176 THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. [Marcu 16. 
HLOXES. Reprinting, the Second Edition, with Additions, price 5s. — a 
F REl ORNAMEN TAL AND DOMESTIC POULTRY; 
several, at various shows las . HEIR HISTORY AND MANAGEMENT. 
Among 
comiums, Mr, G. was congratulated on his “unexampled suc- | $ : Rector of Intwood with Keswick. 
cess in raising such a batch of seedlings,” by the Viorlcultaral By the Rev 1 SAUL DIXON, M Ay 
Editor of the Gardeners’ Journal, The descriptions below are — — — 
in part extracted from that Paper = 5 st 4th, Tn fo rm the THE HIRD TREATED OF ARE : 
5 are * finely circular; limbs fla — and et. proper | Domestic Fowl in general 2 — Canada Goo: The Tame Duck The Blue Dun Fowl 
thicknes The Guinea Fowl he N or cape Goose | The Domestic Goose The Lark-crested Fow] 
CLEOPA 3 An exquisite oak form perfect, colour | The Spanish Fowl T e Musk D The Bernicle Goose The Poland Fowl 
pearl 3 eye distinct,” 3s. 6d. The Speckled Dorkings The coe —— Goose The Brent Goose Bantam Fowls 
DIANA.—“ Form excellent, colour lilac blush, eye circular.” cee Cochin-China Fowl boys hite Fronted or Laugh- | The Turkey The Rumpless Fowl 
35, 6 e Malay Fowl jaa The Pea Fowl The Silky and Negro Fowls 
EH TY.—*“ Nice yaver wer, petals not very | The Pheasant Malay Fowl The The n and Silver Ham- | The Frizzled or Friesland 
ra! but a noble eae: and very ttractiv ve flower.” 2s. 6d. | The Game Fowl The Teal Land its congeners burgh Fowls Fowls 
8. — Very § pretty y thing, sag ny Ulae The Mute Swan The White China Goose The Geko Fow 
aay * — 2 3 Null Published by James Marruews, at the Office of the — — AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, 
at Seg Form g = 35. * eee gio pie 5, Upp er Wellington- street, Covent-garden ; and m ordered of any Bookseller. 
Ste SE aa 
ular. 2s fd —*“ Form desirable,” colour pale ‘ee eye * 5 4 N ” rE „ FAMILIAR IN THEIR Mouras as HOUSEHOLD WORDS,” 
DIANCE.—*‘ Colour lilac blush, a fine trugser. A L HARD BULBOUS PLA On Saturday, March 30, will be Published, Price 2 
BROW FLAKE. ee white, — good, also produciog producing, in long succession, large lemon-colou * = fet post 8 t 2 (also in Monthly Pa N Te ** * 
noble trusses, 2s. 6d. | apoa with sche nd is well adapted for beddin 84 Stron ng o “U 8 D 8. 
The or Eight for 20s. wering roots 6s. per dozen, or per post, free, 7s. per dozen. l 
For other varieties, 8 to refer to his Catalogue of 30 packets of new and very choice Flower Seeds for 6s., per A WEEK 5 Kay pon ge eas for the — —.— 
Florists’ Flowers, whieh. is now g . — and may be had on ap- post, free CH 3 NS. e Snare) “Cee 
plication,—Hope-street, Edinburgh, March 16. : CHOICE FRUIT ondon : Office, No. 16, Wellington-street, North (w ES 
1 WP 7 announces to — * OUELL AND 00. beg to call A . of those — to the Editor ea st be addressed) ; and Sold 
e has now ready for sending a ave ong fa M dow re all Booksellers and New 
cette of —— unique and * 1 & -shrubby and Kitchen Gardens to the fo lowing choice articles : L D.A New Me 
heathy e raised by Mr. Cole, gardener to the Right TRUE FASTOLFF RASPBERRY. BET Los A R NO EN w Tale 
. Lady Maria Meade. Y. and Co. beg to announce they are now executing orders by che 1 of “Two Old Men's Tales” g C amilia K 
To enter into Aeta of the Tepee ctive merits of these floral | for the above, in fine strong Canes, of the same stock as they had | Wyndham,” &c. fiz z 
beauties will, I trust, be deemed unnecessary, far ther than to the honour of supplying Her Majesty's Gardens and most of the | . Mrs. OUDON S LADIES COMPANION, No. 12, published 
state that, amongst hundreds. ote — judges — 4 visited = = 15s. per 1 this day, contains Chapter II. of a new — — called “ LET. 
