The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-01 00:00:00

ni LASS.—BRITISH and FOREIGN PLATE,
5 CROWN, and SIIEET GLASS WAREHOUSE, 49, Broad-
aret, Bloornrbury. (Establirhed 1799.)
The Proprictor begs to Inform his Friends and the Horticultural
üblic that he has on hand a large stock of British and Foreign Sheet
oil Crown Glare of a eery superior quality, and ouch as he can
muidently recommend from its equality of surface, complaint has rng
ten repeatedly made, since the duty ha• been token off, of the
"equality of the surface of glass which has been used for hot house
urposes. It is now a well-known fart that irreguatrities or heights
nd dents on the surface of glass are fmind to act as a lens, concentrat.
kg the rays of the sun, and thereby injuring the more delicate plants.
nperior Sheet Glass, weighing 16 oz. to
the square foot, from ld. to 6d. per foot 1 i
tto, ditto, 21 oz. to the square foot 7 to 9 ~ g
irk Crown Warr, from 2 to 6 „ g 3
let-eoloured Crown
Ike Proprietor has also on hand an inferior qualitr et Sheet Gia.s,
mg from 13 or.. to 16. or. to the foot, from 31d. to Id., to use
eh far greenhouses or conservatories would be mistaken economy,
rienee haring proved to us the poBitire injure produced by its use
horticultural purposes, being suitable only fOr windows and sky-
hts in Inferior buildings.
The meet economical glass to be used with safety to the plants is
wn, in sine. from 6 be 4 to 8 by 6, both to the first ezpenro e and in
. 'ng ; some people lorget that large panes of glare break as well
small ones, and the larger the piece the greater the chance of its
Wig•
loringdonc In any part of the country by contract, or at so much
foot.
XANDER NI 111811AT.1., 49, Arvid-street, Bloornsbure. 1411141t1.

MY()RTANT to HORTICULTURISTS.—The
article GlASS.—Merwra. DAUM! and BIRADDOCK Follett the
tire of Glass Dealer., Morticultmists, and Builders, to an
ly new description or lIRMSII sllEk:T 111.. ASS, which, ulna
will be found unequalled In strength, utility, and price, by any
in the market, for sashes, and particularly horticultural purpoieq
id by patronidng this article the evil results attending the use of
reign and other Clara of ordinary composition will be entirely
aided, as in manufacturing the above metal great care and skill has
rn used to divest it of the slightest tendency to concentrate the rays
the sun. a fault in many eases ruinous to plants.
IS, / arringdonstreet, May 3e. ._ .
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of Coloured Glow in London.

JOT-WATER APPARATUS for HEATING
HORTICULTURAL BUILDINGS, DWELLING-HOUSES,
LACHES. and MANUFACTORIES, upon improved principles,
at very moderate charges, erected by DANIEL and EDWARD
LLF.Y, 272, HOLBORN.
• and K. BAILEY haying devoted much time to the consideration
the cabinet, and had much experience in the erection of apparatus
the above-mentioned purpose% have, by improvements suggested
their practice, rendered their mode of heating not only very
• nt, but very simple, and have combined durability in the &pots-
. sith economy in the chargi. They have erected apparatus in
Scotland and Ireland, for many noblemen and gentlemen,
have had the honour to be employed by the Horticultural
rely of london. in executing the works of their splendid Umber.
erected at Cniawick.
• and E. Bailey also construct In metal all dewriptions of Horti-
• ural Buildings and dashes, and invite Noblemen, Gentlemen, and
Public, to the inspection of their various drawings and models, at
Holborn, where they use the opportunity of exhibiting amongst
mewl works, an • xeremelY complete and convenient kitchen
Itu.., or range, P „anted for the continued supply of hot water,
an arrangement "(the oven more complete than has hitherto been
t before the public.
'sod E. Bailey were the Milt to introduce metallic curvilinear
•s• to bottleilinrists, and ran refer to the conservatory attached
lailthecei as one of their works, besides many others in this
and the continent.
'22d IlVave prepared a quantity of the Galvanic Plant
• I now ready for immediate delivery ; they beg to
e^tnotice a new Trough Pipe, for Orchid:K*omi or
„nausea wLee vaposr is constantly, out intervals, required; and
h raav be wen at their manufactoev.

TEPHENSON and CO., 61, Uracechurch-street,
Lomita, and 17, No,, paek.stgeet, Southwark, Inventors and
ofueturers of the Improved CONICAL and DOUBLE CYLIN.
CAL B°lll'll% respectfully solicit the attention of mintier)
ulturists to their much approved method of applying the Tah.
the aid of i
k
Cropagating Houses, &c., by which atmospheric
as well as bottom beat is se.ured to any required degree, with-
p or fl
• and Co. havepe, also two
• state that, at the request of numerous
th, they are now making their Boilers of Iron, as well as Copper,
which the cast is reduced. These tlO which err now so well
'weet,* require description, but to those who have not so; n
in otMr'uttnn, pro,peetwee will be forwarded, a, well as referer.ee
ec thitheyt authority ; or they may be seen at moat of the nobility's
441:1P,Tthethal nuoq ri ,s throughout the kingdom.
"n,' her to inform the trade that at their Manufactory. in
l "ark:street, ever,. article required for the construction of Hord.
r. I loilainc,, wen as ler heating them, may be obtained
the thug advantageous terms.
servatorks, B:c., of Iron or Wood, erected upon the most °ma-
deigirri°' Bateotkiev, ralimdinF, Yield end Garden lences,
Wotk. kc.