Jone 14, 1856.] 
THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
413 
re of Pian ae aloe 
of ma’ s. The address of Professo: e Consulting 
Chemist o of the pee’ is is, , Welbeck gic St Cuvendish Square, 
all letters and parcels should be dire 
MESSRS. 
NEW CATALOGUE FOR 
werent agmi were weaved from Mr. or on the 
utility that would ari se from | an extensive distribution 
analysis ; ; from Mr. Puller r, M y ., on disease amor ng his 
Sussex from | naea of. the udder ; ; from 
areke ; slr Mr. Thurlow on the pods 
ry re 
a as food for cattle 5 3 amg hig x 
the 
of the “ nape rad 
Mr. Salter, offering iene 
origin and cure of the Pota 
ord Portman, Lord Walsingham, Lord Lovai 
M.P., Mr. Lawrence, and Prof. Way, made eE 
statements on Portland Cement and Shaa Flooring, 
tato disease. 
live stock. 
The Council adjourned to Wednesday next, 
Prof. beige would deliver a ate on his be rie 
researches onthe Composition of the Waters of Land 
Drainage. 
ge 
Bata anp West.or En rade Kerpe eh E Society 
has been holding, during t its annual 
meeting at Yeovil, where a hee ingly of implements 
and live stock has been serra and a great gathering 
of West of England far rs has been attracted by them. 
The e exhibitors of implements daring the five yt of 
sible 50, 60, 70, 80, and now 97, at the successive 
meetings bs Taunton, eit ok a Bath, he sate and 
Ye ovil, | A great m ajori them cal manufac 
whéreve: r held, as in Rosia an. Scotland, Ireland, and 
Is now ready, and contains descriptions of the most bagi og in cultivation 
they beg particularly to 
NEW VERBENAS. 
tenes des Batailles 
NEW FUCHSIAS. 
Venus de Medici 
E. G. HENDERSON & SON’S 
THE PRESENT SEASON 
reg g selection 
NEW Chae UMS. 
Imperatrice Elizabeth | Gloire de Neipe John Salter 
Mis, Hosie! a Donna Joaquina Trophee 
General Bosque Pendul: Durafiet 
Madame Kie: | Malakoff Stellata globosa 
Foudroyante | 
NEW AZALEAS. 
Admiration alba illustrata Princess Mary of Cambridge 
Criterion Crispifiora Variegata superba 
Barclayana Eulalie Van Geert Juliana 
NEW GERANIUMS. ` NEW Nae a PETUNIAS. 
Fairy Nymph Ethel Devs Countess of Ellesmere 
Bridal Ring Little Duch e Brabant 
Countess ot Bective Minnie Mad la Comtesse Gérard 
Highland Cate General Pelissier M e Graudgeorge 
toe tain of Sno Eclipse Cherie de pirmaa 
ral Pelissier General Canrobert Ernest de Lepinat 
Gloxinia Jacqueline “ead sia cris spa Loopia m californica, 10s. 6d, 
Phlox Madame Fontaine Locheria magnifica a schynanthus ful 10s. 6a. 
Veronica Imperial Blue Tydæa amabilis ) a floribun us, 10s. 6d. 
Gynerium argenteum (enaps Grass) Cuphea eminens Clematis glandulos: sa (iow 10s. 6d. 
Bouvardia longiflora Gonocalyx er Phygilius capensis, 
Potentilla fins aa pleno Clemati a grandiflor: ‘ecoma ful 
Begonia Zanthina argentea Delphinium cardinale (Scarlet) Rondeletia ob do Ta 
Dahlia Crystal Palace Scarlet Calyptraria hemantha ae ndron Moulmeinense, 10s. 62. 
Euckaris amazonica Sone: tacea superba Maranta pardina. 
With Catalogue (which be had post tion), will be published a plate aa nine new flowers, price 1s., 
or 12 co ine (post free). 
Wellington Nursery, St. John’s Wood, London. 
even ice, are present here also. The trial of im- 
ploughs, subsoil ploughs, hoy 
cultivators, machines, ha, 
drags, scarifiers, 
ny oth hers, “The > hea 
ern machines, and mar avy l ‘land im 
Fibs pi h , the furrows 
elak, however, ebie deep. 