collection during the two pas 5 * enu . Fine lar arge e WHITE RASPBERRY, 3s. per doze en. TICE AR 3 by the above popular writer, * How 
following nurserymen, gen ‘em „Les, from some CORN WELL’S VICTORIA DITTO, 12s, 6d. per 100. should Girl — Educated—Letters on Geology—The any of 
of whom coms hers been received expressive ‘of their dean re to PE ret NECTARINES, AN D PRICOTS, 3 years Spring Fiowers—The Basket, — illustrations, d be. ce. l 
arrange for the purchase hole stock of plants, viz., | trained, aa forward for bearing, 5s ——— Weekly, price A., stamped 4d., or in Mon thly Parts, | 
Messrs. 1 8 — 1 pple-place; Mr. Ayres, CHERRIES AND PLUMS, 3 years —— 38. 6d. s each, a" Fara I. and II. are now — 
Blackheath; Mr. Gibbs, late foreman to Ar. Epps, Maidstone ; PEARS A PPL ES, , fne Es apa ier, 248. per doz aden ADBURY and Evans, —  Bouverie-street, and 
Mr. Ogle, gardener, Eridge Castle. Mr. Woodhouse, of The above poe of the select kinds, and worked 8 the sold. by all Booksellers and Newsvendor 
York, in reply to specimens of cut flowers submitted, says, “I Stock of the Hor — Society of London, and are wa isd blished, S h Editi 
have visited most of the Calceolaria growers’ c collections — 4 | N correct to their 80 i ay is publishe event iti 
the past season, but have seen nothing equal to the, specim STURMER AND ANGLESEA PIPPIN, fine Espalier, 24s. IGH FARMING, under Liberal Cove ants, the 
ceived from you.” e Gardeners and en; Standards, < Dwarfs ls. eath. . best — — Protection. By James Caria, Farmer, 
8 June ieth last: . We congratulate p on you * 1 * ie of the best kinds selected for size | Baldoon. Price r free by post, ls.4d, With Engis y 
fortune wh Sco: such a batch of flowers. Hug 4 7 and flavour, 5s. zen. Plan of Farm B St igs. 
ego sok 2 Spoon’ b» ono Mas ng, W nly say you URRANTS, e large White Dutch, 5s. per dozen. WILLIAM í Brack arois D and Sons, Edinburgh and London; 
ery lucky, Bin. fault if. you do not DITTO. Black Naples, 5s. per may be had, by the same Author, 
arail Fourselt of sach — — . DITTO, large Red Grape, 45. pòr en. THE PLANTATION (SCHEME, — the West of horn asa 
above of six pane . ‘Ws. with the usual dis- | - STRAWBERRIES. — — Myat’s Sens Globe Field for Octavo, with Map, price 6s, ; 
abet 121 — i 
3 5 on thre Jerk k idge W ursery, Kent, = pe 8 song ; Mam a mmotd, 7s. 2 - Briti a 3 38. Gd. ; Shortly will be pu rar 
uthill’s Black Prince, 10s. on ; Coul Late Scarlet, 3s. 6d. per 
eo SEEDS, 5 th Nobili 100, with many other fine s t 5 p Latta VENTILATION, vas applied to — 
2 A 9 1 rr 2 Eh i ity, | RHUBARB,-Myatt’s Ee 1s.6d.; Mitch 3 . being sn algu 
„ Gentry, an s friends in general, the following very | 15, Myatt's Vict } tion of plane, an —— ions o . pane ication, for ventilat- 
choice and superior assortment of A pakisi SEEDS, which sale ion 8 Victoria, 1s; sach. Tobotsk (earliest, Ban * Bs ing every species of architectural structure; with remarks om 
are now cts A to be sent out in sealed packages, a e prices ASPAR AGUS. —Giant (strong), 2 and 3 years, 2s, 6d. and heating, construction of fire-places, cure of emoky chim 
affixed. post 3s, Gd. per z , and an appendix on the ventilation of ships, steamboats, an 
100 rissie choicest 9 bene the newest and 10 d SEAKALE. (strong), 1s. 6d. per | railway carriages, By K. S. BURN, Architect, Manchester, í 
ee in pproved va pot 3 — WHITETHORN, 3 years old, girs ‘fine and clean, 2s. Cd. WILLIAu BLACKWOOD and Sons, Edinburgh aud London, 
= teen baa a — 
= —— ditto — N. isd F006. * fine 2 and syen ars transplanted, + TAAR e par Just published, new and mno edition, price 2s., or by post 
z Jeng Sie te PEERED EER tre SH hs See ce ER 8. Gd. 
