5 SONS e can Hos "e proper qu p quantities 
st kinds o of Clovers — Italian : 
Rye- 18s. per xs 2 
many acres, W. 
n this mixture, but if 
price 3 
80 n 
LARGE 
LOW W GLOBE E MANGEL i is saved 
— — "es advantages of 
rs pas 
e — em — — 
Lord Berwick, Cronkhill, Dec. 
d: as last year, Dich [m 
gre good both as to bu ulk of 
—.— Sa freedom from fangs 
m pulled the — were nearly — 
a Globe Turnip, and I had 5 
s v, Bailiff to G. Rawlins, Esq., Bullington House. 
e we Mee one of the finest lots of — = 
untry. We ay not quite enough of your seed 
for some to finish the eri and 
the same day, and with exactly sim 
not so much weight by one-third as on ny te —— 
r acre or 
and other shows throughout 
Messrs. . — s customers 
irm ping 
the Engin bave been by 
thelr " C — 
. both for Mangel and for 
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The price 
of Surron’s La w Globe Man 9d. per Ib., 
or cheaper by the c 
Priced Lists of kinds of Mangel, MN Turnips, 
Grower, West! pe Aether Wilts, of whom any quan- 
tity of na oe: — 2 y agriculturists or others 
o pure 
1 SEED 
. SKIRVING, Queen aen Liverpool, begs 
e 
0 
8 to the Farmers of the United Kingdom JJ ES rho exhibitor or the above (at 
k of the most approved sorts of English, We The followin; — W. good plants at Ts 6d. 
Dutch, and Swedish CLOVER SEEDS, and of the best varie- | article in the pee» - f from De Lindley’s leading 
ties of WURZEL, CARROT, and TURNIP SEEDS, all either of its beauty :—'' Callicarpa ee Cae 20 will give 
gro y himself, or selected = the most reputed growers. | in flower, was beautiful in its winter 3 insignificant when 
A short Varrone mm with reasonable prices Müxel n y be | purple berries, about the size of sw; shot" RE pepsin ier rich 
on applica: vated, and does well in a cold nhouse e ti- 
In addition to s qon) collection of Turnip Seeds, W. S. | planted out, where it will produce thousands of rs ry 
has, this season, to offer three — varieties at = SWEDE, rries resembling glass beads, remainin. right ton! 
which he can strongly = * hole winter.—Bagshot, April 2. g on nearly the 
N 
all of 0 vig of 
EM rvice in such critical T th OR THE FLOWER GARDEN Nha 
jest two. LANTS F 
Tera y may be had at the prices A in neck d the 
The Ist is a new PURPLE SWEDE, with short top, broad lavika are allot 
entire leaf, stands dry weather well, ripens early, very good for | P ne and thoroughly e tablished io sing aid 
early winte dre z er rd te d. 
The 2d, „ GREEN-BRONZE SWEDE, medium-sized | Scarlet Geranium F others, 
top, of 9 wem fit for the table, keeps well. Ditto, EX. were struck last sprin: s 3 0 
The 3d, a PURPLE SWEDE, stronger top, is he largest, Masbense altho be st varieties "s 2 3 2 4 
Dranio aed and sn And keeper of any sort known. 
ese s n be 
7. ed of these sorts had only from the Advertiser. Ageratum i . LIB M 
Pan & per . Ev - .. 96 
Tor pss down Land for Permanent Pasture W. S. begs to cai 1 solarias, sont i S a. 2s. Gd. to8 0 
offer his selection of the most — PERENNIAL GRASS Dahlias, b 353 ra argo * oo wd EBD 
SEEDS. The em selected from personal obse pubs of the | 5 oxi best d Pi tol U 45. to 9 0 
growth and a of the different Grasses grow in his ex- Carnations and Ficoo ees ditto per pair ls. to 1 6 
perimental grou’ On this system he h: ppl , within insa 5 5 „ „ ie 
a few years, uenis for many thousand acres, whine have given | g a meri e" t sor 38. to 4 0 
every satisfaction. ey stating — and N of Heliot Aue aes . U . 4 2 6 
Land id down, will be correctly executed with a ehowropes” * U Á TEA 
able mixt Lobelia speciosa and ramosoides v v. we Ao Pe 
TRA OE Kellyhos Sig npo . oe Y^ 8 
0 9 ne wers m .. .. Tics A] 
HOMAS À AYRES, gs — and GROWER,|Lantanas .. DONNER TD: . 26 
Biggleswade, Beds., —— over? kind of Wurzel, Ci dera ia pe "ad : z ae 26 
Swede, and common Turnip See n the most reasonable Petun fine e av m „ 
— for cash. Senecio gene ai Groundsel) "m kt 
Dealer in Culinary and Flower Seeds, Fruit Trees, yp 2 6 
Shrubs, and Plowsting Plants. Vari os ‘Geraniis, i Flower: of the Day, f ‘fine cut down 
4 9 
GRIFFIN begs to offer the following choice osbh; E Brillian xe 
VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS. —— V 
Woop & N AM, un UA on. 
m’s ALMA LETTUCE, the most useful variety i F 
cultivation, very —.— and Per mind for standing the drought 
of summer, 1s. 6d. per 
TED j|DWARD SANG SONS, N Kirkaldy, N. — 
Gnrrrix's fine RIDG CUCUMBER, very hardy and pro- 
AND SO 
beg offer a quantity of fine twice transplant 
ductive, 1s. per None HOLLIES, 15 to 18 inches high, at 15s. per 100, and 9 K 
ber NONSUCH RED CELERY, 1s. per packe 5 inches at 10s. per 100. These are just recovering from the 
i fore i 
et. 
