1851.1 



THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 



7H \\ COCK'S INFLATED INDIA-RUBBER 



1 ' AI&-PKOOF BED-CIIAl^. 



This novel and useful article 



Cushio 



Chair 



clisW Bea 

 ^ friatiaf 



which i 



Ca5t» i:I] 

 f operate 



frr infl * tion 5 

 ^ means 



HOUSE FURNISHING AND 

 . DECORATIVE ESTABLISHMENT. 



INTERI( l\ 



-. ., , *5l, oxfoed- AD1: , 



Street, London.— Cabinet Furniture of ere 17 description at A 

 marked prices— Brussels Carpet. 2*. 6d. per jar -Damask 

 Curtains, lOd. per yard and upward Ditto, i n HIk and 

 Worsted (French fabric), nearly two yards wide, a .«. par 

 yard.— The host Floor Cloths that can be made, cut to any 

 dimensions, 2s. to. per yard. The largest Manufactory in 

 London for Paper Hangings, English and French Decorations, 

 adapted either to the Cottage or the Mansion, fitted up, showing 

 the side of a room finished for occupation. 



THE 





pRIGI DOMO, 



T v e filled at pleasure to any degree of tightness, and set 

 2 or angle. Invalids will find this article admirably adapted 

 &L JLat ease and comfort, either on a bed or sofa. 

 ffTLOASISED IN'THA RUBBER HOSB PIPES 



Tt'LCANISBLI iNUin. nuDDijiv iivjoej rirno for 



Irtweries, Fire-Engines, Watering Gardens, and Flexible Gas 

 TdMng of* various kinds. 



PoTttble India-Rubber Shower and Sponging Baths, Water - 

 oroef Fishing Boots, Air Cushions and Beds, made any size 



\\\ orders addressed to James Ltne TTancock, India-Rubber 

 manufactory, Gos well-road, London, will meet wi:h immediate 



GALVANISED WIRE GAME NETTING. 



IT 



Id. per yard, 2 feet wide. 



« 



r 





99 



• 11 



• •. 



Galvan- 

 ised. 



7d*. per yd. 



9 

 12 



3 

 10 

 14 



SI 



M 



»» 



Japanned 



Iron. 

 5<J. per yd. 



H „ 

 9 



8 

 11 



99 

 99 

 9t 



2-inch mesh, light, 24 inches wide 

 3-inch ,, strong ,, 



2-inch „ extra strong ,, 



li-inch H light 



It-inch „ strong 



lj-inch ,, extra strong WB 



All the above can be made any width at proportionate prices. 

 If the upper half is a coarse mesh, it will reduce the prices 

 one-fourth. Galvanised sparrow-proof netting for L'heasantries, 

 Id. per square foot. Patterns forwarded post free. 



Manufactured by BARNARD and BISHOP, Market-place, 

 Norwich, and delivered free of expense in London, Peter- 

 borough, Hull, or NWcastle. 



AKER'S PHEASANTRY, Beaufort-street, King's- 



road, Chelsea, by special appointment to her Majesty and 

 H.R. H. Prince Albert.— ORNAMENTAL WATER FOWL, 

 consisting of black and white swans, Egyptian, Canada, China, 

 bam«*3le, brent, and laughing geese, shieldrakes, pintail, 

 :eon, summer and winter teal, gadwall, Labrador, 

 shovellers, gold-eyed and dun divers, Carolina ducks. <fcc, 

 domesticated and pinioned ; also Spanish, Cochin China, 

 Malay, Poland, Surrey, and Dorking fowls ; white, Japan, pied 

 and common pea-fowl, and pure China pigs ; and at 3, Half- 

 m oon-oaa»tfge. Qraoechur ch-st reet. London. 



THE TEETH AND BREATH.— A good set of 

 Teeth ever insures favourable impressions, while their 

 preservation is of the utmost importance to every individual, 

 both as regards the general health, by the proper mastication of 

 food, and the consequent poseession of pure and sweet breath. 

 Among the various preparations < ffered for the purpose, 

 BORLAND'S ODONTO, or Peakl Dentifrice, stands unri- 

 valled in its capability of embellishing, purifying, and preserv- 

 ing the Teeth to the latest period of life. It will be found to 

 indicate all tartar and concretions, and impart a pearl-like 

 whiteness to the enamelled surface, remove spots of incipient 

 decay, render the gums firm and red, and thus fix the Teeth 

 firmly in their sockets ; and from its aromatic influence impart 

 •weetness and purity to the breath. Price 2s. 9d. per box. 

