named firm also 
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feature. нь elass were v Epidendrum ongipetalum, | | — pervades all Cape Heaths, not only i in colour but | beautifully coloured ; also Royal George Peaches, aud 12 
Odontoglossum hastatum, and the medn k 4 Of | also in form ; and until exhibitors turn their attention to | Elruge Nectarines, Мг. ‚ gr. to. the. Duke o£. 
these the first — plant, though in rete for | ўар their заана more in both these particul Northumberland, at Syon House, sent four Vines in pots; 
many still fresh and beaut but especially as reg sha y permitting each ple (а black and a white fruited: sort) being 
Mr. n gr. to » Sir J. Cathcart, Bart., d | variety to follow its natural habit, whereby a diversi tened together in the form of an the fine. 
pere tanhopea. fuiste | of appearance would be produced, they must still expect | clusters of fruit hanging down. from. which: had... 
n v" Нена exhibitions of this kind to fall in lie estimation, | capital e e pots were neatly m the... 
Anguloa Ruckeri Saceolabi ue wirt The specimen of Bergiana from Mr. Peed is an illus- exhibitión: altogether, did: equal сін to Mr. Ivison's . 
Dond е nobile halænopsis grandiflora # | tration of the d of growth that is wanted, and let l as ultivator, were. 
Among these the most remarkable were the Stan. | hope ре others may follow so excellent an example | Black Нах amburgh. and White. Museadine, both. well 
opeas, which were fine plants, and beautifully flowered. Admirable VanrEGATED PLaNTS, and others remark- fruited, and the black reet extremely w ell coloured, 
The Angulos Ruckeri had three fine blooms.onit. The | able for ren oliage, were ys by Messrs, | The sam 6 pots of Keens' Seedling 
blossoms' of the Dendrobium nobile were very highly me Mace Nd Rollisson, In dition to the ров | Strawberry, and a dish of Brown Turkey Figs. Mr. 
coloured, rendering it unusually attractive. ed by us in our report of Ps May show, there | Henderson, gr. to Sir t, Bart, Mr. 
Mr. Green, gr. , Bart., prod of t ifferent s species | Тэн 4, J. Thorne, rn also had collections of 
Aerides odoratum robinm nobile yi Avaetochils | and Physurus, ers d white fruit. Mr. Turnbull, gr. to the Duke of М 
yo anpe: Oncidium тое "9 8 veined Мага stylis marmorata, Rhexia. at Blenheim, produ Providence: Pine-a 
Calanthe етага Је Apes: | ehrysop y m, rdi, | weighing 8 lbs, 114 oz:; a Cayenne, 3 lbs. 1 07. ; an 
Cattleya Mossiæ catum Philodendron pertusum, Tillandsia, Crotons, a fine plant | Enville, 3 lbs. 10 oz, and a Si 
Aerides crispu ARREN n aui well flowered, | of Ciss iscolor, the. variegat apple, S 3 108. 15 oz. ; likewise Black Hamburgh and Müseat- 
as was also Cattleya M. мд апі the warm, rich, small rhynehus pictus, tlie noble looking Rhopala согсоуа- | Grapes, the latter finely egi British Queen and: 
orange-brown flowers of Oneidium divaricatum: were densis, and other plants of a similarly interestin — vm m tme » gr. to J di 
much admi character, which were much for their variety. | y, Esq., o ading, sent iid compaet equally- 
Mr. Summerfield and Mr. Jarvis also each: contri- Among MiscELL — SinGLE PLANTS ч far the | тыг. rins та Sweetwater Grapes. Mr. Frost, дї; - 
buted 10 plants, among which tbe most conspicuous | best was the new Nepenthes lanata, from Вог eo, | , Esq, o Prises Hall, Kent, produced . 
