June 9, 1860.) 
firm and s traight as in the others, and the deaf-ear 
scrupulously white. 
RANSOMES & 
SIMS, IPSWICH, ~ 
THE GARDENERS C! CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL | GAZETTE. 541 
“ SPANISH. nn 
ENS. = i R ft svete 
are rh = rao coh Eng ges on GEND UE to give their best attention + aera EEA f the most Modern and Improved Agricultural 
indentation, popoe In Ront fal or eat tap ering t eel be sis a R FI ae ae i 
Sete, three tone, sedcriel erect, Love tun | SIN ENGINES Bora Sooo eG AN TIE PATENT OR OTHER BOILERS” 
STEAM THRESHING MACHINES, BOTH POR’ RTABLE AND FIXED, AND SINGLE OR DOUBLE BLAST. 
IN 
ot ski fa 
ll tail. Erect, haughty beaks, and long "blue legs 7 E 
very fu! a. wo HORSE POWER THRESHING MACHINERY, DRESSING MACHINES, CORN MILLS, HORSE GEARS, &e. 
plumage, long ear- lobe, perfectly white, 
rriage. 
ge, RANSOMES anv SIMS have long b lebrated f i 
Jong blu . durability, efficiency, and danori roe roel vat ane ae their aot raat care a eg p ag senna = “cielo jlsy irapa eE 
« Both cocks = hens have in common rich ee in everything which they manufacture. portant principles 
Justre on the plumage. They should also be rathe 
leggy than otherwise. 
sen Works; or to their London Agent, SHEPPARD RANSOME, 31, Essex St. Strand, W.C 
‘No ays better for care in preparing for 
ibition than this pont No Aapa arse bird presents such 
trast as the white fac mb, and black ’ 
ia The white face is indispensablo to success, and oo 0 W A R D S P A T E N $ H A R R 0 W S.—l 8 6 0. 
is perhaps s the most important point in judging ; bu at it 
ust be borne in mind that not any i 
respect, can palliate a drooping com mb in the cock, or a 
upright one inahen. Ma any biegi haye a much better 
mou te 
c d n the 
on one pad will counterbalance a) on are other.” 
apters on ke eeping, feeding, fattening, 
T 
and exhibiting fo fowls, 
tion on the diseases of han 
~ 
Calendar of oP ct 
© eee i 
JUNE. 
Wester Ross: Jun 4.—The month of May has passed awa 
u has ‘eft us in a ponder more a tag and Pees hee pelei 
age ae 7 Beene evan ugh the expen? Nea ad 
E n whole 
treasa mnergeerosen” 
sHrseeveeesieresteseee 
the plants are so diminish tl e season, how good soever it 
be, scarcely bring them to 4 full crop. ve 
come away rapidly, and seldom have we seen them promise J AME S & FRE DERICK HOW ARD, 
better than they now do. arley ig aay equally and pro- 
ly, but these biting east winds e been too much for 
it; and meanwhil while it it we asked and. Si se nay ow- BRITANNIA IRON WORKS, BED see 
ever, 5 
that. continues fall to-day, Potatoes mg above | From their long experience in the manufa acture of HARROWS, havi ad 
ground, an d The aie of Swedes ing made about 20,000 rg pee the utmost 
has been fi oe and. most of then are e sowing of Swedes ae? fide mee in 2-33 ng them before the Public as not only the E T but the hest and most durable Harrows 
brairded. r been so suitable gh _ caning and yet pruon The teeth are now fitted into the frames in so s a manner that it is maketin for them to 
ps, and the work a-days is | work loose. 
e weathe 
ground f ae 
mpishe with grubbers and bc? adapted im 
z 
d; Sene emains to bedone. Turnip sowin 
monts, eon y littler p g A Set of three 4-beam Harrows with Whippletree, recommended as general Seed Harrows,-94 feet 
‘urzel has been 
ed till towards the end of this month, aroo aana fect wide,- 
n grown, Only to a limited extent” aweutn x sii we s. os -< £8 10 3 
a & wen Three 4-beam letree, adapted for three horses, 10 feet wide, marked No. 11 Á. 4 
abe in, principally be aera: experi Sita wad OF If with Patent Joints, as above, 6¢. set extra: 
Delivery to Basingstoke, Bi Cardiff, Colchester, Derby, Gloucester, Hull, Leeds; 
Atente. Swedes, Green-top Yell 7 hd | Gica baw 1, Lond M siaa aa A aai EA 
: sti wedes, reen- 0) ellow, col ae a mdon, anc! Y, orwic. oti ham, Reading, Retfi Salisbury, eorabany: athampton 
Pomeranian Turn ine a ar kinds prin A ie rincipally y grow wn here, Swansea, Wis Worcester, and York; or to Dublin, Edinburgh, G: P ETE pan mag A as yora ‘So 
haga aE so = suitable for early eating, an receipe ae rices and particulars of all J. & F. Hi 
can be whils' Be and 3 laa o . HOWARDS’ on plementa, including description of and Reports 
Fallow Tarnips o eee a epring eat We have from persons working SMITH'S STEAM CULTIVATOR, sent post free on app 
well nigh irons the cig A and destitution rot sprin Z, 0 
stock are gett! = Mego Be to good condition ni and wit th the 
oe TEE ahaa GLASS WAREHOUSE.—ESTABLISHED 1750. 