 Beware of spurious imitations. The genuine article has the 

 words, " A. Rowland and Sons, 20, Matron Garden," engraved 

 on the Government stamps affixed on each. — Sold by them, and 



by Ghenvsts and Pprfumers. . 



DOMESTIC SANITARY MEASURES.— Places in 

 Gardens rendered as comfortable as th*» best constructed 

 water-closets, by the PATENT HERMETICALLY-SEALED 

 PAN, with its self-acting valve, entirely preventing the return 

 <tf cold air or effluvia* Any carpenter can fix it in two hours. 

 Price U. Sola onlv at FlFB and Co's Scientific Repository, 26, 

 Tavifirock-street, Covent Garden, London, sole depot for the 

 Patent Hermetically-Sealed Inodr>rou« Chamber Commodes, 

 U.4a , 21. 6«., and M.; also improved Portable Water Closets, 

 with pump, cistern, and self-acting valve. Orders by post 

 attended to. 



BERDO E'S superior OVERCOATS, combine with 

 every other quality essential to a really respectable 

 trtitle, the established reputation of being thoroughly imper- 

 vious to rain, and are supplied at charges the lowest possible 

 for first- cias« garments. A very large stock fo- selection, also 

 of riding and driving capes, shooting jackets, and of the water- 

 proof pallium, the well-known light overcoat for all seasons, 

 long regarded as one of the most gentlemanly, economical, and 

 ▼aluabie garments ever invented. Price 4 5s. and 50a. An 

 assortment of Boys' overcoats, at from 255. to 355., also kept. 



$0 slop or inferior goods kept. 



_ 96, N ew Bond str e et, and 69 Cornhill (only). 



ORD'S EUREKA SHIRTS.— "The Great 



Exhibition has produced a multitude of novelties which 

 fcave alternately delighted and astonished the world. How 

 a *ny of these will survive for any practical purpose is a 

 guestiim. It is another question if any one of them will bring 

 °alf ^e practical comfort of a good shirt. Mr. Fobd, of the 

 ?trand, has an invention of this kind, which is a material 

 improvement upon the old plans, and for positive enjoyment is 

 Worth mne'eeu-twentieths of the marvels of the hu^e building 

 tojbde-park."— Atia*. 



JORi/.s KURBKA SHIRTS are not sold by any Hosiers or 

 *J[]»**r», and can, therefore, be obtained only at 185, Strand, 

 jjney are made in two qualities, the first of which is 40s. the 

 **1F dozen, and the second quality 30s. the halt dozen. List of 

 *^as, containing an illustration, with directions for self- 



^•asfcnment, sent per post free.— Richard Fobd, 185, Strand. 



pl pertect protector against fros 



a noi-couductor< heat or cold, and cheaper in price than 

 baize matting. A canvas m*de of prepared hair and wool, 

 adapted to mtny horticultural and Agricultural purposes, for 

 covering up, where a fixed temperature is required. It is 

 I yards wide, and of any required length at Is. 4 J. per yard 

 run. — *-! i'ufaetured only by B. T. Axchee, Carpet Manufac- 

 turer, 451, Oif»rd-stree% London. 



/OOf-OGIGAL GARDENS* REGENTS PARK. 



*-J The DRaK UTAN, presented by the Governor of Sm«a- 

 pore, is exhibited daily, t aether with the ELEPHANT CALl 

 and the HIPPOPOTAMUS presented by fit. II. the Yicerov o: 

 Kgvnt. Admission. Is. On MQVPAY v" «' f. 



250 STOVES, and 325 FEXDERS, all differing 



in pattern, forming the largest assortment aver collected 

 together, are always on Sale at the >how Rooms o! W11 

 liam B. Bcrton. Thi-y are marked in plain figures, and 

 at prices proportion s with those that have tended to make 

 his e^tabiisMnen* the most distingu'shed in this country. 

 Bright Stov< with bronzed onu-uent* and two set . bars, 

 21. 14s. to 51. 10s. ; ditto, with ormolu ornamen's and two sets 

 of bars, 61. 10s. to 121. l'2s. Bronz-d Fenders, comp e. with 

 standards, from 7s. to SI. ; Steel Fender*, from 'J I !.%#. t<« 61 

 ditto, with rich ormolu ornaments, from 21. 15s. to 11. 7*. Fira» 

 irons, ^rom Is. 9d. tne set to 41. 4s. Sylveiter and aU other 

 patent Stoves with radiating hearth plates ; and Kitchen 

 Ranges. 