The cattle show included about 35 0 head of stock. | 
e b 
s I9 ewo, 34 
d mountain Sheep, 43 3 Hampshire and other 
Dow. orses and a fair 
show rof Pigs. The Prize ah for Devon Cattle, to which | 
ae the locality the greatest interest attached, 
is as follows :— 
DEVONS. 
Class 1. For the best Bull in its fourth year, 127, to J. W. 
Bullen, An Ee Creston 5l, to Mr. Sige eng Stoodleigh, 
Tiverton. Highl commende: d, Mr. S. H. Coram, Trull, 
Taunton. 
Class 2. For the best Bull, not under three years old, 127., to | 
Mr. rae Bodley, Stockley, Pomeroy, Crediton; 5/., to Mr. T. 
vty st 56, 8l., to Mr. ti 
ton; a a oe Bamed “Goles eae Far 
za Highly commended, Mr. Wm, Gibbs, Bishop’s Miydioaras 
Commended, agit a Sorat Caries Torwante Farm, Williton. 
Class 4. Fort Cow in calf (or in milk, having hada 
calf within six a next preceding the first day of the 
praesent 8l., to Mr, X William Gibbs, Bishop’s Lydeard; 4/., to 
Mr. Geo. Tur ‘ner, B: arton, Exeter. ee prel commended. itr. 
Walter Farthing, kisses Court, Bridgwater. Commended, 
Thomas bati Fouracre, Durston, Mr. John Bod 
Pomeroy, near Cr edi ton. 
Class 5. For the best Heifer, in calf o milk, under eee 
years old, 8/., to Mr. Thomas B. Re of shilingstove Dorse! 
4l, to Mr. Thomas iia ca Farm of Sher 
Class 6. For of Hatters not pake deti ng two years 
old on 1st June, 1856, belongiog to to the same owner, 8l, J. W. 
Pann ghe bee » Crediton, Devon; 4/., to Mr. Thomas Miller, Castle 
ley, Stockley 
Notie to Corres pirer n nts. 
BUTTER: Doubty. ae had cows on Gras: aran and poate 
cream and butter had the acrid taste that. 
d 
veh Poh butter, but certainly not till after 
ad passed. a that probably the improvement was attri 
bat table, ent, but to the natural alteration of 
the pean whieh is full of jena ge at this season. 
CANDLE GUTTERING: A Lady Philosopher] assumes as » fact that 
Gas: y. The ee W-D says, “ The recipe gi 
the other week anı aw n wanted for coking. hita 
much preferable, gered a Ea one, is to take eggs when 
newly laid and place them wit = small end dow: Gide 
in a board rated with holes for the 
It should be, say 2 feet by | 1 foot 6 apne. § pe have 
purpose. 
legs at tho four corners, about 3 inches long. gnalo 
them to be piled one upon another to any e: A laga bey 
filled. gs put in thus fresh Son ts in ree st a 
September will keep till winter as good as fresh ones, not oniy 
for cooking but eating. The pera of an Apple r 
where frost and autu: eat are excl: isright forthem. I 
have eaten them and seen my friends do so at the breakfast- 
table when four or five months old teers and can confi- 
dently recommend this plan, which I think I originally copied 
from your Paper many years since.” 
Irisa Moss: An Old Subscriber calls attention to the importance 
of the Irish Moss; dissolved in 10 times its quantity Les ey ie 
pi r R t makes an excellent drink for calve S, superior to 
f the 
wa rene 
By a 
ate 
We must pigs Praat l ie mogt es ean be made. 
e indulgence of those correspondents, the 
insertion of whose contributions is still delayed. “ 
TOSS 
GRASS AND AGRICULTURAL „SEEDS. 