TH DWARF DARK RED 84 — 3 1s. p. Pekt. 
DELPHINIUM FORMOSUM, dition for removal. E. S. and S. have also a lot of once tran: 
LINUM Seg Ga RUBRUM 1 acket. | planted of the same heights, at 50s. and 40s. per 1000 The last 
LOBELIA ERINUS 5 the best and — ‘effective are finer — than the twice transplanted, but of course 
variety yet UNI. formin; a close compact style of growth ; | inferior roots. Also a few pra Tai very fine twice - 
rep vs Aie true from Ped fine for bedding, IE 6d. 5 . is to 30 inches, at 2 r 100. paid to 
Truffaut's FRENCH AST ER, imported 20 Edinbur; 
HAR 57 CONIF RING PLANT 
imported in 20 varieties, 
mixed, 2s. pa 
New CHRYSANTHEMUM-FLOWERED ASTER, 18. p. pkt. 
Choice CALCEOLARIA, from the finest varieties, 9s. 6d. 
per packet. 
— 5 from the fi 
rA 'and 2, New Bond Street, Bath 
i Ana ó, Na 
~ HENCHM AN, “Bimouton, Tondon, 2 to e 
e the followin; CONIF eedling P pota, 
in th obust 9 
Wellingtonia gigantea, oe “rr in 32-pots, very fine, 10s. 6d. 
nest varieties, 2s. 6d. p. pekt. each; 7 to 8 hes, 48-pots, 30. per doz. ; stout, 2-year 
an 3 
seedli 
Pepe) GOLD MEDA SCOTCH-GROWN SEEDS Pinus Don Pedr ach. 
THE GREA' i wes VOR SS ITION AT PARIS, 1856. TADOS ND STUR GRASS SEED.— Buonapar: ia ipe d Veitchi, 10s. 6d. e 
ACKINTO J The poke experienced by many Gentlemen Mibi Np RU ap „158. per doz 
SH, SEEDSMAN and NURSERY- Farmers when about to lay down Land, is the — gium kee) 22 nt ine ne, 188 perd 
nd to intimate that his PRICED |the proper Seeds, having no reliable practical guide Z Tad cu 15 nd SES oulteri, = N 
| LIST OF AGRICULTURAL SEEDS * ready, and quantity or kind. JAMES TYNAN is enabled offer t ee Goer img 15. Led er 
may be had post free on application. would par- benefit of such a guide. Speke Estate having. become — Con Aum S > s. per do 
tioulari call attention to Scotch- gova Av VVERGREEN | b for its excellent practical Farming and chm cultivation, up 5 Speer! eg Ne pe Le 
G IRABS for pasture, also his TURNIP SEEDS, which for has been for many years under the able management of Mr. | paxodi 3 2 yenes, s "jd E E 
ty cellence of Bad in Eondon of Meer surpassed, R. T. M’s. | M‘Farlane. In a conversation = Advertiser je with that odium sempervirens, 15 inches, E as x A 2 
Lists may — J. B. BROWN | gentleman a few weeks ago he — The great fertility of SEED CORN FROM CH 
ho will pe orders for * 2 L believe, e be RR g 4 greet moar to the ESSRS. RAYNBIRD AND HARVEY EU to offer 
— attention ve pai the selection of the Grass Seeds, and ud Agriculturists requiring change of EED Talaver: 
h. which I think I improve. Were I to state m — d ve 
2 o op ah Wheat an a Barley T havo obtain ed yie ursery and April WHEAT, the best sorts for Spring 
Tasses year it wi eemed fabulous ier, Thanet, Golden Drop, Long-eared Nottingh 
trod Yes us nien eoe ME 8 9 ply Seeds 8 American, Hudson's Golden Melon, ‘Banham’ "s Sprat, an other 
; tested and is no’ 1 1 of th te, offers to send — same to gentle- varieties of BARLEY. 
Bl rem arkably or REC m zt CE E 2 IM statute acres to be sown. ian Potato, Hopetoun, Poland, and Tartarian OATS. 
! Pell neato in| ngth bet wem 8 for L (S d deo Steve Liv Fine 3 * ery 68 Ibs. per bushel. 
| produced from 5 to 10 tons more cám - E ces on application. 
| m EDE TURNIP AL Jan 95 — x Dy È BA LCEOUS PLANT = —| Ad —— A UG Market, Mark Lane, 
1 th ndon, 
YELL do. x mic 180 select and showy varieties oo - 30 0 T ILVE i 
(Cx iem Do. Solo B E ioa DEA qp eee Jou & Co., Nine Elms SEND dal, Riad. 
