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A Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News. The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley. 
No. 50—1850.] 
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14. 
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to manu 798 a * —.— ee oe 790 
„„ 791 a | Vegetabl ooo 79L 
«7946 Vittoria’ Park ++ 187 
Hoste ty rig oe = Vine e . eee 789 
ner, rey. ine, culture o na 
Oxford ‘Farmers Club— Wheat lee bord Sev A Z791 
blight 7 5 Net, b light of ..... 2 797 
WATERER’S n NTS, kos o A OF AMERICAN 
t begs to e his 
ie pi "AMERICAN PLANTS, 
nk oe "3 may be h ad 
T “postage to Hosea WATERE 
t= Everybody who has any idea of planting the ensuing 
autumn should possess themselves of this Catalogue. 
RICAN PLANTS. 
OHN WATERER’S CATALOGUE or AMERICAN 
PLAN a moe CONIFERS, &c., is now publis hed, and 
may be had 
every 
every facility in — = 
American Nursery, Bagsho 
a Pee pres a NOBLE’S new de- 
ve A E — see a 
MENTAL PLANTS i is just pu * aye ae het a 
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a, quite new to English ga 
fake this opportunity of add ng that they 
—— er Grounds 
or all kinds of Planting, whe! 
shot Nurseries, Dec, 14. 
ER 83 CATALOGUE OF ‘SEEDS 
x cn EEDSMAN weft Lontsr, 238, High | 8 
speedy a) £ 
nis new CATALOGUE FOR 1851, e wl if he farwhnded, 
tis Bentsen He 
ornamental or economic. gee — 
nglish Name of os each, plant, 8 oe tin, Lin- 
Natural — it belongs; 
our of the 
flowers, necessary information. 
F will comprise several splendid novelties 
8 anD SON, Great Berkhamsted, Herts, 
sd their NEW 5 OF ROSES to m 
g two penny sta who 
fine healthy stock of some thousands of Cedrus Deodar 
2 to 4 feet ; Araucaria, 2 to t; Abies Douglasii. from seed, 
4 to 5 fi th the lea Pinus. endrons, all 
the eties, from w to crimson, growing in loam, i 
5 aleas, general 
collection ar Trees and Shrubs, both fo = the Paice cane 
and Park ; also of Fruits, Catalogues of which may be had by 
inclosing two penny stamps, 
3 Stock oy tear at these Nurseries are kept constantly 
success, and not drawn up, to be sold ata 
prios to deceive ive the public, 
Double Camellias and greenhouse Azaleas 1 foot to 4 feet, 
M has proroa tet cop eee een eee — vent 
wal 
grown. — Myatt’s Lin- 
r doz 5 be ea 
ers are reques 
HELL, Enfield — 
allowance to t 
be made payable to Win 
Post-office, Enfield, Middlesex. 
3 yof cultivation, thus affording pur- | 
‘or sg 4 fou 
and Plans for Im- 
ther | 
ies er of fruits, 
NEW EARLY PEAS, & 
Ban AvD BROWN have a = ny AA Stock of the 
ndermentioned early a vines oe enabled to 
offer at the fo following low price uart.—s. d. 
PEAS, Ta; aylor’s n ew Prolific, — early, AOE ing Tad pro- 
ductive, sent by Barnes x y £ 
Es Champion, hardy and very productive PS 
Danecroft Rival, very early oe 8 
Bishop’s new Long-pod, great bearer eee | 
Early Warwick, Early Frame ood 
Early Emperor, very early and hardy re | 
Fairbeard’s Champion of En 1 
BE Long- and Windsor . 0 
RADISH, early Short top te en E 
ag J new early l 
f the above and all ct 
description of S be 3 n application, 
Seed and Hortic a hog Establishment, Sudbury, Suffolk. 
NEW GARDEN SEEDS 
WILLIAME. RENDLE anp CO., Seep Mercuants, J ta 
Plymouth, are now prepared to execute orders for NEW 
PEAS, including the following excellent 2 * 
PEAS—GROW OF 1 
rd’sChamp.ofEngland. | Warner’s Early | Emperor. 