ETER reget Me SON, 
QUE! 
usual attention. rass and 
ith N tures of Grass Seeds for laying down land 
to perm ent pasture or ornamental Grass, suitable for all kinds 
and aition of soils. Foreign I n Rye-Grass, and all other 
kago and Herb: Plants, a ES Mangel gro? Carrots 
po ey and Flower Seedsin ey se Pig 
Priced Cai ae ‘le tae be derk free i Pere oe o. TEED 
TURNIPS, MANGEL TTT 
ETER LAWSON SON, SEEDS 
QUE: 
stock of 
improved varieties, which 
p have been raised fi selected 
for their fine shape and high specific Sake dee rai ther t prt their 
ne aren te other excellent kinds they would recommend 
R 
particularly th 
tbo purple-top Swede | Improved Pomerarian White | 
Tweeddale purple-top Yellow ok Turnip 
Bullock Turnip Red Globe do. 
mproved Green Round do. ” Long Red andOrange 
Red Round do. angel 
Globe Man 
Priced Catalogues will be sent free by post on re and 
lower rates charged when large quantities are taken 
27, Great George Street, ‘Westminster. 
OICE bee, 
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AS, ETC 
ITCHELL Co. now sending out the 
following Sent Fat aretes of VERBENAS, 6s. the 
good l 
collection, strong plants :— Géant des Batailles, Lavine 
Reine, Madame Cambacéres, Julia Pacquin, we mderful, Mon: 
Richalet, Lord Raglan, Marchioness of Elle Mrs. Halfo: ord, 
ee Beard, Tyrian Prince, Florence Nightingale. 
w-Double PETUNIA IMPERIALIS, strong plants, 6s. per 
Parir or 45s. per 100. 
st 
o intimate iat they site directed eii R from iro bbe 
G 
ee OPINION ON FLOWERS, PLANTS, 
FRUITS, aaae aaas eae packets must Se 
addressed Ar kakea at , Deng Fulham. Ench 
icai 
TORE DIEA AND GARDENERS. 
EIGATE TD SAND core grit and free 
d piren five mi 
t price, 
RO OBACCO CORD, à 
HE Cheapest an and most Effectual SE soe 
SMOKING GREENHOUSES and DES 
E war EA, PATENT FLAX nET PIPING 
will sustain a greater pressure, is lighter, less agg yn will 
r longer, and is about 60 per cent cheaper than the leather 
Ba p pe. 
Menan mly by Warram{ax & Co., Bentham, Lancaster. 
SATE T; eA IN DIAMETER AND PRICE PER YARD:— 
padi 31, 1s. 1d.; 1}, 1s. 34.; 14, 1s. 5d.; 1ł, 1s. 7d.; 
2, 18. dé i 2. | Babys 3d.; 23, 2s. 6d; 3, 2s. 9d. 
SuPeR EXTR. UT QU. ALITY + —2, 2s. ; 2}, 28. 3d; 24, 28. 6d.7 
23, E p z Be 
T Hose, to bear a 
Pit lies purposes, at greatly bdo prices ay on rg w $- 
14, 11d.; 2, 18.; 2}, 1s. 3d.; 23, 1s. 6d. 
The Hose i is Burnettised at an extra charge of 
___Union Joints, Branch Pipes and Jets are also rage or ua - 
J,OWLER Ef, Ege: es 8 IMPLEMENT? 
AND 
MANUFACTURERS, Temple Sete, Bristol, beg to call atten~ 
tion to the under-mentioned a 
One-row Seed and Man oho aTi complete thing, 67. 10s. 
Patterson’s saa Patent Clod-crusher, w! 
TREE CARNATIONS, 
12s, per dozen. 
DAHLIAS, one of the choicest collections ever offered, 6s. 
or any Statio the London and South Coast Railway. 
ri urseries, Kemp Town, Brighton. rare 
H I during several years 
mble in the production of anew variety of CABBAGE, 
we are no’ to offer PEARSON’S EARLY CONQUERO. 
as the best and earliest kind yet known. It very dwarf, 
occupies but little room and is as tender as Asparagus, nee = pro- 
nounced by all who have tasted it as of unequalled fiavo It 
should be uly, or in late Apaia 
eather: as Ab seldom can be made to run. Packets sent by post 
on receipt of 12 postage stamps. 
