642 THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. (SEPTEMBER 27, 1856. 
HEATING EXTENSIVELY BY ONE BOILER, COMMONLY CALLED 
“WEEKS? ONE-BOILER SYSTEM.” 
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Churches, d 
J. Weers & Co: tefér to their own extensive Establishment, es whole one which, is heated a one >a Halen wal may be seen in constant difia warming Hothousés, Greenhouses, Conser- 
pees &c, upwards of 1000 feet in length, the water in the various house: he h b 
Tabely or tis whole together, and any part meentated at pleasu 
yee g r, på ard Hender Walli Road, St. John’s Wo 
will here quote Mr. Henderson’s own words, exp ing his app l of our ONE BOILER The sto entry: alou ct Horticul Busing or to fix Log hag, en 
system. He says:— will td at our neaken ltural Tteblishment pei iho ouse Works, King’s Road, Chelsea, an 
“ I am more than satisfied mew the rea ordinary resulte of what Messrs. Aa Werks & Co. extensive variety of Conservatories, Greenhouses, Hothons ses, Pits, &c., erected oy n full opera- 
done for me in heating a great n rof our hot-houses fr i a LER. Iti aimost & imposs ste p tion, combining all modern improvements in the various branches of the Morticultural science, s9 
me to express my satisfaction paraa strongly. The effect an aig prodioaki is 'iruty won- | that a r gentleman can select the descriptior of house best alas ted to the purpose for which 
derful ; less than 2 sacks of coke in aah one is oti pose is used to heat a a variety of hothouses, &c., nearly | itis re on nike 
900 feet in length, and these various me extent widely s raat as oa E a stand in oe | an Horticultural Establishment itis also an unlimited souree of attraction, containing New 
ction, 159 „fee tae. eae E O AS n, including o wly laid-o: 
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dire va feet » iiaia wt | and Rare Plants in great variety. 
Poru Jons Weers & Uo, can also refer to numerous seats of the Nobility and Gentry in| The pm tana of STOVE and GREENHOUSE PLANTS 5 
us parts of the country hance Boiler has been fixed to warm a great number of houses, &e,, | 224 in en variety, include every novelty i 
ber Bet See the dwelling-house also from the same boiler. porto ape of GRAPE VINES. i dF in pot: 
some instances our one Boiler is doing the work forme: erly don e by 20, so that in these cases | — TREES and SHRU BS of every kind. 
chara o area atokee, and chimneys, are warring A dispensed with. The SEED BUSINESS i ra 1 d true to it: 
At his Grace the Duke of Leeds’, Hornby Castle, een hire, f J. WEEKS & Co.'s Boilers is | kind, fae: = genuine good quality. ki 
heating 10,000 feet of 4inch pipe, and one of the “how es, i “Conservatory 190 feet lo ong, is | GARDEN TOOLS, Ls $ a Pavey St of the host snk 
situated upwards of 500 feet from the Boiler. inferior article kept. 
J. Weeks & Co. make their Tubular Boilers of all sizes on the same economical principles; | r A EE E p Sea: 
nearly 4000 of which of differen! m cpa are on Sa at the seats of the Nobility and Gentry T IRON 
throughout the Kingdom and on the Co ntine: WIREWORK for all Ornamental Garden purposes. 
Hothouses, Greenhouses, Conservatories, Forcing Pits, &e., B ii ienti d HORTICULTURAL Works of every descriptior, 
See our Illustrated inde’ also Plans, Models, and Estimates of Horticultural Buildings and. Heating by Hot-Water; also of Cast-iron Vases and Fountains ; 
also Catalogues of Vines, Fruit Trees, Stove and Greenhouse Plants, Seeds, &c. 
JOHN WEEKS & CO, aoe Builders and ey re Apparatus Manufacturers, 
G’S ROAD, CHE 
~ EORGE MITH “Doge te offer from a fine strong | DEA AUTI FUL’ aarp —12 yar each packet 
healthy wal of the following new and ae Sethe containing 100 Seeds, 1s.; sent post free, 1s..2d. Calceo- 
noua at 36s. per dozen, with plants to compensate for oon farpas gps Holivhocks, “Penis, a Fuchsias 
New § STRAWB BRETES, ees Underhill’s Sir | ( 
Harry, 10s., 20s. 100, bedded out, the last 
with balls; Kitley’s ment Superb, 15s.. per 100; ear 
ae Gonatan eee h Pool oo ack! geet Soni, 3 a oat je | ga aniums, and o choice Seeds, 6d. per packet, Catalogue 
Lp Mise nara aaa reine E etnias Un ae correspondents forwarding Post-office Orders, pay- on applien ation. 