20 Ditto, choicest hie ads, for filling — . on FINEST CARNATIONS, PICOTEES, AND HE SCIENCE OF LIFE: or How to Live and 
20 Ditto, ars ect ani tender Annuals ssi iins jos NK i hat tò en 
* Ditto, distinct eee of ene a . e rOUELL anv COS Extensive a and Celebrated Col- an n ; ; — — with Instructions for sec 
12 1 : on * 5 *** : lectinit- of tha shove aro this sually strong and perfect health, longe vity, and that sterling state of happiness 
12 i s fys Shale ani ahea lan. be 3 nog 1 fing well rooted raed vue of ite pe 8 observance of a well- 
planta, a any any part of the United Kingdom, or for exportation, TS" e sie Ay 
at the amë author, price 2 Be. 
woes — f nest Host rate show —e Sa, e A MEDICAL l on NERVOUS 18 DEBILITY aad e < 
. 25 
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— e n cotees £5 0 0 CONSTITUTIONA L WEAKNESS S, with Practical 
did mi 3 — Varbita Petunia, Herteease, 12 pa pairs do. do. 40. 210 0 trated wi tes in Health 
8 heer apr unden correspondetite í het een nsir Ano dene 3 2 i Dincic. work, emanating from a qualified member of 
unknown correspondents (e 
lt ae stam) he as shown the wii Sia at the M etropolitan medical profession, = result of A gid practical Neb os 
* meri — —4 5 Exhibitions duri uring last on.) addre o the numerous da of persons who 
235 pairs of very fine Ron Viila 1 0 iw Ue 3 0 0 poor from et ous disorders „ ta mn sacl life. In its E 
CATALOGUE OF CHOICE GERANIUMS, FUCHSIAS, | 12 do. do. do. II. 4s, to 1 10 0 pages will be fu and ‘the causes which lead oi their occurrence, 
one 1 — PETUNIAS, CRT SAN TIE: pad ps toa border aitto—per Soren pairs ce 0 12 0 the symptoms ‘whieh ie dicate their pres one Pg means to f 
; pair 0 2 0} be adopted for their remo 2 ; 
ENRY WALTON begs to inform the Public that PINKS, f neat Arst class show flowers, 12s., 183., and 24s. per London: Kent and Ricuanps, 52, Paternoster-row ; HANNAS, 
his Priced and 2 CATALOGUE, containing the | dozen yglan ie 63, Oxford-street ; Many, 39, Corvhill ; and all Booksellers, 
ia san oboe „c atthe ie iaa Hehi. 
or one s 3 e exhibite e winning stands a 323 etropolit > i 
3 of foe mney ee out last aa nen 8 bitions, 108. to 18s, per doz ng well est 2 pots, L FARMERS | AND. Gak Patil IDE 
r 78. €d., can ent ypes e. A ne older varieties ANA 
5s. per dozen. 12 of the best Show Pansies, 6s. to 9s. 12 of s ČAMELLIAS of the newest and best kinds, with flower-buds, 2 THE PR n Jon APPLICATION OF AGRICULTURAL 
the best Show Pinks, 6s. post free, Also fine plants of Mitraria | doze MISTRY. N MARTINDALE, le 
coccinea, first week in April, at 58. 6d., can be sent by post. “GREETS, do. do., 12s. to 18s. 9 dozen. 1 Dan 825 Ber, Ho! born-hil i all B ers, s 
CALCEOLARIAS, raised by Me. Herdes, of Foxhill-bauk, near ipea e e pe a meaty ergot oe A A annot do 
P. on near ers and farmers e 
ngton, Lancashire, viz., Fairy Queen,” creamy ground, ROSE 8 Half. standards, and Dwarfs, of the finest beter than to make themselves well 8 with the ` 
with large purple spots in the — small pink spots round a in 5 123, to 15s. per doze Guide thus offered them.“ n Chronicle and Agricile 
the margin; form excellent. A very distinct variety, 3s. Gd. mouth, tural Gazette, Sept. 8, 1819. 