William S. Burton is enabled to sell at theRe very reduced 

 charges from three simple causes, which he is. most anxious 

 the public should understand and appreciate. 



First. From the frequency and extent of his purchases. 



Second. From those purchases being made exclusively for 

 cash. 



And last, not least, from the non-allowance of the usual dis- 

 count ot 10 or 15 per cent, to Architects, builders, «fce , on the 

 amount of good* sold through their recommendation, by which 

 arrangement ihe price ot such goo U U of eoursa enhanced to, 

 at the very least, the extent of the discount. 



William S. Botiton n«- jus r - completed some extensive 



alterations in his premises, by which he has TKN LA ROE 

 SHOW ROOMS (all communicating), exclusive of the shop, 

 dev -d solely to the Show of GENERAL FURNI-HIN'4 

 IRONMONGERY, including cutlery, nickel silver, piared and 

 japanned wares, so arrao^ed and classiried that purchasers 

 may easily and at once matte their selections. 



Catalogue with engravings sent (per post) free. The money 

 returned for every article not approved of. 



89, OXFORD-STRE BT (comer of Newman-street), Not. 1 and 

 2, NEWMAN-STREKT, and 4 and 5, I'EURY'S-PLACE. 



Establihed A.D. 1820. 



ALWAYS ON 8ALE AT THE OFF1C 



PAPER. 



OF THIS 



ice «<*.. or la for J5 co{*«« for distrtbuHna amonftt Cottair e 

 Tetiantrv dfovered anvwhere in Lankan, on a Pott-oOct 

 order being sent to Uie Publisher, Jaire« W*TTl!tws. at the 

 Office of the €ktrdenfrt y Ch**midt. A siafle eoov seat fret 

 by post on receipt of eeven postage stamps 



•T*HE COTTAGEIIS* 



CALENDAU OF GARDEN 



OPERATIONS. 



By Six Joseph Paxtom. 



Reprinted from the GiEDEaEEi' Cheom 

 ire already been sold. 



CONTEXTS. 

 I Oiliat 



oseberrief 

 raftt 



above 66,0*1 



I 





- 



THE ONLY PERFECT STOVE ! — All who study 

 Health, Comfort, and F.conomy, should throw Bt^de their 

 old Stoves, and replace them with the PATENT PORTABLE 

 VENTILATT r SUSPENSION STOVE, which consumes 

 only Three Farthings worth of fad per day. and is universally 

 admired for the delightful temperature it promice», at.d for 

 the extraordinarv manner in which it purines the »ir. It n 

 St ongly RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY, and is 

 aduted for Bed-room*, Churcn«?a, ChapeJif, Sen ola, 11*11* 

 Li oraries, Greenhouses, Shops, Warehou -..fee. Pro«pe i^es 

 to be h--td free by post. In operation daily at Deaite, DbaY, 

 and Co's, London-bridge. 



1, ' — ~ -^ — ^ ' - - - • n -n — "*■ — 



A LLSOPP'S EAST INDIA PALE a*D OTHER 



11 BURTON ALES— The public is n -pectttilly informed 

 the A LES of this season's Brewings are now reidy for deliver> 

 and may be obtained Genuine In Ca*k* o' 18 Gallons and 

 upwards, either singly or in any quantity, at their re toe tive 

 Stores, as under, where also a list of the Bottlers m-o be had : — 

 The Brewery, Burton-on-Trent; 61, King William street, 

 City, London; Cook-street, Liverpool ; High-Street, Birming- 

 ham; The Exchange, Manchester; Royal Brewery, Dudley, 

 ! and 33. Virginia-street, Glasgow. 



A fries n Lilies 



Agapanthus 



Anemones 



Annuals 



Apple* 



Apricot 



Auricula! 



Beaas 



Beet 



Biennial! 

 Black Fly 



Books for Cottafers 

 Borage 

 Borecole 

 Box edgings 



Br* i 



Brussels sprouts 



Budding 



Bulbs 



ibbage 

 Cactus 



ol arias 

 l i for ni an Annuals 

 Campanulas 

 Carnations 



Carrot! 



a uli flowers 



Celery 



herries 

 China Asters 



China Roses 



1 hrvoanthemumf, 



Chin 



Chives 

 Clarki 

 I em at is 



Collinsias 



ColiMvort 

 Cres! 



C re e pe rs 



Crocus 



Cr«»wu Imperials 



Cucumbers 

 Cuitlnat ot, of flow- 

 era in Wlaiows 



Cnrraii!! 

 1 >alil!*« Daises 

 Dog's To. th Violet! 

