1 3 í a — 
590 THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. [Nov. 2, 
HEN INN LITTLE, a Roan, CHELSEA, FLORIST, 3 CHOICE LATE PE E aha IMONIAL TO MR. 5 MUNRO, er Gardener 
TRSERY AND SEED To HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN, GA tAd LPS 8 n raised by Mr. PE sw 1 Horticultural Society of London 
begs to offer a splendid Stock cof Standard and Dwarf- . and ae Pitmaston, bears well as andar. Season, December. | Meeting, held ap the a Ion Tepe Greeny 8 Septomba 
untrained PRET ig we of the best varieties ; als arge ung trees on the Pear p e 55. each; double worked on 30th, 1850 ; . Glendinning, Mr. ock, Mr, 
quantity of Aucubas, Laurels, large green Hollies, a4 . Quince, 78. 64d. . — Mr. ie Ae. Caie, Mr. 2 — — Ivison 
and Dwarf Roses, Nie Hollies, Privets, Euonymus, Box, WINTER BEURRE (Rivers's).— A new seedling from — being Mr. GLENDINNING was called to preside. Mr. Daie 
„ &c., at unusually low prices, the grou d being 1 aster Beurré, quite hardy. Season, February and Mar w then 2 Secretary, and Mr. Edmonds Treasur 
immediately for 8 * e The finest Hyacinths, | On Pear stocks, 5s.; double worked on the Apel a Ts. 6d s then a. That a sabseription not exceeding Half. 
p 
s. 
names, 63. a ozen, Crocus, yellow, blue, and 
white, 28. per 100; and ois other varieties at the lowest prices, 
AINES’ SUPERB SEEDLING FANCY GERA- 
NIUMS fer 1851, whieh he can recommend as being New 
mers. GAENES’ CREOLE. SB epee | & 
E 
Rese stocks, 2s, 6d.; on Quince, fine pyramids, 33, 6d. 
URRE BRETONNEAU. T Sead, Rar and June. 
P oaks, 5s., on Quince, 
{DOFENNE psi ak "Season, March. On Pear stocks, 
n Quince, fine gyra ids, 3s. 6d. 
SUSETTE DE BAVAY.—S eason, March to 3 
cks, 2s. 6d.; 
On 
On Pear 
A 
spot 
JUNG — 
GAINES’ 
‘BLE. — 
NIQU 
in the upper. petals ; 10s. 6d. GAIN 
Crimson — * with white, w white cen 
N OF — ge shite, * 
1 2 DESTA 
AINES’ 
ES’ “GENERAL $ 
A a the LARGE FRUITED MONTHLY RASP- 
ERRY, ing, are this season sold at 4s, per 
Ba dozen 12 75 va — dia 5 
ba s Rivers, Nurseries, Sawbridgeworth, Im 
— TPORD ROSE NURSERIE 
ANCIS’S NEW ROSE CATALOG GUE, 
. conta’ in a ng all the newest kinds introduced and worth 
cultivating, is now ready for delivery, and will be ly 
a on —— The Collection this year is very e 
remar 
5 k . 
th white ; 8 pure N 0s. 6d. 
per petal 
Pe GAINES” SUPERE SEEDLING SHOW GERA 
NA — 
* . TAA — YATTS LINNÆUS RHUBARB, strong roots 
4 N — im r dozen; Myatt’s Victoria, 93 zen; an 
— ES MOUNT 2 “Brilliant scarlet, « “Ut pea stitches Royal “Albert 1 12s, per dozen : Extra strong plants 
crimson, edged with pink; lower do. pin e New when th i Ra = sare —— stle,” ee er 3 — 
i — and aspberry, 10s, per i sua 
Sls. 6d. GAINES SUERA Upper pet petals’ W ‘with dar dark eres, — 
1 213. — to the . 
made — * — MYATT, 
— 
N SOE FLOWER aS, CHEAP. 
rriage free, as see belo 
seth 3 HY ACINT! HS, ANEMONES, 
may had at much less than the usual 
Manor Farm, Deptford, near 
u per potals; white centre; 3 
pper petals rose, . dark spot 
The ‘finest 
wer do. — ‘waite 215. 
fa OROCUSBS, “ee, 
pric 
GAINES’ 1 be 
2¹³. Sales OM r. B * 
e red; «CAINE * ADONIS Beautiful rose 
e centre; * co K 3 
—.— with es e durk crimson spot; 
yer do. E- k rose; 218. 
General List can be obtained by applying at the Nursery, 
-lane, Battersea. 
NEW GE — 
BE AMIN R. CANT, e Fak vsery, >. 
e pean: to otros ndsome, healthy plants Badwarops 
ps, d 
arten ntioned, feeling confident they will -give entire Anem emones, splendia aie, 
GERAN VIUM, Siyay Bride (Foquett’s) Ts. 6d. 
