[Fes. 9, 1856. 
AOS BERKSHIRE 
SEED Sa sis bial better siner eagle READING, 
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN, HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT, 
AND THE PRINCIPAL MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLA 
FOR SUPPLYING 
SUTTONS HOME-GROWN sea Ag TO ALL PARTS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. 
CARRIAGE FREE eo FEW rois 
TTON AND SON: SONS, SEED- GROWERS, READING, 
HAVE THE PLEASURE OF OFFERING THE UNDERMENTIONED CHOICE KINDS OF SEE EIR PRESENT PRICES AFFIXED, 
AGRICULTURAL SEEDS (CARRIAGE “FREE), 
MELKE PRICES FOR THE MONTH OF F 
RROT. s. d.| | T eal CLOVERS. 
WHITE BELGIAN d 1 0! RNIP E | Common Red (or broad i ifoli i 
ORANGE. regu more saccharine... 1 6 = SERD: s. |s. a. | White (or aria nah er e 
ELGIAN ... dery I] g 7 3; |1 6 | Trefoil (or Ho perdi 
LARGE RED ALTRINGHAM | large and nutritious 11. 1 3| SSHCROFT SWEDE, Nae inet hay. ie mee | i f Trifo ian foe ws : Red Cl 
SHORT ORANGE -~ 1 3| SKIRVING’S LIVERPOOL SWED 10| oa e Titania inonda Gil vinden, Va T 
i EA N R w SWEDE (Surrow’ 8 succeeded in Brosuring a fine stock of each of the above kinds of 
MANGEL NUF BEAL. ae ae avy cropper, good form, peat j Pabe which can be eee, genuine unadulterated Ba 
ROG TST ae fon ae sll set let Nets dma i oe Bet 2 0 over: Sy situa aie eekly, and may be had on application. 
YELLOW GLOBE (or Orange Gii itable fí y soil0 9| BRID, the hardiest, largest, and most nutritious 
RED GLOBE, suitable for any — .0 9| ofall hybrid Turnips 12 RYE GRASSES. 
LONG RED; this sort requires good deep so .0 9| GLOBE, Red, White, or Gre 40 | 010 kde ie. “a 
LONG YELLOW; very similar to the Rentini shape 0 9 | LINCOLNSHIRE RED GL “OB E, a. ‘superior Sari FR ESH IMPORTE LIAN to 12 
ue ELVETHAM LONG RED; this is a very once dread pe late Philip Pusey, Esq, M.P. 50 | 1 2 PRUE ITALIAN ENGLISH SAVED... ni ‘Stoll 
rior new variety. Very scarce. ANKARD, Red, White, or Green . 40 010 | DITTO (SUTTON’S ETS ITALIAN... Fr, 2 0 
H l Wurzel Seed Red ok rl ELLOW TANKARD, (or Tankard Swede) ... 50 jı 2 | DITTO (DICKENSON’S) ITALIA 42 0 
ange urzel Seed may ad ci oi in EN Pe ald S EARLY SIX WEEKS, very early PACEY’S PERENNIAL RYE-GRASS.. Se ae 
“The and large zs KAF TAV ANNUAL RYE-GRASS, oR COMMON RAY ors -o 5toT 
GREEN- TOPPED AN VD PURPLE -TOPPED 
EARLY WHITE FIELD PE ETNON eee ht il a igo arn 
A. 
SUTTON'S IMPERIAL GREEN GLOBE, shape Keen's Forty-day Mf i 
NEW Tanky eee ter pace tt off in good time for! of Matson’s, but much larger, and quite hardy .. cl Rg Ee O Fi fi TN aize Buckw 
Turnips, and is a good cropper, price 12s. per bushel. SUTTON'S GREEN-TOPPED YELLOW HY- prat sca «pal Field Parsley, for shoop feed. 
BRID possesses same good properties as our | Broom for Pota tatoes, choice sorts. 
ae CABBACE. ra Purple-topped Hybrid, pati is et quicker eee, Dwarf hg o re Ae E 
| _ And more suitable for poor soil WE 2 | White Mustard Ditto, Riga, imported. 
LARGE DRUMHEAD, from fine selected plants (scarce) “4 S SUTTON'S CRUICKSFIELD HYBRID” a eea a EO Giant Saintfoi 
THOUSAND-HEADED, very productive, tall, branching 2 Yarrow, or Millefoil. j Kohl Rabi. 
