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[supplement] 



THE GARDENERS' MAGAZINE, 



Mat 18, 1912. 



Railway, and about five minutes' walk, and 



book as before. 



Those reaching London by the Great 

 Central Railway should, where practicable, 

 travel to Baker Street instead of to the 

 main-line station at Marylebone, as the 

 former is in direct connection with the 

 Baker Street Station of the Metropolitan 

 Railway, whereas Marylebone Station is 

 six or seven minutes' walk therefrom. As 

 before, tickets must be taken to Sloane 

 Square. 



Passengers via the Great Western Rail- 

 way should, on reaching Paddington, pro- 

 ceed to Praed Street Station on the Metro- 

 politan Railway, which is in direct connec- 

 tion, and book to Sloane Square. 



Visitors to the exhibition from the 

 southern parts of England via the London 

 und Brighton, South Eastern, or London, 

 Chatham and Dover Railways, should in 

 each case book to the Victoria termmus, 

 which is only a short distance from the 

 exhibition. On reaching Victoria they can 

 travel to the exhibition by motor-bus (Ser- 

 vice No. 11), which will be found at the 

 western entrance to the station yard, or 

 they can procef^l through the subway to 

 the Victoria Station of the Metropolitan 

 District Railwav and journey to Sloane 



MEMBERS OF JURY. 



SPECIAL JURY. 



Balfour, Bayky. Prof., F.R.S., V.M.H., Royal Botanic 



Gaird-ene, Edinburgh. 

 Benary Fritz. Herr, Krfiirt, Prussia. 

 Bowleg E. A., r^q., M.A., F.L.S., Myddleton House, 



WMtJiam Croise. 

 Callier, A.. :\Ions., President de la Societe Roya-l 



d'Horticulture a Gar.d. Belgrium. 

 Crisp, Frank, Sir J. P., F.L.8., Friar Park, Henloy- 



on -Thames. 



Fowler. J. Gurney, Esq., Glebelands. South Woo<lford. 

 Kre-lage, Ernst H., Herr, Bloemhof, Haarlem, Holland, 

 Lawrence, Trevor Sir, Bart., K.C.V.O., V.M.H., 57, 



Prince's Gate, S.W. 

 Moore, F. W., Sir, V.M.H., Royal Botanic Gardens. 



Glasnevin, Dublin, 

 Pearson. Alfred, Ewi., .T.P.. The Hut, Lowdham, 



Notts. 



Prain. Col., F.R.S., V.M.H., Royal Botanic Gardens, 

 Kew. 



Vilmorin, Maurico L. de, Moms., 13, Quai d'Or&ay, 

 Paris. 



Wilks, W., The Rev., Shirley Vicarage. Croydon. 



COMPETITIVE CLASSES. 



Allan, A. R., Mr,, Hillingdon Court Gardene. Ux- 



bri<lirt'. 



Allan W.. .Mr. Cunton Park Gardens, Norwich. 

 Alexander, H. G., Mr.. WestonbLrt Gardens. Tethury. 

 Arnold T. Mr., Cirenceister House Gardens. Ciren- 

 C'Cster. 



Ashton B.. Mr. Lathom House Gardens, Ormskirk. 

 Ashworth/E.. Mr., Ha.refield Hall. Wilnnslow. 

 Atkinson, William, Mr., Royal >iur^=eries, Handsworth. 

 Sheffield. 



Bain AV. Mr., Burford Gardens, Dorking. 

 Baker, AV. G.. Mr. Botanic Gardens, Oxford. 



TEXTS OF THE 1866 INTEHNATIOXAL EXHIBITION. 



As seen from Cromwell Eoad, South Kensington. Reproduced from the ( 



Magazine. 1866. 



Square. The motor-bus is preterable, as it 

 puts its passengers down almost close to the 

 entrance sates to the 



chibition grounds. 

 On reaching Waterloo, the best course is 

 to book from there l»y the Bakerloo Railway 

 to Sloane Square, and change at Charing 

 Cross (Embankment) Station for that sta- 

 tion. Those visitors who travel by the Soutli 

 Eastern and London, Chatham, and Dover 

 Railways to Cannon Street will proceed from 

 the station of the same name on the Metro- 

 politan District Railway and book for 



Sloane Square. 