Bride osier) 7 6 Do: dos, mai Bay 
6 Ra * aai fine mixed 
6 Do., scarlet Turban 
6 per 
6 
6 
2.—8. d. pte". d. 
ee r doz 
Solon Hyacinths, by i 5 
‘Tulips, Tournso 
Do., choice for beds 
Do., “colours o separate s —— Gandavensis. 
without n 
per 100 
RANIUMS, CINERARIAS, &c. Croouses, pease — 
D 12 
Irises, ches by name. 4 
Do. finom * 1 
wr d * 
6 
6 
0 
6 
6 
h 
eac 
12 2 
alo 
MASOS S50 
* lancifolium ru- 
38. 6d.; album 
beine ‘of sorts “= 
each Carnations sud d Picotees, 
but don choice by na 
5 ris Clove-scen 
gat pea choin dble., 
with co 
vel ‘hiked 
T 
4 7 
oe 3 
eee 7 Narcissus, double nee 
2 
ie TAS. Jon 
Lady Gertrude (Hender- g 
80 128 „ @ach wry 
í 
1 6 
1 6 
1 0 
2. 
er doz. 
8 
4 0 
0 9 
3 6 
0 9 
o 
N 
S OO 
— biome . 
any 
South ere Railway, or to a ay office in L 
OHN SUTTON and Sons, Besilik, Berks. 
a- — for each per 
of f presenting | 1 * wich a suitable Tes 
des 
their. per scriptions 
Chi 
= GARDENERS AND OTHERS. 
ap me of good Queen Pine Apples, 
a quantity of DA Hot-house 
Grane. Any perso on havik ween’ fruit to dispose of, at a fair 
market price, can commu ak — b d letter, post pai 
J. ADAN, 39, 1095 15 8 
Moye bella iss 8 
ce SELLING OFi OFF. 
OHN BELL Lis a his stock of 
FRUIT * an 2 ba ew pace — a large 
quantity, and mus 
— 8. d. 
Dwarf maiden BEACHES, NEOTARINES, and 
er oa he sko 
Dwarf trained PEACHES. and NECTARINES 
Dwarf — APPLE 
do, 
— — d 
per dozen. 
2 — 
3 all intermediate 
Counties and 2 
scription 0 of 
„ AMERI- 
SHRUBS, es be pro- 
agia ve gro at the most reasonable 
— ic — of which may be had of the pro- 
M. ROGERS, Sen., NURSERYMAN AN D CONTRACTING 
do. 
Dwarf maiden E BARS 
— rf trained 
andard ; $ 
Daaf maiden PLUMS- bs si 
Dwarf maiden eee see eee 
— — 
S888 
Trans — Forest Trees, 1 to 2 feet, adapted for extensi 
Forest or Coppice Planting, 8 . the thousand; — 
pg aa oa fe * naan e 
to feet, the 
W iea Birch, ibs, 15s. R 5 Ae — ee. and Catalogue of sorts may 
0s. 5 
Si, Deo T aa ; Pinaster, 100» 10, and by inclosing one penny stamp to Joun Bert, Nurseryman, 
20s. ; Bea ing es aap for for exposure to the sea, 153,, 258., a 
Ads. ; for soven 4 o 80s.; Hazel, 15s,, 20s, — 
356. ; agian 15s,, Kai and 403. ; Poplar, 20s., 3038. > and e e ee 
* ; * cka, 55. ts. 6d,, and 10s, * HE TRUE 
5L. to 207 per acre 
spa QRNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS. Lon he 
posta ae 
feet, strong, 20s, to 408. § Liou sP rovider 
cover eet, si 2 ste! 8. 
scarlet and kama am voit 
Zen i 
Benet Ri Rhododendrons; 18s. dozen; 
white, with large ha: „ es of 4toé Phu Views * 
N 100; Kalmia latifolia, 2 la, . 4 55 "sie to 8 
8 onderfal ... 
8 
c 
sae 
SEEERE VERE 
F 
rE: 
— 
125. 6d. per 100; 1 to 
3 feet, fine, 75s. per 100 oo Landy Teil | 5 
eet: 2 Tal 8 
The above 1 E (taken from the Gooseberry 
is, | Register,” 1 1850) are the heaviest grown in England Keke 
— 3 — — —.— 
y — th at he can su — 
above 24 strong plants for ae 3! — 12 — ag for 78., oe — 
lud office made payable a 
Auriealas Alpines, ——— Primroses, 
s, Pinks, Pansies, Xe. Catalogu ues on application. 
