, Kent. 6 e ipe Mes g оте, в has sho 
instructions given, -— ~ it — э EI TA their effüciency by their produce at the Roya A orat Qe 
їп his possession t. sti n whose quens s Ки. б р 8, € Chiswick, Ju Jue 11 3 20 - t оге! oft ац 
Vines have been сп ‚апа he Tai рое qa protected his own Gardeners " PNE examples ы k Slo 
for several seasons. Sold in packets containin burgh, lar де both in ‚ Duneh and berry, and as black as oes , 
9r 7 lb. packets, 5х,; delivered free to the Witham ч? poema were rims Shed b by Mr. Frost, gr. to E. L. Betts, Esq., L4 "gue | 
Stations on the г Counties line, Post Office ordors to. be — д; ees well deserved the first prize which was | se 
made payable to qun E TAR upon the Witham Post — Gardeners’ Chronicle, June st, ч he | 
Office, Posta amps received in pem of small orders. mn m к Peri e the best shown perior or er кос | 
The trade supplied оп the usual terms.— Address GronaE Tarer, | the reason, and the Houses are as ge UR or the ыз ^ and | 
everything else in horticulture, which h y pro 
they have been agat hec erected for the nobility and gentr y 
| iu ail a of the kin f 
GLAZING WITHOUT PUTTY.—Iron and Glass alone. 
the Public ру "n hie oes Endell dre 
on. this- ta and others and. Pat ыы shes for 
Peach Walls, Pits, 
He Hot- 1" 
water, on the most actical ver fot, snper and anm a» t mate- 
iale used. Printed Price List sent on муан, ^ 
рече 
8; also o 
Ма: Нвлт, an ае 
"Tottenham Со rt Road 
x 
і 
Spruce and Silver Fir, all on tl 
.B. A large stock of Maced and Pyramid P 
Standard Plums and Cherr 
Woodlands Home Maresfield, near Uckfield, Sussex. 
BLOOMED SEEDLING А СЕО ARIAS 
ears, also 
n application. 
dem and Stoke Nurseri ries, near Coventry. 
M ELON SEED.—AIl the "ima ers: best var 
warranted true to н Au acket, КҮТ 
ATC Werne men superb scarle "i 
M A у 
unequalled, flesh air LONDON MERO 
e Melon reta and all the lea. 
au pem Co.'s, Acacia Nu d. Aca 
Wood, Lo 
NEW FUCHSIAS ANO. DAHLIA PLANTS, AND 
CUMBER S 
. BATTEN, Fromisr, will send out, after Feb, 20, 
strong plants of the following FUCHSIAS:— 
GRANDISSDIA = — Deep claret corolla, long white tube, 
in ситаи green 
t. John's 
ЕГ нса АШ Как аса white tube, broad 
inverted sepals, fine habit; first-el rtificate at Hackney. 
HE crimson iie "A — free bloomer, 
75. 6d. per plant, or the set for 
BUSH UE LONDON DON р; зе Со lour searlet: 
b rivals ng the Duke of Wellington, at 5s. per plant, in 
S CUCUMBER SURPRISER-—Plack spine, fine 
flavour, pay E dora for exhibition. PM packets of six seeds 
for 2s, 6d.— Brook Street, Clapton, Feb. 1 
FANCY PELARGONIUMS WORTH GR 
е m ачаад 
19 
se 125. 
Е 8, ies ме ч "Those in wes are Beedlings of his "ожт, sent 
out -in 1852-53 :—Advancer, Argu utumnum, Anais ice 
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'arieties ties 
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