COUNTRY GENTLEMAN’S COMPANION, 
AND 
POULTRY CHRONICLE. 
A JOURNAL OE HORTICULTURE, RURAL AND DOMESTIC ECONOMY, BOTANY, 
AND NATURAL HISTORY. 
CONDUCTED BY 
GEORGE W. JOHNSON, ESQ., and ROBERT HOGG, ESQ. 
THE FRUIT AND FORCING GARDEN, by Mr. R. Erring- j 
ton, Gardener to Sir P. Egerton, Bart., Oulton Park. 
THE KITCHEN GARDEN, by Mr. J. Robson, Gardener to ! 
the late Earl Cornwallis; and Mr. T. Weaver, Gardener to 
the Warden of Winchester College. 
THE FLOWER GARDEN, by Mr. D. Beaton, late Gar- ! 
dener to Sir W. Middleton, Bart., Shrubland Park. 
STOVE AND FLORISTS* FLOWERS, by Mr. T. 
Appleby, late of Victoria Nursery, Uxbridge. 
THE GREENHOUSE AND WINDOW GARDEN, by I 
Mr. R. Fish, Gardener to Colonel Sowerby, Putteridge j 
Bury, near Luton. 
WOOD-CRAFT, by Mr. T. Appleby, late of Victoria 
Nursery, Uxbridge. 
ALLOTMENT GARDENING, by Mr. Keane. 
POULTRY-KEEPING, by Mr. J. Baily, and other well- 
known contributors. 
DISEASES OF POULTRY, by W. B. Tegetmeier, Esq. 
BEE-KEEPING, by a well-known authority. 
HOUSEHOLD ARTS, by the Authoress of “My 
Flowers,” and others. 
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VOLUME XVIII. 
LONDON: 
PUBLISHED FOR THE PROPRIETORS, 20, PATERNOSTER-ROW. 
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