were a grandi Cattleya  Mossiæ, {һе from Messrs. Veitch. The also sent а Rho- bunches of Black burgh of great exeéllence. Mr: 
yellow-flowered Acineta Barkeri; the eanary-coloured | dodendron, named Catawbiense album grandiflo m, | y . Hill, Esq., of S m, also an 
isteria cerina, Acropera Loddigesi, and a. small plant | which had white flowers spotted with pale green in d €—— of rr amburgh, an of j 
of Cypripedium spectabile; pper petals, and looked as if it would y: ce both of whieh did him much credit, A: 
In collections of 15 Овснтрѕ I" A showed : | Gaines had an Azale. ea something in Не - of Ехаць beautiful basketful of k Hamburghs likewise eame 
Dendro nobile which appeared as if it would pro n acquis rom Mr. Mitchell, of Brighton А and Mr. Martin, gr. to 
ыч Epidendrum э Yitellinum first-class Certificate was vel eH and E second- | Sir ; Bart., dishes of the same vari 
Cattleya а Ph UA class one to Messrs Veiis ipti 
sy Sobralia macrantha 
Acl Sarceopodium. Lobbi 
Килы СЕ Vand da Batemanni 
Dendrobium Devonianum 
When viewed from a X the most striking plant 
in this group was the Sobrali 2 MUN as fu di D 
with upwards. of. a dozen: lure pur Pine. 
Moss Cattleya was also a no [o pt, má equally deg | 
асса | 
wed 
mirabilis, the other ges Nu Van Hou 
и ve ike erassin 
md t€ what was called а 
raised bet 
but evidently a am 
gram, emple Newsam 
ollisson; ; a woolly senta — aped К тей ripened Black Prinos 
owered Hoya, Реади - Pine, weighing 6 1 Mr. Jones, gr. to Lady 
e Place ; pee the bright golden yellow Tipai piod Е rlotte tatu also reer má à 
LA rom Messrs руде, a very fine annual. of S very fine 
not far enough ratem inen аак: The — mi at обй ers of less importance there were a blue shrubby Che herries, еби ted. to жем been ripened in a 
i sent ~] Lobelia, from Mr. p; а Caladi я and Maranta, from | span:roofed house without fire-heat.  Messrs. Lane had 
gular form; үү rr ‚ perhaps, "ave seen "dem essre, = "sorts of © (s Bill (эзген small trees їп pots, loaded with fruit, 
flowered plant of the ccm beide that jo 
мао сон дайкон rgia, Due de s Croy, and Didiseus pilosus from "which had been оа cireumstanees, - 
Rollisson; — 1 Hen iderson ; tall plant of vu dependens, pw Mr, Bai eloes Gardens, Bucks, sent а Provi- 
indien erispum ш Maa ~ Mr. d Mrs. Fitzgerald оби Don g^ m Pine ighing j lbs. I 
[чит Жылы ал. laari, f. Кз ‘dish о getan and a green-fleshed Melon. From. 
Cattleya. Aciandis MR eL. ок time were »umerons andi in А270 = udd, gr. е о Earl Spencer, came me i eme 
» ГееПепё order, as the sour nia aatia н w. wn Ischia Fi же wn 
" Mossi КУТ first Gol М Banksian Medai w . Turner, Turkey iride d of Nuneham. 
d em. -— Ша macrantha =%- E 545, н ps a collection of ius anis кашу go Trendi ad ie RU. Оше, dr "uj PA sent Nerii Figs, RE 
{айей flowers quum boy Байы ы чы шее for a ME e Ped: ' Graápes, dien Рша pp! e; Royal Gh en 
verrucosalhad п as th y fully. Trollope's Victor 
rs of the given in our report of the Royal Botanic Soeiety's exhi- Herts, showed. Some d v d 
fan Turner was. Elruge Nectarin , of Twickenham, fur- ` 
: rst, his plants being everything that could be pue British Queen al and 
— bias на i5 A nd à dish а Keens* Seedlings. ‚ Toy, gr. 
son. th [^ to W. Lyon, Some excellent examp 
belongs, and 1 the other for the curious ragged appear- | these дор ps were highly с reditable * their respective am Quee "pum e — 
ance of its small, spotted, white serm | | grow Of French Pelargoniu nju . Gaines had e best Mod next to the C pc ев in Mr. 