 Exhibitions. pre- 

 paring article! lor 

 Fernp, as protection 

 Fruit 

 Fuchsias 

 Getitianella 





Heartsease 



U t>* 



nerhaosou! Pcra» 

 maU 



Heliotrope 

 Hollyhock! 

 Hon suckle 

 Horse-radish 

 Hyacinths 



Hydrangea! 

 Hyssop 



Indian Cress 

 Iris 



Kidney Beans 



Lavender 



Layet g 

 Leeks 



Leptosiphons 



rtt r 



Lobelias 

 London Pride 



l.\< lmls. Double 

 Mangold 

 Marjm a 

 Manures 

 Marvel <»f Peru 



!»*rmbryanthe- 

 mumi 



' ignonetto 



Mi 



Mustard 

 ■ arcis.su! 



emophilas 

 (J .th« ra blfrons 

 Onions 



Pssaniet 

 Parsnip 

 Parsley 



Peaches 



Pea.haatal 

 Pears 



Peas 



Pelargonium! 



Perenni-ils 



Persian Iris 



l\ tuniae 

 nlox 



Pigs 



Pinks 



Planting 



by cut- 



Plums 



Polyanthus 



P t a roes 



Pruning 



Privet 



I'ropagate 



tings 



?>-r.4cafitha 



vadi*hf*s 



Rantsacolus 

 lUspt es 

 Rhnbsrb 

 Rockets 



\*wm 



l.u#« 



ftustlo v*!as 

 ft a c« 



*ssivis! 

 ftav*i*s 



ftsttfrsfrS 



rli*t Runner 

 Banns 

 s 

 Sea IMsy or Thrlf 



akale 



m Flower! 



Select Vefptables 



and Fruit 

 Saallf anb Slugs 



^u tw drops 

 ftplnurh 

 •ruee Fir 



Spur pruning 

 kl 



^trawberrlas 

 uwKnar Snvory 



Sweat V\ 4rn 

 Thorn Hedfea 



ne 

 Tlgridia Parouia 



Transnlanting 

 Tree Hrtmg 



Tulips 

 TonHps 



Vegetable Cookery 

 Venus'! Looklog- 



Glass 

 Verbenas 

 fines 



Y.rginianHtocks 



Waiiriowtt! 



Willows 



Zmni 





CROSBY HALL VAULTS, No. 35, BISHOPS- 

 GATE.STBEEr-WITHIN.— CUKKALL and SON beg 

 to invite public nottre to their STOCK of OLD BOTTLED 

 WINES. They being desirous to secure rhat patronajre which 

 wines of the first quality, at fair and remunerating profits, will 



maintain, respectfully submit the annexed list of cash Prices :— 



Perdoz. Per doz. 



Port, old bottled . . 36*. and 4 Is. White Port in pints, bottle! 

 Ditto, six years in bottle . . 48i. and package inclusive . . 30s. 



Price 8#. &f. post tree.) 



THE TREE ROSE.— Pmcttasl iNtrtr *• for its 

 "ormation and Culture. ITli ated by 2% Woodcuts* 

 Reprinted from the GAantaxas' Cnaomcte, with additions. 



CONTEXTS. 

 Annual pruning - Planting out^ ar- 



time, principle of rangement ol 



execution, io* trees, A 



Binding up Pushi eye, spring 



Budding knife treatment of dwarf 



Budding, time of shoots from 



year, day, time of Raves, differentsort* 



day, state of the on the same stock 



; Rosas, short list of 



Sherries, pale and brown. . 36s. 

 Ditto <Utto . . 42s . to 48s. 



Marsala 24s. 



Champagne (I dox. cases) 54s. 

 Pale BaaNDY, 60s. per doz. ; 

 Is. per d< z. 



Sherry (excellent dinner 



wine) 28#. 



Port, superior draught 



28s. to 33s. 

 bottles, 2s. per doz. ; hampers, 



MOVEABLE COVERED SHEEP-FOLD, made 

 in pieces 6 ft. by 4 ft., forming a fold any required 

 length, 8 ft. wide. A firm article, put together with strap 

 bolts and nuts, and covered with tarpauiing roof. Easily 

 erected or removed. Price of a fold, 24 f:. by 8 ft., 61. ; or. 5s. 

 per foot run. 



SUBSTANTIAL POULTRY HOUSE, to fix against 



a wall, 9 ft. by 4 ft. 6 ins , with wire panels In front and sides, 

 and tarpauliog roof. Price 21. each. Any ordinary labourer 

 can erect them in two hours. 