SUTTON’S EARLY CATTLE; this, if planted 1 18 inches $i Pek cuisine 
asunder, produces a Mae ie ey FOP, and i hort | COMMON CATTL ok Perlb. 1s. Od. “ BISHOP'S LAST AND ” PEA, FOR DOUBLE CROPPING, 
time. ‘(Sow in March and.A ieee "ee rib. 6 0! NEW LARGE GUERNSEY, altogether a ‘superior kind 1 6 between the rows of Mani Bi rers &c, 12s, per bushel. 
NOT BOUND BY THE ABOVE PRICES AFTER MARCH 1. 
TTON’S PERMANENT GRASS SEEDS. 
Gentlemen intending to lay down Land to i ion, that we may 
advise as to sorts of Grass Seeds most suitab! 
OLD MEADOWS DEFICIENT OF THE MOST NUTRITIVE GRASSES AND CLOVERS may be ‘greatly improved by sowing at this season “S $ ing "ak 
mare at the rate of 8 to 12 lbs. per acre, price ls. perlb. Our finest LAWN SRAN SEEDS are highly useful to improve Garden Lawns. ; 
We bave a very extensive stock of ba Grasses, Perennial Clovers, &c., in en rehouses, a ines List a which at be ha a on peg post free, 
*,* Sacks and B l at cost y if they are returned. 
PRICED LISTS OF GARDEN SEEDS AND PLANTS MAY BE HAD POST FREE. 
JOHN SUTTON & SONS, Seed cae tahoe Reading, Berks, Fellows of the Horticultural Society of eee oa gro of the Royal 
ee sce of England, and the Bath and West of England Agricultural Soc 
DWARF-TRAINED FRUIT TREES ED POTATOE THE TRAD 
WILLIAM WOOD axp SON have much pleasure | Bite RLES SHARPE AND sess have the l ga pE of ant JILLIAM E RENDLE ane Co. have several 
in TARINES in of the finest Dwarf-trained ip eed Ri ae ey a vari oaae a beper all of which r akee of the following Seeds ispose of at the lowest 
nd NECTARIN = Kingd hort W. Sc en gro mselves, and are of fine quality. market prices. 
Sekar nvinced the E Hoe ‘a Ba af Posi the he Sag Price s| hel of 4 stones :— LONG RED MANGEL WURZEL | YELLOW GLOBE do. 
5s. per plant. Kidney, Early Ash- s.d. | Foxes e RED GLOBE do. | WHITE BELGIAN CARROT 
N.B. Having a large stock of the above W. W. & Son are leaved ... 6 0| Emperor ., ORANGE EREDE, EEVI, 
disposed to deal liberally with the trade, and will furnish a Jackson’s «. 6 O| Cockney. .... Prices on application to Wix: . REN NDLE & Co., Seed 
wholesale prices on application n, | Fluke ... 5 0| Hen’s Nest Merch pee Rar peng 
Fine Pyramidal Pears on Guiness 18s. to 24s. per dozen. pete ag bs 5 D ae ate All neat and in the same condition as received from 
Woodlands ain Maresfield, near Uckfield, Sussex. Rite P é 0 White Dake the y etait 
W HEELER’S GARDEN SEEDS have been known 
TURN Round frame 5 t 
WAITE’S “ iser. PURPLE roe ib HYBRID Nursery and Seed E aan Bk te E ary, 7 56. 
tabli 6. | p rected in the West of England fi ore svi a 
pap ET = | hundred years, t the railways afford such cheap 
Re A ont ] OHN B BELL, Por ATO Sa spe igi ia Covent Garden, | communication with distant parts of the kingdom, their celebrity 
ats new and — sey is a hybrid between | J dt Estia betonte opid 
Tu Purple Top urple Top Yellow Scotch by railway to the most distant and remote places. A Descriptivi 
Turnip; it possesses h reporting of the Swede, Ashleaf Kidneys licati 
| has become ex’ We now deliver our anna karain o 
Per bushel—s. d. | Per bushel— f 
| Pric ed List may be had on application. 