, gp bagel Oe ee per Pang es i ami Rot unias of laws at pehara Mill be siGiaskaedoet with. hag ers; Pay” | DWARF GERMAN (10-weeks) ae as imported, 36 
s og., » 6d. per doz.; new t ad. Ë; 
Fuchsias of 1656, 6s. per doz., not fit ‘yet: Phlox Countess of | y ow GERANIU MS.~ (Foster s) Amaz Countess, Edith, | varieties, ench va beug >i aol pit Ball’s Pond —— 
Home, 6s., 98., 128. per doz. (12 good Phioxes); Veronica varie- a ora, Purple Prince, Pluto, Saracen, $ Sparkler, Tris, Trium- | Wia Curimorosn, 1, Edmund Terrace, d 
gata, 6d. each; fine named Pansies, 2s. 6d. per doz ; Primula | phant, The Clipper ; (Hoyle’s) Admiration, Brenda, Cato, Corsair, | “jy CHEAP PLANTS, DUT! FLOWER 
sinensis alba flore pleno, 12s. per doz.; Delphinium cardinale, he Ermine, F ea Leopard, Pallas, Rosaline; (Turner's) BULBS, Zc. 
2s. 6d., 3s. Gd., 5s., and Ts. 6d. each:; Al ifred Salter Chrysanthe- | Dejioa Sras diler Dat es ette; (Dobson's) Sultan, ENRY WALTON, Edge End, 'Marsden, m 
$ , z 
arn pA Bee 1s. each t a — Epwarp C. b ANI Y GERANIUNMS. — (Tu raer’s) Ahoi, Attraction, cera povacae: Wes is now offer g the following at the reduce 
PEE NEW STRAWBERRY RIVAL QUEEN. | menuty of Slough, Diana, Mast ter te Pius Ulrae | FUCHSIAS—Admiral Boxer, Charlemagne, Conqueror, Coun- 
WARD TILEY * Be ean atten oe P Quse as, Hondi tess of Burlington, Donna Joaquina, General William 
PoS ‘a nd the p z pers to ary wat hele bed sors aeih son’s) abe rite, 'Cloth of heel ne ae the Fete, | Favourite meee ul Sorn Venu mae Medici, Volcano di anes, 
a generall; e is o | Reine al, Sweet Lui t: ith’ tata. Also K 
send out ar vee well-rested dir sti the Arn sisegualled joes a good stock of older tide of Sh oe ma wie i h, Spo ted, Wonderful, . oe = Wales, 1 N each, 01 or 12s. per doz. 
Seedling eiat whi u n and thoroughly | and Scarlet varieties, Verbenas, ni Sa &e. "PE Shae Sao Lorrain S tlast season, 1s. 62. each, or 12s. 
yet sent ae Ragin ofthe newest and choicest varieties Tollington Nursery, Hornsey Road, Islington, London. ae j sr 
. per 
een ee te veh krs iesen: over aeia s ise gens ge ee eee ee SPECIMENS, WHICH WILL GIVE ics oe: varieties of last season, 1s. each, or 9s. p 
e of various kinds, have always been o EFFECT TO A CONSERVATORY. i f the 
ERANIUMS-—Stron; ants, Dido, Fidelia, Gem o! 