— First Early. nce Al 
Burbridge’s Eclipse. Essex Champion, 
tly Kent, ly Warwick, 
Fairbeard’s Surprise. Auvergne. 
op’s New long-podded. Isherwood’s Railwa $ 
ur * Price CURRENT AND GARDEN Drawcrony ” is 
w ready, contains a Descripti of all 
the best kinds of — Sarama. 3 — 
Seeps, with 
Operations for every A in the year, per a — 
LMANAC, 
8 present edition will be Wund to b 
GREAT SALE OF NURSERY PLANTS, 
PETER Bi ented NURSERYMAN, nat . | 
tensive Nursery Grounds. ‘a stock 
of transplanted LARCH, SCOTCH, and SPRUCE FT Fit. Bh cr 
and smaller sizes, including S lings, with a great 
variety of all the other kin ores fn Shrubs, c., 
erally grown e Nur m xcellent quality, 
nd at prices much 1 418 
ILEY’S VIOLA AKBOREA, oa PERPETUAL 
TREE VIOLET. Pe oe ARBOREA, or the PERPETUAL 
2 at — * (true).— In answer to numerous uiries for the 
d gre 
Sason IY AD ARD Ter, he begs to state that has this 
year a fine s beautiful DOUBLE VIOLET 
how to dispose of fo X. king beds or potting. Ta T 
e proper time for ma s or po hey are 
fully scented; the blooms are as large as the double blue 
— rice they bloom freely from . ‘til the end of May, 
and are tly hardy, Twelve of thesé plants grown 
scent Flarge greenhouse ; and a vale S feet long by 
3 feet wide, — 2 N suffici: 
the spring. They should be. 
nd a loose soil, as the Violet 
troduced it 
pry? this 8 that seen Le growing in the thickets 
ers e bray — fogs alig e bush, epeen to them, 
— — 6s, on Soom, at te ditto, 3s. ame 
bushy plants, per doz per dosen; or 
— — 
a 
a fine stock of LOW VIOLET, 
or “VIOLA. LUTEA hich hg pena TEE admired at the 
n exhibitions. ki colour itis equal to the Crocus, Strong 
bushy plants 2s. 6d. each; or smaller ditto, Is. 6d. 
KITLEY’S GOLIAH $7 RA WBERRY. 
plants at 3s. per dozen. 
True BATH COS LETTUCE SEED, 1s, per packet. 
Extra fine SWEET WILLIAM SEED, saved 24 distinct 
varieties, ls. per packet, 
talogue sent out by us last year, an 
0 al oF e -4 be had of all Booksell or Sixpence 
Price to 00 ers 
tamped, to go free by post. To be obtained of every news- 
areas who ptr the Chronicle ; through Messrs. | 
Bradbury and Evans, Publishers, Whitefriars, London ; 
WILLIAM E. RENDLE and CO., 
eed Merchants, Plymouth. 
Send six penny stamps, and a copy will be sent by pages 
pur- 
and will —— — | 
ANTIRRHINUM SEED from all the best varieties, 1s. per 
ket 
— CUCUMBER.—Lord Kenyon’s Favourite, 2s, 6d. 
* — or any quantity of the above will be sent, postage 
„ Bees 88 ag 
. Sold by Epwarp prear 
of 5 This amount will be returned if desired to IXON'S NEW (R TORPO) PIRTI ia 
* This Catal ped New and „ she 8 
atalogue is stam as a — any ape or 
Jeu 24 Jolio pages, being the same size as the „ Tee other part of mi a window, Tt 
2 Chronicle and n i ining and if accidentally: can be red by any gl glacier atthe 
ewspaper i can be seen, 
lying to the Load ents, 
ASS anp BROWN'S AUTUN, CATALOGUE l od Go. 118 Bishepegate-strees WAN 
ready. It contains said, * It was 
is no 
Superb ‘Seedling and other — igre P Gladioli. Bariy a and 
Double Tulips ; also Price nts of Choice 
Dutch Hyacinths, 8 Tris, Jor aqui, Crocus, the Lanci- 
lium and other Lilies, with a variety o of other bulbs 
dry roots, The latter part con — eg ‘Liste of 
8 3 — = 
and H 
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separate List of Geraniums and other new and seleet | in 
orig 
three, nd 
an infringement of the Registered design.— 
IMLICO SLATE 
3 cost been Catalogues forwarded, prepaid, for | Linings, c 
Drain Stones and cape, Stepa t and Risers, B: dings, 
Oe. Foreign B Jal bs have arrived in fine condition. Roofing Slates, ri 2 and flap; Waste S for drains, 
Seed and Horticultural Establishment, Sudbury, Suffoik. Sun Dials, Fountains, an: ns of plain Slate Work 
VVT direct from Mr. Macnus’e Works in North Wales. 
NIGHT av PERRY, Exori King’s-| ENAMELLED SLATE Chimney-pieces, Billiard Tables, 
„ Ch do for the distin- | Consol ther Table Tops, Mural Tablets, &c., in imita- 
guished patronage so at conferred upon them, beg to inti- | tion of marble, surpassing the choicest marbles ty and 
mate that their NEW C — wom pepe SEEDS, | durability, at less than h cost of the commones rip- 
q most respect- 
fully solicit a continuance of that support I has been ex- 
tended to their house for the — 5 — 
their “rer Sr mh 
and Herba = Plants, Bu:bous Roots, imported annually by 
emselves Holland, Conif meen ardy C 
| mental Trees — Shrubs in great variety, aa including many 
aua novelties, Grape Vines of all the omg * from 
ruit ned a 
l F —— choice so — both trai trained, and 
—— of very fine — — lists 
specially ap — rO and which they reapectfally solict t per- 
mission to forward. 