Visitors reaching London via the Tilbury 

 and Southend Railway should, on reach- 

 ing the Fenchurch Street terminus, pro- 

 ceed to Mark Lane Station of the Metro- 

 politan District Railway, and, as before, 

 book to Sloane Square. 



Visitors travelling to the Liverpool Street 

 Station of the Great Eastern Railway 

 should, on arrival, proceed to Liverpool 

 Street Station of the Metropolitan Rail- 

 way, which is reached by a subway, and 

 thence travel to Sloane Square. 



Excepting at Mark Lane and Cannon 

 Street passengers must be careful to travel 

 by an' Inner Circle train, but at the two 

 stations mentioned they may take any 

 train. 



Barbie r 

 Ba rker. 



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 li.i r. V 



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Ba-llego, J. G.. Herr, Leid-en. Holland. 



Ba-lttt, L. v.. ^Mon.^i-cur, Faubourg- Cronoels, Troyes 



(Aube), Fra.iir,'. 



Ba.rbej\ \V.. Mi)i\sit^ur, Vall-eyres, Vaud. Switzerland. 



A.. ;M(ni.--iiiir. Boutf d'Olivc-t, Orleans. France. 

 S., .\lr.. Clumber Gardtmis, Worlcmp. 



N. F. Mr.. F.aton Gardens, Cluv,te-r. 

 \\'.. Mr.. Tht' Nur.^^rii's, Taplow. 



W.. Mv.. t'rtic-s Dfip^ Twickenliani. 

 Iran, \V. .1.^ Mr., UojMil G^irdenvS, Kcw. 

 lUv.kett. C., Mr., Chilton Ga-rdi-ns, Hung-erford. 

 Bfdford, F., Mr.. Straffan Ga-rdens, Co. Kildare. 

 BeUn, A., Monsieur, 22, Route de Sannois. Argon- 



t-e-uil, pres Parie, 

 Bena-ry, Fritz, H^rr, Erfurt, Germany. 

 Bennett-Poe, J. T., Mr., 29. A^hl^y PLac^, S.W. 

 Beyrodt, O., Herr, Marienfelde. Berlin. 

 Bilney, W. A., -Air., Konn-eby, Weybridge. 

 Boltoni. William. Mr., VVildenspoal, Warrington. 

 Boscawen, J., Hon., Tregye, Perranwell, OornwaH. 

 Bowerman, J]. Mr., Southcote ^lanor Gdnei.; Beading. 

 Breadmore, C'. W., Mr., Hig-h Street, Winchester. 

 Briailies, Count Gaston Chandon de, Eperriay 



{Marney, France. 

 Brothenston, H., Mr.. Kuebwarth, 

 Brown, J., Mr., Houston. N.B. 

 Brown, J., Mr.. Longfield. Heaton Mersey. 

 Bruant, M. G., Monsie-ur, Bould, St. Cyprion, 



Poitier;^ (Vie-nne), France, 

 Bruin, B. de. M. Koster and Sons, The Nurserie-e, 



Bo&koo'p, Holland. 

 Buohner, M., Herr, Therccienetrasse, ilunich, Bava.ria. 

 Budde, J. K., Herr, Curator. Botanie Gardens, 



tTtreoht, HoHand. . 



Mr., Copped Hall Gardems, Kppmg. 



Mr.' Boyal Nurserit^s, Maid-stone. 



Mr' St. Margaret's, Guern&**y. 



Monsiour. Ghent. Belgium. 



r., Olived'on Gardens, Ta-plow. 



\Ir! f^l-"! Brfwft Ojirdens. Colohei^er. 



Bullook, A., 

 Bunyard, G. 

 Burnett, H., 

 Callier, A., 

 Camm, W., 

 Oant, B. E., 



C^ant^ F., Mr.. Braiswick Nursery, Colcheet'er. 



Carriat, B., Monisieur. Hortieulteur. Route de St. 



Jean, Antibes (Alpe^ Maritimeis). France. 

 Oayeux, F., Monsieur, 8, Quai de la, Megi&aerie, Parifi. 