& 
6 0| Regen yi 3 
Fluke ditto 5 0| Cockne h E i 
5 0 0 
0 
d. i 
6 
A y 0 . C. WHFELER vel ia Nurserymen and Seed Growers, 
be had on application, or may be seen at the principal Seed hite Dosim ditto ... | Early Frame... +» 10 0| Gloucester; Seedsm the Gloucestershire ‘Agricultural 
Establishments throughout the kingdom. The Seed can be Lares me dit | Snowballs... eve «- 4 0| Society. 
obtained of all respectable Seedsmen, price liberal | Early Shaws 3 6  Fortyfolds $ 0|- one in = early | pee ws = i tara Cim, 
ats the Tr: r a hant, 181, High Holb tia Post Offici e Orders made payable at Charing Cross, and with | a EAR 
-G. e rchan i olborn, London. order: t r : 7 Y 
—— ee por E > pee ie: trado: 1 required, or a reference in London; usual | TRANCIS à THOU R FCKS ON rie SONS 
ELONS, MELONS, — MELONS. —ORrIoN, THE| —— EARING TRAINED FRUIT TREES. | ha eat insili in again calling attention to this dis- 
WISNER AT Recent STREET AND CRYSTAL PALACE, iT | tin band Feat prelusenie EA RLY PEA — out by them for 
although not as round, as hard, or as heavy as a cannon ball, is HOMAS JACKSON anp SON having the e greatest | the’ first time last season), which is adm by all who have 
a fruit of great beauty, 4 to 6 Ibs. in weight, thin skin, thick extent of Wallin the trade, are peti they to offer at made | grown or seen it yis be the most PeOLIVio and Best Early Pea 
flesh of bright green colour, luscious as a melting Peach, fragrant |P prices a = er-mentioned FRUIT TREES trained for Walls | eyer introduced. It comes i 2A s after the earliest 
and delicious a Pine pple, ga bearer, and ought to be in | ae varieties, and the flattering testimonials which they have re- 
the hands of every Six seeds out of the prize | ARF TRAINED PEACHES, 7s. 6d each. ceived from some of the first Gaei in the kingdom Soh 
fruit for 1s. 6d. free by Brae wit! eth I Latter’ s Hints on the Cultiva- | NECT ARINES, 7s. 6d. each, grew it last season peat et pei ae es aI pees ae 
tion of P. rimulas, and a Coloured engine: ea a beautiful Seedling ES a APRICOTS, Ts. 6d. each. kan they think si ntee for it: 
m Latter’: s true > Stock.—. ee s WILD, Ipswich ch. GREENGAGE PLUMS, 5s. ach. RODUCTIVENESS AN a piy iener a 
a —— MORELLO CHERRIES, ae Saat pF ice 2s. 6d. per quart, ei nie. 6d. per pint, in sealed parc: 
HO LYHO KS. sraiparn i TR AINED PEACHES, 10s. 6d. and er sae VEGETABLE, FLOWER, and AGRICULTURAL SEEDS 
EDENHAM Koski, Koraan SUFFOL. NECTARINES, 10s. of every description, of select and superior quality, detailed 
IRCHAM eg WARD beg to state that thei i w APRICOTS, 10s. 6d. pa ‘ets, a CAT. ALOGUES of which wil be forwarded on feam ne 
above is in the finest possible oe pe a m PLUMS, 5s. and 7s. 6d. each. ‘rhe We Established Seed Warehouse, 106, Eastgate Street, 
of 16,000 established struck plants (not MORELLO CHERRIES, 5s.each. | Chester.—Feb. 9, 1856. is 
The reall set with Flower- buds, and are capable of Sorte Vaasa 
The peculiar di: ich has proved so destru Piero Fruit this rue rinted by BURY, 0 Upper, Woburn Elere. in 
collections not not having exte extended cathe Tai Cadniiee, aeri Fine Trained Trees of the 1 from 2s. 6d. to | Lena ot De EETT evant: ot eho Co County of Bathgate’ A 
B. & W. to offer an e stock of fine Plants, comprising the | 5s. each. their Office in Lombard Street, in the Precinct of Whitetriars, in the City 
best show flowers in in cultivation ready for immediate delivery.| STANWICK NECTARINE, Standard Trained, 10s. 6d.each.| of London: and published by them at the Office, No.5, Upper fa on 
Catalogues will be forwarded on application. Wholesale orders} KAISHA APRICOT, Dwart, 2 Years’ ‘Trained, 5s. each. araka in the Parish of E Feos s, Covent Garden, in e Ce 
all Advertisements and Communications are ta | be A 
executed on liberal terms.—Hedenham Rosary, Feb. 9, TEE EDITOR =—SATURDA T, February 9, 1856, 