WIRE SHEEP PEN ON WHEELS, 6 ft* square, 



to feed off a lawn by a sheep. Price 21. 



WIRE RABBIT CAGE AND BREEDING BOX 



ON WHEELS, to have rabbits on a lawn. Price SL 14s. each. 

 One of each kind kept erected for inspection, and drawing! 



senr on amplication. 

 Robeet Richardson, 21, Tonbridge-pl ace, corner of Judo- 



street, New. road, London. 



plant, care of buds 

 Budding upon body j 

 Bud, insertion of, 



into stock » 



Bud, preparation of, 



for use 

 Buds, dormant and 



pushing 

 Buds, failing 

 Buds, securing a 



supply of 

 aterpii lars, slugs, 



and snails, to 



destroy 

 Causes of success 



Dormant buds, 



theory of repl ant- 



Guards against 

 Labelling (wind 

 Loosing ligatures 



If arch pruning 

 Mixture for healing 



wounds 

 Pruning for trans- 

 plantation 



for 



budding with a 

 pushing ey« 

 Bap-bud, treatment 



of 

 Shape of trees 

 Shoots and buds, 



choice of 

 Shoots for budding 



upon, and thetr 



arrangement 

 Shoots, keeping 



even, and remov. 



ing thorns 

 Shortening wild 



shoots 



Stocks, planting out 



for bud ding upon; 



the means of pro- 

 curing ; colour, 

 age, height; sorts 

 for dif ent spe- 

 cies of Rose ; tak- 



, ing up, trimming 



roots, sending a 



dl Stan ce , sh orten- 



Ing hea 



saw proper for 



the purpose 



GRAF UNO. 



Aphides, to keep 

 down 



Free-growers, re- 

 marks on 



6raft, binding up 

 and finishing 



Grafting, advantage 

 of 



Grafting, disadvan- 

 tage of 



Oseration in differ- 

 ent months 



Preliminary obser- 

 vations 



Roses, catalogue 

 and brief descrip- 

 tion of a few sorts 



Scion, preparation 

 and insertion of 



Scion, choice and 

 arrangement of 



■tock, reparation 



of 

 APPENDIX. 



A selection of vari- 

 eties 



Comparison be- 

 tween budding 

 and grafting 



Just published, considerably enlarged, price 5s, to. t the 



Third Edition of , 



URAL CHEMISTRY. 



By Edwaed Sollt, F.R.*., P.L.3., F.O.S., 

 morary Member of the Royal Agricultural - ciety of 

 land, Professor of Chemistry to the H .rtkuiturai Society 

 »ondon, Lecturer on Chemistry in the Hon. JE. I. Co. s 

 tary Seminary at Addfseom 



GARDEN FRAMES, 

 — transparen r 



GREENHOUSES, PITS, &c. 



SHKlSTlMi, a substitute for 

 Garden Mars, admitting li>jht to plants, and keeping out frost, 

 Is. per yard, runs nearly two yards wide ; thick c-:.iiva* ditto, 

 Is per square y 1 ; Urge waterproof capes, to pro t a man 

 from wet while stooping down, 3s. ; cart and wnggon covers, 

 2s. per square yard ; made-up horses' Lin cloths, driving 

 aorons, Ac— R. Ricbardsow, 21, Tonbridge-place, New-road. 

 N.B. 3000 London IVdic* Waterproof C*p«s, trenh dressed, \Ss. 

 and 24s. per dozen, for gardeners and farm labourers. A small 

 Fire-engine for sale, price lu(., with a quantity of hose, Ac*, 

 complete for use. 





Secohd Edition-, Revised and Enlasosd, 



Price 5#. to. , Cloth , awm-rtiw 



ORNAMENTAL AND DOMESTIC POULTRY; 

 their History and Management. By the Rev. Epmtjwd 

 Saul Dixon. M.A., Rector of Intwood wlto Keswick. 



«« This book is the best and most modem authority tijiteifl 

 be consulted on the general management of loultry. — tflw- 



ling Observer. ^_ _ 



Just Published, pries Is. to, free by post Is. Ito, 



ABELS FOR THE HERBARIUM, 



CONSISTING Of TUS **«• ° ? _ a ™* ^ - 



Jlasses, Alliances, Orders, and Sub-Orders 



Of 



PROFESSOR LINDLBt'S « VBGBTABLK EI5GD01I. W 

 1 printed, in large type, that they can be cut out and pasted 



into TffK HsaBASt 

 Publisbed by J. MsTtHkws, 5, Upper Wellington-itreet, 



r!n«r«nt_?arden. London, 