THOMAS MILLINGTON, : 
87, BISHOPSGATE STREET WITHOUT, LONDON, E.C. 
Reduced Tariff for Horticulture, Pictures, and Dwellings. 
_ ORCHARD-HOUSE SIZES. SMALL SQUARES. 
— san to ve mid a many Others. 
Notices to Correspondents: 
TW. a You will find all about it in Caird’s English 
hiswick, Read zpegbook of 
Dairy 
retain t 
and the diste: y well det me 7 
capital to fall back upon from entering into dairy husbandry. 
KIN 1G, 
Dorxine Fowts ‘All Dorkings, of both sexes, should have 
deep squai ies, broad backs, very full breasts, and white In. by In | n. by In In. by In. Per 100 feet. Per foot. 
legs. The a gini of the y will be easily Judged and Begs 2) | eel See eae Common 14d. 
ascertained, if being ‘viewed as if divested of head, legs, and S056 i E ak 100 feet, = 6d. 18s. 64 44 | 8k oe 64 Ils. 6d. 
tail, it presents a square. 20 <: 14 {Super 238. | A e E a Super. 14d. 
oncaster are as o | 7% . ah ed Th 12s. 6d. 
Sepa: vÈ og Mansfeld. Your seeds from D 
follow: Clover—11,360 we ep eeds in a pint, Hi 
mostly of the small annual kinds, and is becid s i Squares in 100 and 200 Feet Boxes, 
si > itis 
es asi = Lora Serge of “best quality.” Its quoted price Bho en Oras ae 
isl Trefoil—1920 weeds to the pint ; itis a i ly + | tehea by Inches. | Inches by i 
tolera ea e e oiloa 3s. 6d. 3. Italian Rye-grass, | "io S 128 ee Pran hah ii i5 Sorc ine oe Taghes by inches. — | P. “is. ca P. ia 
5s. per bushel. Contains 113,920 weeds per bushel, of which sinela i3 2 13} "ao, TEETE 3ds. 7 1 
pes 520 i those of Ranunculus repens, or Creeping Crow- 10% -- oh 12 1 l4 Ly io 124 wy iy 14 1 2ds. aa E 
O 4 Derbyshire hay seeds,” 15s. a quarter. Thisis| 7} "1g Se a “Comes oe N : oi a | 
unm: nine-tenths being weeds (pcssibly the| 2< — n = ae 
el of different kinds of Needs)” If Eee | EDAS d 463i = ass 1B S | ETTE 4ths. 13s. 6d. 13d, 
2 je gs ge d happen be its n: ing. PY wpe * 1. iA | 47 < jae AB, 20: is, 6 frie +g 2ds. 16s. 2 
a S Rea than valueless. 5. “‘ Red T ies 17 12 ae 22 4. 16 2 . 18 2ds. 198, 8d. 24 
over, Sutton, Re: s. per stone—2830 weeds toa 18 TE 1B walle pee uw... 1 o .. lsts. 3 
ps half of which > Pintan. This is as good a sample of 13... 2 eae e i + 040518 we ee | 
Via imal Wee w a e RET Clover, from do. per eee 22 12 oS ce ze D 
— DT 5 Se a A 
and pure sample. H, it ordshire. ae reece Ifless quantity ia 100 fo is taken, a moderate charge made for package, 
Seg poy ae oes Fat the ca GLASS CUT TO ANY GIVEN “ito ha bls te , and 942. por foot- 
“ is has in a 9, d 21d. per aa OZ. Ar 
probability een added as a desirablo pasture piant. Tho 16 ont Jid, pip md sd. per 100 | sinha Ad, and 44d. per foot. 
rasses with this m may be pronounced as a better mixture zo 5; 
E 5 Oa good mead pini it contains a little Holcus, aera ; 
ut much less than is generally The B t ATENT ROUGH PLATE. 
will be reported upon next week. B.— Sour e HARTLEY'S IMPROVED 
nA er have been sen r Buck m: Not accountable i breakage. 
RRaTUM: In Mr. Mec! graph last en on Rape Ey. OD... os s. 28, 4d, gall. 
its superiority over aee as to the manure derived ‘from GENUINE Rtn rer r oe “es agers ILED XE - 29 FEA 
j ui should have been v; tinge On Pt UTT roe PURPENTINE 3 3 
b ued 
the saving at Tiptree by its agen hgh Bh 2p f oil- 
cake should have been put at. 20s. an of oil 
LACK, GREEN, as A kinds of PAINTS, VARNISHES, "tes ae: 