 Oeuterick, A, MonsitMir, Secretaire General Societ^ 



Royale d'AgricuitUTO et de Botanique, Ghent, 



Belgium. 



Chapman, H., Mr., Oakwood Gard-ene, W>lam-on-Tyne. 

 Cha-Tlesworth, J., Mr., Imoth House. Haywards Heath. 

 Chat*nay, Abel, Monsieur, 84. Bue de GreneUe, Paris. 

 Oheal, J., Mr.. Lowfield Heath, Cra-wley, Sussex. 

 Cheniault,' K-., Moneiieur, 79, Route d'Olivet, Orleaibs, 

 France. 



C3ark, F. J., Mr., Tehidy Ga-rdens, Camborne, Corn- 

 wall . 



Cl&s6o>n, Jul-es, Monsieur, Messrs. Jacob Makoy and 

 Co.,' Rue d« Joie, 90, Liege, Belgium. 



Cobb, Wa^lten. Mr.. Normanhurst, Rusper. 



Cock, Jules de, Monsieur, Meireibecke, Ghent, Belgium, 



Cock, Lueien do, Monisieur, Villa das Laurieirs, Mierel- 

 ' becko, Belgium. 



Cocker, -W.. 130, Union Street, Aberdeein. 



Cook, T. H., Air., The- Royal Gardens, Sandringhani. 



Ooolinir. w/f.. Mr., 11. Northgate Street Bath. 



Coomber, T., Mr., The Hendry Gardens, Monmouth. 



Cordonnier, A., :Mon6ieur, Grai>erieis du Nord, Hailleul 

 (Nord), France. 



Correvon,. H., Monsieur, Jardin d'Acolimatation, 

 G ene v a , S w i t zc r I a ii d . 



Orane, D. B.. Mr., 4, Woodview Terrace, Archway 



Road, Highgate, N. 



Craw*>hay, de Barri." Mr., Rosefield, Sevenoaks. 



Croibier, J. B., Monsieur. 301, Route de A'ienne, 

 Moulin a Vent, Lyons, France. 



Crom, Jules. Hye de, Monsieur, Ghent, Belgium. 



Cromwell, B., Mr., Cleveley Gardens, Allerton, Liver- 

 pool. 



Oroux G. Monsieur, Chatenay (Seine), France. 

 Orump W". Mr. Madresfield Court Ga-ixJen^, Malvern. 

 Cure, J, B., Monsieur, 72, Rooit^ de ChatUlon, Mala- 



kofl, Paris. .a j 



Curtie, C. H., :.Ir.. 2, Adelaide Road, Brentford, 



Middle-sex. 

 Cuthbertson, W., Mr., Portobello, N.B. 

 Darlington, H. R., Mr.. Park Hoii&e, Potter's Bar. 

 Davie, J., Mr., Glebelands Garden^, J^outh Woodford. 

 Dean, A., Mr. 62, Richjnond Road, Kingston. 

 DK'k,son. A., Mr., Royal Iri^sh Nur^eri^^s, NewtownardL^ 



CO. Down. 



Dickson. H., Mr. Royal Nur^erks, Belfast. 

 Dietrieh, C. Mon!-;ieur, Chateau Val. Duchos^se, Auder- 



ghem. BnK^,<'ek<. 

 Divers, \V. H., Mr., Belvoir Cattle Gardene, Grantham. 

 Dixon, C, Mr., Holland Houee Gardens, Kensmgton. 

 Doe J., Mr., Rufford Abbey Gardens. p:ikrton. 

 Druerv, C. T., Mr., 11, Shaa Roiad, Acton. 

 Dueher, Pernet, .Monsieur, Veniesieux-lefi-Lyon, 



France. 



Dujardin, Vincke G., Mcn.sieur, Scheepsdale, Brug€6. 

 B^^lgiuiii. 



Dye, A., Mr.. Tring Park Gardene, Tring. 

 Farrnihar, J., ,Mes.<rs. J. and R. Farquhar and Sons, 



St. Market Street, Boston, U.S.A. 

 Fatzer. H., Monsieur, Quessy par Tergnier (Aiene), 



France. , 

 Fielder, C. R., Mr., Warley Place Gardene, Great 



Warlcy. 



