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Identifier: gardenerschronic13lond (find matches)
Title: The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects
Year: 1874 (1870s)
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Subjects: Ornamental horticulture Horticulture Plants, Ornamental Gardening
Publisher: London : (Gardeners Chronicle)
Contributing Library: UMass Amherst Libraries
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ed with the gardenersart. Mr. Dominy retires whilst yet hale, and withhis love for horticulture undiminished. May he longlive to enjoy the esteem and good wishes of his widecircle of friends and acquaintances. Horticultural Club.—A special dinner of this Club was held on Tuesday evening, which wasone of the most successful that has as yet been held.Between thirty and forty members and their friendswere present. The chair was occupied by Mr. JohnLee, who was supported by the Hon. and Rev. J. T.Boscawen, Dr. Hogg, Dr. Masters, Messrs. Veitch,Adams, Osborn, Turner, Wheatstone, Harty, Deal,G. Paul, Rivers, Cutbush, Prince, &c. Amongstthe visitors were Messrs. Henri and Maurice Vilmorinof Paris, Mr. Barron of Elvaston, Mr. Rutland, Mr.Laird, and Mr. Sewell. According to the rules ofthe Club no toasts are given on these occasions,except that of the visitors, which was given by theChairman, and responded to by Mesirs, HenriVilmorin and Mr. Barron. I THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE.~)mv. ,2, is
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Fig. 130.—THE CYPRESSES AT VERONA. 754 THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. (June 12, 1880. Science Primers.—Professor Huxley has redeemed his promise of writing a general introduc-.tory treatise to the series of excellent Primers pub-lished by Messrs. Macmili-AN & Co. It dealsclearly and briefly with certain general notions con-cerning sensations and things, causes and effects, thephysical properties of mineral objects, and of livingbodies; and lastly, in two short paragraphs, the phe-nomena of mind as manifested by sensations, emo-tions, and thoughts, are adverted to. Double Calceolaria.—Mr. Burhidge has lately sent us some flowers of Calceolaria presentingan unusual but not unprecedented state of things.An ordinary Calceolaria has four sepals, a two-lippedcorolla, two stamens, and a two-celled ovary. Promvarious considerations, which it is not necessary toenter upon here, it may be assumed that this flower isa modification of a regular type, in which the parts ofthe flower are arrang

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