Exotic Nursery. King’s-road, Chelsea. — 
e so, TR AND SHRU = 
ON 8 ris aquifolium, Cytis 
Cypress, Holly, Jasmioums Laurels, —— Rosas. — 
ie from 158. to 4 40s. per hundred, Standard Roses, 
4l. to 
* 
alf th 
tions. Price Lists — on eee Mr, MAGNUS, 
39 and 40, Upper Belgrave-place, London 
n CATTLE SHOW. 73 PANS, 
Glass, of every size and of shape, were 
Seinen a 8 8 Nos. 148, 149, 150, Ba B , by Messrs, 
Codis and Co., whose collections were hono: (among other 
Prizes) with the Silver Medal of the Dublin Society in April, as 
also with the. Silver Medal of the Liverpool ma Manchester 
t Warrington September 
Society, at their meeting, held a 
last, 
NOBLEMEN, FARMERS, and the Public generally, are 
tfully invited to notice the NE SS CHURN. 
LORD CAMOY’S MILK SYPHONS for separating Milk from 
Cream, GLAS ETERS fi e quality 
of „New sses invented eane, Glass 
Cream Pots a ans, Glass Milk Trays, 
Slates, and every description of Dairy 
ass, 
Durable rau Putas, Glass for Hothouses and Garden pur. 
poses, may — had (safely packed) for any part of the kingdom, 
ucuba japonica, Arbutus, Cotoneaster, 2 to 3 e ger na or for ex tion, on * at the Stands, — 8 and 
“CEDRUS DEODARA » AND “CUPRESSUS TORULOSA dozen ; 2. Yews, 3 to 4 feet, 256. Standard Rose 150, or at the e Warehouse, een en 
LEG * y — Small Glass for Melon Pits fer ery siz 3. 6a. per 1 
AUL tal Trees, te effect, Greenhouse | feet; Hartley’s and — 8 PATENT Rove PLATE — 
li w pre ena Herbaceous E Plan nts, in Bont amas at low prices. the Manufacturer’s prices, 
their large supplies “Of CEDRUS DEODARA ol pply s the arant d . N = * Glass amental Shades, Fern Shades, Lamp and Gas 
* mony — ound end in pots) me be PROACHIN Glasses, t Glass Pens; = Texturalized, a 7 
€ Marble, and other amental G supplied, as usual, at 
rds, sme d bushy, with good HERMOMETERS FOR ‘REGISTERING THE Leicester-square ; the Colour ar a lead Department, at 5, 
ub 20 bros; EP any thous 3 te plant t — * cra 0 ne ‘common contraction tks rian Coventry-st ere tees 
egantis- struction, 3 x - 
upw ee = A and 3 L. at ge ant Tn. per 12s, > bd 10s., 78. 6d. Night The ring Cold Bre dene PHEASANTRY, — street, „ King’s- 
also with g supplies 105., 78. 6d., 53., to 2s. 6d. Thermometers for “Bathe or y special appointment to her Majesty an 
ia 9 a large Stoc wok of Scarlet | Brewing, 1 12s, 6d., 108., 78. 6d., to 2s, 6d. Hotbed Therm H. R. H. P — 1 NAMENTAL WATER FOWL, 
and other hardy Rhododendrons, Z, 258., 208., 178. a. — consisting of black and white swans, Egyptian, China, 
arded on applicatio Ss “Gain “Gauges, from 10s. Lactometers for showing "5 brent, and laughing geese, shi pintail, 
: ons’ Lists of prices for Fruit, Forest, Ever- os 92 7 = Milk, wi h instructions ya A. 15s., 12s. 6d., n, summer and al, or, 
other and Shrubs requi at the t | 10s., 7s. 6d., 58. — for whl ulphuric Acid, — shovellers, gold-eyed and dun divers, ks, &c., 
planting season, are now ready for distri and s “i Fey , Microscopes, — Drawing domesticated and pinioned; also 8 in China, 
forwarded on applic: 1. i Instrume lay, Poland, Sarrey, and Dorking fowls ; white, ye gre 
e expe ‘om unknown correspondents, 1 — 1 8 Maker to the Board of Admiralty, and common pea-fowl, and ; and at 3, 
Bristol. Hatton-garden, Londo -passage, Gracechurch-street, L 
