. The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette . dley for the Horticultural Society, SirJoseph Paxton for the Crystal Palace, Royal Zoological Society, Late Mrs. Lawrence, of Ealing Park, and - Collier, Esq., ofDartford. SCHUTZ vor KALTEN WINDEN und MORGENFROSTEN.FRIGIDOMO, eine Leinwand aus Patent vorbereitet Haar und Wolle, ein perfekter nicht-Leiter von Wärme und Kälte, halten, wo immer es angewendet wird, eine feste Temperatur. Es ist für alle gartenbaulichen und floricultural Zwecke, für die Erhaltung Obst und Blumen von den sengenden Strahlen der Sonne, von Wind, von Angriffen von Insekten, und aus angepasst

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. The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette . dley for the Horticultural Society, SirJoseph Paxton for the Crystal Palace, Royal Zoological Society, late Mrs. Lawrence, of Ealing Park, and — Collier, Esq., ofDartford. PROTECTION from COLD WINDS and MORNING FROSTS.FRIGIDOMO, a Canvas made of patent prepared Hairand Wool, a perfect non-conductor of Heat and Cold, keeping, wherever it is applied, a fixed temperature. It is adapted forall horticultural and floricultural purposes, for preservingFruits and Flowers from the scorching rays of the sun, fromwind, from attacks of insects, and from morning frosts. Tobe had in any required lengths. Two yards wide, Is. 6d. peryard run ; four, Ss. per yard. Also, an improved make forShading Purposes. Three yards wide, 2s. 6d. per yard run. Elisha Thomas Archer, whole and sole manufacturer, 7, Trinity Lane, Cannon Street, City, and of all Nurserymenand Seedsmen throughout the kingdom. It is much cheaperthan mats as a covering. 30 THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. [January 8, 1859. HEATING BY HOT A T E R.. 24-inch Cast Iron is ..24-inchl Wrought ditto36-inch Wrought ditto £5 10 each.6 10 „8 10 „ M O N R O >S C A N N O OILER. MUCH has of late been said about Boilers for Heating by Hot Water, but these Boilers have now proved themselves to be the best at present invented. They areadapted for Heating every description of Building, and are made of various sizes. These Boilers are to be had only of J. JONES, 6, Backside, Southwark, Lofilon. Keferenfces to Gen-tlemen and^Nurserymen where these Boilers are now at work. Among others may be mentioned the Establishment of Messrs. H. LOW & CO., Clapton Nurseries, where three of these Boilers are now at work—two of 36 inches long, heating S00 feet of 4-inch pipe each, and one of 24 inches, heating 600 feet of 44noh pipe. Mr. Beaton, in the Cottage Gardener, of November 30, 1S5S, says :— The hottest work Iever saw done with cannon was at the Clapton Nursery. Monros Cannon Boiler was f

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