Fitch, F. Mr., Bialk Park Gardens, Hertford. 

 Fyfo. W.,' Mr., Lockinge Park Gardons, Wantage. 

 Gerniiny, George do, M. le Comte, 8, Rue Paul Baudry, 

 P-aris. 



Gibbs, v., The Hon., Aldenham House, EUtree. 

 Gib.son J. Mr., Welbeck Abbev GaHcTie, Worksop. 

 Gilman, K.. Mr., Ingostre Gard^^n^. Stafford 

 Goatley, J., Mr., Sutton Place Gardens. Guildford. 

 Goodacre J. H., Mr., ElvaL-:ton Ca.stLe Gardens, Deroy. 

 Gordon, G. Mr., End^leigh, Priory Park, Kew. 

 Gnaire, H.." Monsieur, Rue St. Fuseien, AmK'n . 

 France. 



Grandfield, ,1.. Mr., Hayee Place Gardens, Hayes. 

 Green. J., Mr., Norfolk Nur&eries, East I^ereham. 

 Green, C. B., Mr., Linden Villa. Argyle 



Swa.nage . i 

 Grofigean, L., Mon.,ieur. 1, Rue Briaimont, Bru-seeie, 



Belgium. „ . 



Grubb, A., Mr., Porters Park Gardens. Shcnley. H^r^^- 

 Guillot. P. Monsieur Rosierieste, Lyons, France. 

 Hall, A. D.. Mr., The Laboratory, Harpenden. H<'r*To. 

 Hanbury, F. J., Mr.. Broekhuret, East Grin^tead. 

 Harrow. R., Mr, Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh 

 Hei'de, George Van den. Monsieur, UL Hul^ de 



bourg de Roubaix Lille (Nord), France. 

 Hemptime, J. de, M. le Comte, Chateau Steppe ■ tu- - 



St. Deni-s, Westrem, Belgium. , ...,.n,i 



Hill, Gurney H.. Mr., Roe^e Groxver. Richmnn- 



Indiana, T'.S.A. ,. , ntnn 



Hill, J.E.,Mr.. B-arrowtield Nur.-^ery, Lower l*''*'"^''"' ^„ 

 Hudfion, J., Mr., Gunnersbiiry Hou^e Gardens. M^' • 

 Hurst, C. C, Mr., Burbage Grove, Hinckley. 

 Inglie, D., Mr., Drumhmrig Gardens, '^'^^^.f'l^j; '^^^^ 

 Jacob, Joseph, LVv., Whitwell Rectory, \\ hitcnui 



Salop, ciniiffh 

 James. W. J., Mr.. Woodside, Farnham Royal, ^i"^ s ■ 

 Jeffries, W. J.. Mr., Royal Nurseries, Cirenct^ter^^^ 

 Jenkin*^. E. H., Mr., Queen's Read Nureerj, Hamp 



Jenn^ings. F. Mr., Chatssvorth Garden^ Chestcrf^^^^^ 

 Jennings, J., Mr., Ascott Gardens, Leighton iJuz . 

 Jones, Conway, Mr., Blenheim House. Huceucoi . 

 Jom^s, T., Mr., Brvn, Penylaji, Ruabon. 

 Jordan, F., Mr. Warter Priory Gardens, lorK. 

 Ker, R.. Mr., Basnrt Stnx^t. Livcrix)oi. , ^n- 

 KnowUvs, P. O., Mr.. Frinr Park G^irdens, Htni , 



Thame**. „ ii.ind 



Krelage, K. H.. H.-rr. Hhuinhnf. HaMrlem, ll"'7 \ \g 

 Lambeau. Kirmiu M< ru^i- ur, M). Hue Fosse-aux-l^" 1 ^ 



Brn.su'lo. Itt'lLMinn. 

 Lambert, IVt+T. Herr, Trier, Germany. France. 

 Lemoine E., Mont;iei:r Nun^^^^^yma■n. N<iney, r 

 Letts, C. H., Mr.. A.^ke, Richmond, "iorke. 

 Lcveque, Pierre. Mon.^unir. Horticulteur. 



Liegat, C9, l\ry -ur S-. ine, Franee. 



(To ^ye continued.) 