Of AzaLEas, three со in the iid of nicely | мей which attrac аади a attention, on ршде а tion -of it, were а Bromham Hall, 
flowered small plants were exhibited IN Messrs. Dist e account of the novelty жо singularity of their appear- from Mr. Young, gr. to : ie a 
Taylor, and a ance, each of the petals in all of the rs being Hybrid, from rs band gr. L Sir Lu: 
variety of Gledstanesi called formosa, » Juliana, cor epe инон with a dark - , and ‘some of them being- and а f 
ecta elegans, lve Регтуапа, late чета and shaded in a most interesting way, with | the Earl of 
duplex superba, flora, а рема vario — Their names were es Duval Of Soria 
Of Tarr Cacrrin flow olleetions ; | Triomphe а Sour, Gustave Odier, Madame de G 
one Mr. Green, the mier from M Me Gillham. The e orici, "сюе de "Bellevue, «иё Col. Their | Ар add d 
ieties consisted of Cereus Mal ds эим и pedi; but each truss | not permi on the part of fruitere 
ml зато quem t multiflorum, зт а itself, and so! ALME 
rubrum czeruleum, Ас ‚апа strik is “their whole a ee that | рс nf 4 ТРА 
Roses Іх Pors, with the exception of those а will, re erm showy ын appen neo innt they воша E Books, 1 
Messrs; Lane & Son, were not so good as i ibition of Рат was again e ‚ жеп! 77. 0 ry of Common m L ife by J. F. W. jme. 
May, Tri the first group, fine though tliey were, y iste | vaste llent. The best collection was furnished „о ү A. v (Blackwood), т No T P pl 
was also evidence of a NE d an by Mr. Fleming, gr. to the — а therland, аё No. 5, Т, ! dy | R че А 
admirable example of the Tea TUR with flowers | Trent lt contained пе Pine-apples, Ме бе 0 icm еза эм S а en д, 
e fine; Hybrid Coupe | weighing respectively, 3 lbs. н oz 5 е, эр е oe and кише E epe d 
ФНФе, Chenédolé, and Рапі Pérras were also in good | 3 lbs: 5ioz.; two Trentham Hybrid Melo Е СООО EUR 
condition, as were Hybrid Perpetual Queen, Louis | шеге Melon о great e Sai y e The Natural History and. Habits о 
у, Caroline. de Sansal, and ace Suther- | large and. good G nne, and Royal ек 5 Andrew Young Wee eme. trn 5 гч 
land. Noisette Miss EU is a sma ; free- | Peaches; Elruge а и «| repens of salmon spawni J^ pes 
flowering kind, in the way of Aimée ТӨНЕН. | сарон unii vecy ting chapter on salmon laws, to: badness of | 
Francis) who was second, had the beautiful Bourbon | Терт, gr. to A. Pryor, Eed;; of Г Wandsworth, bad he. which, as actually enforced, ` ie Айым ina pe 
E caa de la 2 пре ^ кеч D ехё best collection, іп which- were orge | ute decli 
mandine, an ches, Hunt's Tawney and Elruge Nectarines, | Blaek | T 
Рета and a good plant of tie Ten Rose; Elise Sauvage. | Ha rge both in berry amd buneh, | Раг IL of the AMfierographio Dietion many аа appears ux 
| Tarkey- Figs, and" three -King's Green-fleshed.| © Р. 323), and we regard: ER 
" есш AU peiit of ririt: eme ts predecessor. Itihas no woodeuts, and we hope 
to the- ess sag 
Oxon. nae AE D ЯВА зин B 
a dish of a seedling Strawberry 
et Nonpareil, which was pro- 
ges to be one of the-best flavoured | 
of the larze-fruited kinds. It was stated to have been | 
ing and the British Queen, 
Oak Hill sent a | 
Т lbs. 7 02. ; two. Antigua о 
and a dish of 
^ to R. өрү 