opinion that the flavour of this Sirambonty han amirpanoedialt that Vy ILLIAM MASTERS anD SON being about to | west Grani Sultan, Foul Lyda, omer Pach, Pandora, Petrie 
7 E ene converta Plant House into an Orchard House have the | chio, Phaeton, Seraskier, Topsy, Una, Vesi baper , and Yerda; the 
quite 1 to that row Strawberry the gd Queen, wiy i gy rouiatricble: Spechitten: Pikatë to: dlspoue of — ee ah > stage >. Dechess ot Wellington, 
better.” More than a hundred n: cou mentioned if | lowi , 15s. ._ Attracti arlos, P 
requisite who have all given the same opinion, I here mention| URANIA SPECIOSA, leaves 7 feet long, 2 feet broad. ee enie, Empress, Eliza, Glowworm, Dasesened Generat ee 
the names of two gentlemen who are great growers, and very FICUS ea cas 9 to-10 feet. jc hief, Lord of the Tsk es, Leah, Lucy, margina! Soe nik 
particular with regard to the quality and fisvouret strawberries. wie SN i DIC A (Banyan Tree), shoving how roots from the tap, p Faigle jle eae Faban — sagan ador, Come 
Opinion of C. Mande, Esq.. Manor House, Bathampton : —“ This rane! e trunks, 8 
fucte ot the finest flavoured Strawberries I have over tasted. I | PHCENIX DACTELIFERA, Dare Palin,. feet: ieee net, s Commander, —. Tncomparable, nate, pest 
should have thought it had been the true British Mews from its be id ay Sugar or Wine Palm, 10 feet; breadth en 6s, and 9s. pera Eg ‘ancy varieties, 
fine flavour, and should not have known Lo difference except of leaves, 5 to 6 feet, 5 
from being brig! lour, f ANTANIA BOR CINERARIAS—s., 9s. 12s, per d 
he ras Rage eh has.” ee fom the e green SR] Eee breadth e aag pyg et AT HY ACINTHS (aeverpive Tist lists of which are 1 pe name 
Ci a tem ae n oiae House, whose name is well | q PSIDIUM CATTLEYANUM, antag Guava, 9 to 10 ne ro pre arenes am tome yaya see et as Lio moe 
orld, being the raiser of a | A SSIMUS, Screw Palm, 5 to 6 feet; x 
pesmi of the Talne. Dahlias th that have ever sor osi n | length of leaves, 5 feet. | doz., or 25s. and 30s. per 100, Pasi 
~ sentout:—* This is oneof the finest flavoured Strawberries I) ARAUCARIA EXCELSA, Saeed ölk rer Pine, perfect | Peo nem ma om ait wi promo riae 
have ever tasted, and should like to have plants of it.” | aan ecimen, 7: feet high, 44 feet through. icotees, TO) 
The advantage of tbe above splendid Strawberry over that | —RAZILIANA,T4 fee thigh ,4feetthrough. | Praen ne Extransi, Criterion, Ive Cranes pe 
fine- variety the British: Queen is as follows:—The Britich | AG AVE AMERICAN. A, in fine health, may a be | pir gpcenmemer agio pa a 8 E ton 
Queen is a very delicate | tender kind—this is one of the or 5 1 r a 
hardiest and most productive fruiters that has ever yet been | 7 feet t nett oe Í © variegata, C of uenn Seesay eee Mierea, S pemg 
grown; berries very large, fine shape, and of a most splendid | RHODODEND x RON oeii eine ig height | rinn rong ta ae ieman E maip it 
a È ich is | feet, 8 to 9 feet thro very 4 . (strong plants). Ts.6d. each. Gonocalyx 
A STRAPOLA. W ALLICHA, Lichtning Tree, 6 to T.féet. | "Sonerila margaritacea, ian snd 7o. Ors and 29.64. Cassia 
| BHYLLANTHUS JUGLANDIFOLIUS, 10 reet, Lae ae a Oe cinta erytHrinum, Se. 6d. and Se. Man 
i REXIA 8P SA, acts lias ear 5s. to 10s. 6d. Passiflo 
be vari r|) MU several s mens, 4 to 9 feet. dirola Roezli, 3s. 6d. | Mey: a to 5s. Impatiens 
fe Yor every purpose f ve which a ALPINIA NUTANS, 5 san Decsisnenne, MENE ane —* 
| COFFEA ARABICA, Coffee Tree, 5 feet. 
82. per 109; 17. 15s. for 50; 17. for 25; | The- 
| heights are measured: frons the surface-of the pots or ot ectfull: td a Po 
y the 25 or the d pw a rece sr postage fee Geter whick ios pints ove is ae Be tee tiaa i or Tpi made BT 
; pipra mpany Si) Prices will be given for each ' separately or for the-whole, | patent ai ia já mi 
m, Nurserymen, Seedsman, and Florist, 1) upon appliontion— Exotic Nursery, Canterbury. Nene Pat Te ong ena eee pats, 
d, Bath. es | This advertisement w will not be again inserte: ‘fail to give satisfaction to every 