Sree. very Brett) Beatty kee Eas een eres EANES WARRAN TED GARDEN TOOLS. — | e Coe, Gentleman, good f, 1880. 
creamy, | pink spots, 38. 6d. nileman, Jan. 
The above have been seen by competent judges in different are —— preset — — J. a ’ 9 +| < No improving | farmer ought to be without it for a single 
* 8 who have pronounced them first. rate, = GARDENING AND PRUNING IMPLEMENTS, best ” week.” apei * C se that i 
tions to any collection. As numerous orders | made Garden E ngines and Syringes, Coalbrookdal — ved e most simple and concise mgs 
have been — from parties who have seen press and the | seats an d Chi Chairs, arden appeared on . lay Subject »—Darli — Ti ` 
stock is small, early orders will haye the best plants, Now * Assay Office and Laborstoiy, Neweastle on- Tine, 
Sept. 2 
d advice and useful information.” : 
ready and sending o _ p nter —— and Potato E Forks “4 ardeners” 
0 2 
All ——＋ ö and made 8 at Burnley. Bagging Hooks Salsas Pruning Bills W — Mr. Martindaig ae and 6 R 
— Marsden, nea: .cc as | Gravel Rakes and | „, Knives, various gr — —— a p — nt informi- 
ROBERT T 1 Marxet Garpener, Cornhill, een, various pat G — ” oma tion in this branch of applied chemistry, arranged Taat = 
ow ing out plants of his Strawberry, N methodical manner, „ and well adapted for parties 5 
qoo Ee G,” which is one of the finest under Duaa ot Piening Ta — a 8 7 N mencing the study o study of this science, Ph.D. 
= truments : ? 
an 
k — s i „THOMAS — — ir 
sont ullen, Seedsmen, Leaden- | Chaff Engines Hay Kni i and Lecturer on Chemistry in Medio 
hallfstreet, London; Mr. fake Bor Landscape Gardener, | Shaft Knives Hoes of every pattern Scythe Stones l — — oe . 
various 
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Chester-road, Manchester ; M‘Lane, Gardener and | Daisy Rakes Horticultural Ham- — 
„ dives. Dibtles mers and Hatchets Sickles ae? TL ABOURING 
addressed to R. Ton, Cornhill, will be  panetually Dock Spuds ; — — — ADDRESS TO THE oS 
attended to.—Cornhill Sardi A Aberdeen, March 16. Tools Ladies’ Set of Tools Spades and Shovels CLASSES ON THE ADVANTAGES — SAVIN 
‘ Ege Irons and Labels, various pat- * — AND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 
terns, in plans 
[EYES asp much plensure in | flower Sensen ks la i 
offering for Sale the above Verbena. The t two eminent , Stands in Wires|Lines and ì Reels Transplanting Tools | end as the establishment of those 
1 — — 8 A useful little tract, in for distribution among t25% 
— MN Its habit for bedding Ys the best re T: oar “ane — p i y tural dare z za 7 oS 
we el he | G Wall Nails ee 
is well applied, for 3 neste all the — Metallic Watering Pots 2 T 
nce of a declining sun.—DAxNTEL Jupp, Gardener to the Garden Chairs and Milton Hatchets | Weed Eviractorsand ot 6s per 100 
. G.; WALTER GREY, Gar- Seats | Mole Traps Hooks Pe Reading : J. Harrow ; or of any Bookseller, o 
Sir Jame 8 ” — a Mowing Machine ——.— . ———— À by rr Buapsuns, of No, 13, Upper Woburnplace, ia the 
re Prices of the Rare Flower Seeds advertised and | Z. and J. DEANE are sole Agents for LINGHAWS PE PERMA: | Farish of sewn bot athe e Printers 5 8 Gar at ey 
SE Mosons ecio — 5 p samples of which, with the Illustrated List | office in in the Precinct of exe aid as 
sa | Series ins dee aah nt Sa tar ete 
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