cE 8 PHEASAN TRY, Bean treet, ing’s- 
ad, Chelsea, by s, t to her 
H. R. g. Prince eee AL 
consisting of black and white swan i 
barnacle, brent, and laughing — 
and 
The prices are ginh 3 3 tities a 
her price ie - orders above grain - widgeon, summer 
d to London. ed and dun atte 
erican purchasers. n pinionst * 
en pe -n gram “their e t ths | Mala Poland i EG ; 
Amer ot ee ie # 
Docks 8 the delay and cea pe Aale de- 22 — 5 = Som Tey ie 2 T at 25 
SSS awe 
38 7 
oe =] 
ae 
28 
Bog 
mnt 
if 
igeea repens, ag og 
s, per 100; Variegated: p Holly, 1 foot, 25s. 
granditlora, 6s. per dozen, 423, per 
oe per ommon Pico 
ai 
Sed —— 
shovellers, .gold-e: 7 
domesticated — 
a 
pm A APPLES AND GRAPES.— W. for 
10 0 
7 
3 REGISTERED FRUIT 
* th, and — 
e al are wth, an warranted true to name. 
ati ig be had 
a 4-year-old Whitethorn, and are parch, 1 to 2 feet, at 
deners, it 
i best sam les 
| PHILLIPS, lie, ‘BISHOPSGATE 
hould be entered into for the pu 
ose 
* Ša supe 4 f the — ultural 
Vieth s = ae e he ld for ards 
en 
irous — 2 are requested to forward 
o the Treas ma Mr. Charles Edm onds, 
swick House, Chiswick, Midd es 
It was also Resolv ed, That the — List be closed on 
— — — h, 1850. 
fice xi ce payable at Turnham Green. 
cae Caan RSERYMAN, SEEDSMA a = 
CONTRACTING PLANTER, Penrith, Cumberland, begs 
— a —— anata 1 ace ‘ane and 
stout . bd, leis, 
The 
planting Avenues, g 0 ame, 
Special offer in large quantities. S aiai paid to any — 
station, Berberry . * plants, te pel 
ml Duicis, 408. per 1000.—J. TREMBLE offers à general 
tock on the most 8 — 
IXO NS NEW (REG ISTERED) VENTILATOR 
—This Ventilator is much neater and more sim 
ed be m any 
to 0 
J AMES 16, e e Without 
Dizon v. Bessel 50 n Wilson said 
a ver clever n, oak * thoug 
ought at Least to — seven years’ prote 
three,” and fined the defendant-601., and 102, costs, for 
an in fringement of the Registered . Oct. ly 1850. 
PW SLATE WORKS. — 
and 8 alting 
58 and Larder 
N Ton 
in —— or direct from Mr. Mae 
ENAMELLED SLATE ot eine -pieces 
‘ablets, * in imita- 
in beauty and 
ray. 
aes PATENT ROUGH “PLATE GLASS, 
AMES PHILLIPS anD aon 116, Bishopsgate-street 
ithout, beg to hand their ist of Prices of the above de- 
soription of SLABS, 5 
8 by and under 10 by eg 55 aaa 
w — 8 » 14- ‘ot * 
14 by 10 ij 1} 3 ‘or sizes 
exceeding 20 inches — a D 
1} foot 25 3 80 or sizes not ex- 
l ‘pas 
6 b. y A . Od, 8 by — 15s, Od. 
7 11221 a e 6 i . 
s, d. 8, d. 8. d. 8. d. 4 
Not above 15 in. long a 001 603 0ft 6/5 36 
bove 15 in. nud go above 8 3 Qi Ge 15 ae p H 
5 1 4 
GLass TILES AND SLATES mate to any * or p astr, 
PROTECTORS, 
sd 
01 
1 1 
Ns. eet 2s. to 6s, each. 
Sg 
| PROPAGATING AND BEE GLASSES, from 2d, each. 
ETERS, for yi Arey juality of Milk 
3 e 0 ? 
Ags al 
s Shades fo 5 
British Plate. Ornam 
article in the Trade. 
the Gardeners’ Chronicle, December 8 
s As for the at stituted for - gh Plate an 
actually in the for — e 
i any serar 
of it which we —— vet s —.— is old 0 . ias 
STR LONDON.” 
7s. Gd. each. 
square feet each, at the followi 
A reduction made on 1000 feet 
‘Sizes, Inches, 
‘ 4 
BERD „ 3 
1 8 6 
15 šai a a 10 a a 
ir Ligon ih, not e 
. e e. 
D = pa 
PLATE, THICK pe n 
PARENT PLATE GLAS 1 for M een 
8 
e LES “AN 5 8 SLATES TS anado to any sie or Date 
Wed 
a o. 
price of this s rticle should cause 
other e gentle 
2 on connected with the . Stee 
f 8 e 
0 a 
aren Pricea, 1 since 
ehali hista 
hitherto red in gla - 
PATENT PLATE GLASS. -The present en —_ 
i ee 
— on 
35, 
applieation to 
London. 