5 n no descri of c W Ie» VISA — per dozen, 4s., 98., 12s. os vag E d „ad- 
ie the Tur 8o dependent on * chara partis e Seed 2 rn that. of Seas rockwork 7 8 1 20 du — aig south * we E B. Refere à Delivered to an X i — 
p, its 1 | to rences e ursery 
: —.— 22 eo r to end re AUDI MUTO Oe me T ly fo ers eh x e 
Stocks theta a every. ay worthy of 1105 ain 8 and deeper pu "purple than purpurea, per dozen 9 0 HORTIC ULTURAL VALUATIO 
means to — up or 5 the roo ipla — 2 fth N er dozen 3 z air. M: Ce anes bap e X the Tate . 
er ofthe | Delphinium for mosum, jm doz T 0 & Sons, Vauxhall), Meca to inform his Friends 
3 vd the most. perfect satisfaction. All the pee 5 x | Dia usalbonigres , fine dar 24 0 bre * N. — dx undertal sis rM 5 
d are our M AF h, raised fro m largo and gaily developed Bo oot patens, very fine doute — — 25 5d er doz. 9 ol? I" C. SS LS Btook, Horticultural B 
» or Bulbs, and in the hope of givi ng a more vigorous growth to os ragaria variegata, silver-blotched St Ier ia plan ant, oral, Exhi ‘biti . ts as Censor at Horticul- 
+ the the Stock, the strongest clay soil is always selected for handsome for ankes o oF roc s, per doz 12 0 poco cde cem capacity he has had ng and exten- 
siderable portion of the Swede and Yellows. This mode of | Myosotis azoricus, ditto BA TTT c 
par Seed materially in iei umi gun othera grandiflora, "Lis A white, dito E pis odi inns TOBACCO CLOTH. 
more T — e t ory ‘System than the one usually adopted, NE large * — ditto „ Wann QUAL GTH TO ToBAOCO. 
í — — de e ME M or plants, Which. in — dis ANS H varieties, beat selection =: E o E BAK KEN mig nme ga Sgine 3 
8 subjected to the process of thinni , ne varie i upwi the above, can recom- 
: garantes ur Sods fpe fom any o inning, Moreover, Potent 1 g of Crimsons, the a sown ot á 6 0 | menditas! tho bost article for destroying the Fly. 1 14 Se 
s tised enc pm proñts ts GE chew i: wers ine 08s, rs payabl 
—— — "Pin is certai ppl ay Pies ud darie velvet; per doen... o ENUINE TOBACCO PAPER.-— Parti 
ASS.—F; „Tic Ar m on. n " 
PERENNIA i » 9 0 tihg can be supplied with the best Genuine 
| mb do. E Pacey 2 Sic 321bs. per bushel » — poteet beste xcov, ‘deeply "e IDA 4l. per ewt. ; any 3 $6 ie 10d. per Ib.— 
iy fine selections, per dozen, 6s. au oe . 9 0 ae EE — br 5 
" SM GRASSES. —All the test varieties Sed KJ — e e 2 18 T AP PLEBY 0 F — ph, Meet wc 
e Stocks Senna EN r ore 
| eww: the country crew he and Song II el lect | Stipa pinnata (Feather Grass), per i dozen ` 0 eS (hi E den mee A Š 
; "d y of using such in pref — 5 - ean and heavy Trifolium p. pentaphyllum, dark variegated foliage, Mind: and the public that hei — ae Tofiering th e above at a very con- 
Su from Cheap, is at once apparen Gar im ortod Iten is Vias ta xajorifolia — 1 eame Th. A libe hers — ere Ped to tbe rade: 
| While the nie s th has genis ad given satisfaction Terna. — mist, silver-margined foliage For’ tim nial . — its q d 
is the direc i d 
e ee dnm | Spina, fis vB mi al Ed E 
* 1 used in 
fase : 9f both are unusually clean —— en Me the T ENS 50 fine and very superb continental and other 285 B to H 
N ripened, and in — o to have them true to » 25 eties, newest selection 25 0 Se SES SEIN: , 
ALSIKE CLOVE e ples. t cloctions, r do 6s., a T CO) [PO 
m sites R, and other varieties. Helianthemu: Pp man, Rack 9s, and. v dg id to make 
AD-LEAVED SCOTCH TARES. m Cor he me 3 4 ‘beautiful eight years public trial, and 
ti E RUN | itai Dr. Linc 
| sa PRIGED prices d — dé oe e “CONIFER. Nx imitations. | 
W. Dira d 
mn coe Seedsmen, Stirling, N.B.; also at | 25 Me 
t favouribly plaoed k * E^ cata ALOGUES supplied free oi n application. 
being direct and in point of railway Goods d upwards) CARRIAGE FREE to all the Railway 
ations i constant traffic to all | Stations in Lenton, and all Si orwi 
onsin Engla nd : and Scotland, and sat by E md al uvm e the Norwich line, vid 
je ; 
n Ireland, 
ee ey, delive - 
Tares, we for ry of gi all of which 
2 1 
Orders payable E Mov, ur 
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