J.R.& A. Pearson, Chilwell Nurseries, Nottingha 
the Salli ted free from Adulteration, my deli- 
any part of London (not less than one J pe ng 
veo. Whites, for pastry, at es bushel (56 Ibs.) 12s. 4.; fine 
ria recommended for Bread-making, 11s. 8d.; pleny ha 
Wheat-meal, for Brown Bread, 11s. 0d.; best coarse and 
Scotch saa al HORSNAILL & CaTtcHrooL, Bullford | 
tan Road, Islington. Directions 
qo ee OF PARTNERSHIP. 
R. ROBERT KENNEDY, of Sas PEER 
CONSERVATORY, Covent Garden, announ 
RTNERSHIP between him oe Richard B. ‘Ke 
sed, and all credits are to be p: > 
The debts =- to baa or firm ate om be received by him ; 
is 
he will con yusiness, as hereto! own name; 
and will on pA effort to Seog the patronage of those who 
have m for the last twelve years. 
ih and Florist, Bedford Conser- | 
—PART NERSHIP P DISSOLVED. = 
RICHARD MPTON, SO Many years h Mr. Janne 
Carrer, of Holborn, d , and SARIF pipas a ipw 
ROBERT KENNEDY, “acquaints his merons friends and thet 
ger that ana ee ae 18 ‘DISSOLVED; wed that |, 
ed ecuted him on his own 
Pida pirana hie ased to B Kempton, 2, King Street, 
Covent Garden, with the greatest care and punctu Tr Aquatic | 
ther Plants supplied, m Teer &c. 
Cape Bulbs will be published shortly. 
A Catalogue of 
T 
it is capa! ra i hy working w! ground is iu ppt as 
state from 
Corne’s nt e 
Oat and Mills. 
ardner’s Turnip soppii 
she’s Root Grai 
Cozen’s celebrated s, &e. 
Fow Ler & Fry are re Agents co “all the Leryn makers of 
Agricultural ws amy and always keep a large assortment on 
hand in their Show 
slopes 4e, upon app 
STR AWTED GARDEN T TOOLS.— 
Le ae and all interested gt G: ng pursuits 
Hortic 
are invited to examine DEANE, DRAY, 
DEN 
Stock of GAR ING and PRUNING 'IPLEMENTS, best 
London-made Garden Engines and Syri Coalbrookdale 
Garden Se ats and Chairs. 
Averuncators | Gidney’s 
Axes | oe Fi 
aggi | Grape Gatherers and Pruning Bills 
Bills [terns Gravel Rakı » Knives, various 
Borders, various pat- Sieves 
Botanical Boxes Greenhouse Doo: ” rs 
Brown’s Patent Fu- andF » Shears 
migator [strumen , Hammers Rakesin great variety 
Cases of Pruning In- Hand-glass Frames | Reaping Hooks 
Daisy Rakes | Hay Knives 
| Divbies | Horti Seyth 
| mers and Hatchets | Shears, various 
| ees s Tools | Hoes of Sickles 
| Edging Irons ag Hotbed H Sickle Saws 
Sh Ladies’ Set of Tools | Spades and Shovels- 
e| Flower Scissors ls, various pat- ds 
|  „ Standsin Wi terns, in Zine, itch Hooks 
| and Iron celain, &e. Thistle Hooks . 
| Fumigators ines and Reels Transplanting Tools 
Galvanic Borders Marking Ink Is 
Plant Protectors | Mattocks Trons 
| Garden Chai Menographs Wall Nails 
Seats | Metallic Wire Watering a 
| „ Loops | Milton Hatchets eed Hooks 
» Rollers [ate 
Sera) — owing Machin of Tools 
DEANE, Y, anv CO. are pers A INGHAM’S 
| PERMANENT LABELS, pista of whi vith their IMus- 
trated Priced List of Horticultural Tools, can be sent, post paid, 
to an z pert art of the United Kingdom. Also, Wholesale and Retail 
Agents for SAYNOR'S celebrated PRUNING KNIVES, ee 
| exclusively ÉSTE eio n the United K: Kingdom. 
SEA AND pening to the M Monument 
Lon Established a.D, 1700. jd , . 
n Bridge. 
