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[William Bull (Firm) Materials] NEW I BEAUTIFUIa & BAHE PLANTS OFFERED RY WILLIAM BULL, F.L.S., F.R.G.S., F.Z.S., F.R.H.S., F.R.B.S, & M.S.A., Hort. Bekol., Bruxeij. St. Petersbuegu et Paris, Socc. , ET Soc. Aoric. et Bot. Gakdat. Socius, HEW PLANT MERCHANT, 536, KING’S ROAD, CHELSEA fAnd ASHBURNHAM PARK), LONDON, S.W. [ENTERED AT STATIONBRS' HALL.] Aldcrssate Street, London H. M. PoLLsiT * Co., HcrticuRuml Steam Printers, Fnnn Street, M ESTABLISHMENT FOR NEW & RARE PLANTS Has been favoured with the distinguished patronage of HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE (JUEEN. HIS ROYAU HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OE WALES. HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE CROWN PRINCESS OE PRUSSIA. HIS SERENE HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF TECK. HIS MAJESTY THE EMPEROR OE GERMANY. Ills M.AJESTY THE EMPEROR OE RUSSI.V. HIS M.tJESTV THE EMPEROR OF .\USTRIA. HIS M.AJESTY THE KING OF SWEDEN. HIS HIGHNESS THE VICEROY OF EGYPT. HIS EXCELLENCY THE LORD LIEUTENANT OF IKEL.AND. HIS IMPERIAL HIGHNESS THE GRAND DUKE CONSTANTINE. SON -ALTESSE LE PRINCE SALM SALM. HER MAJESTV’S COMhllSSIONERS OF HOARD OF WORK.S AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS FOR ENGLAND. HER MAJESTY’S COM.MISSIONERS OF HOARD OF WORKS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS FOR IRELAND. His Grace the DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE ihc RiKhi Hon. the EARL OF CRAWFORD AND BAL- CARRES His Grace the DUKE OF BEDFORD The Right lion, the E.\RL OF .STRA THMORE AND His Grace the DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH KINGHORNE His Grace the DUKE OF HAMILTON 'I'lie Right Hon. the EARL OF KELLIE His Grace the DUKE OF BUCCLEUCH The Right Hon. the EARL OF GALLOWAY His Grace the DUKE OF RICH.MOND The Right Hon. th: EARL OF LAUDERDALE His Grace the DUKE OF ROXBURGHE The Right Hon. the EARL OF WEMYSS AND MARCH His Grace the DUKE OF RUTLAND The Right Hon. the EARL OF KINNOULL His Grace the DUKE OF PORTLAND The Right Hon. the EARL OF SEAFIELD His Grace the DUKE OF NORTHU.MBERLAND The Right Hon. the EARL OF STAIR His Grace the DUKE OF LEINSTER Tlie Right Hon. the EARL OF HOPETOUN H.sGracetheDUKE OF ABERCORN ' The Right Hon. the KARL OF DARTMOUTH His Grace the DUKE OF SUTHERLAND The Right Hon. the EARL FERRERS His Grace the DUKE OF CLEVELAND The Right Hon. the EARL OF AYLESFORD The Most Hon. the MARQUESS OF IIUNTLY The Right Hon. the EARL COWPER The Most Hon. the MARQUESS OF LOTHIAN The Right Hon. the EARL OF MACCLESFIELD The Most Hon. the MARQUESS OF L.ANSDOWNE . The Right Hon. the EARL OF ASHBURNHAM The Most Hon. the .MARQUESS OF BUTE The Right Hon. the EARL OF ILCHESTER The Most Hon. the MARQUESS OF W.ATERFORD lire Right Hon. the E.ARL OF R.ADNOR The Most Hon. the MARQUESS OF DOWNSHIRE The Right Hon. the EARL SPENCER The Most Hon. the MARQUESS OF DROGHEDA The Right Hon. the EARL OF MANSFIELD The Most Hen. the MARQUESS OF ELY i The Right Hon. the I'.ARL OF FIFE The .Most Hon. the MARQUESS OF EXETER I The Right Hon. the EARL OF SEFTON The Most Hon. the MARQUESS OF NORTHAMPTON The Right Hon. the E ARL OF AN TRI The Most Hon. the MARQUESS OF CAMDEN I The Right Hon. the EARL ANNESLEY The Most Hon. the MARQUESS OF ANGLESEY I The Right Hon. the EARL OF ERNE The Most Hon. the MARQUESS OF CONYNGHAM The Right Hon. the EARL OF CLONMELL The Most Hon. the MARQUESS OF LONDONDERRY I he Right Hon. the EARL OF CALEDON The Most Hon. the MARQUESS OF BRISTOL 'The Right Hon. the EARL OF B.ANDON TTie Most Hon. the MARQUESS OF ABERGAVENNY The Right Hon. the EARL OF WILTON The Most Hon. the MARQUESS OF TAVISTOCK The Right Hon. the EARL OF POWIS The Right Hon. the EARL PERCY 1 he Right Hon. the EARL GREY The Right Hon. the EARL OF SHREWSBURY AND T.ALHOr 'The Right Hon, the EARL MANVERS The Right Hon. the The Right Hon. tlie EARL OF NOR.MANTON EARL OF DERBY ; The Right Hon. the EARL OF LONSDALE 'The Right Hon. the EARL OF PEMBROKE 1 The Right Hon. the EARL OF DEVON 'The Right Hon. the EARL OF HAREWOOD The Right Hon. the EARL OF WEST.MORELAND 'The Right Hon. the EARL BEAUCHAMP The Right Hon. the EARL OF LINDSEY The Right Hon. the EARL BROWNLOW The Right Hon. the EARL OF STAMFORD AND WAR- The Right Hon. the EARL HOWE RINGTON The Right Hon. the EARL OF DUNRAVEN The Right Hon. the EARL OF SANDWICH 'The Right Hon. the EARL VANE The Right Hon. the EARL OF JERSEY The Right Hon. the EARL AMHERST Tire Right Hon. the EARL POULETT The Right Hon. the EARL OF CAWDOR LIST OF PATKONS-Continued. c Right Hon. the EARL OK CAMPLRDOWN The Right Hon. LORD KESTEVFN I'he Right Hon. the EARL OF LICHFIELD The Right Hon. LORD ORMATHWAITE 'i'he Right Hon. the EARL OF DURHAM The Right Hon. LORD SELBORNE The Right Hon. the EARL OF EFFINGHAM The Right Hon. I.ORD HARLECH The Right Hon. the EARL OF YARBOROUGH The Right Hon. LORD WIMEORNE The Riglit Hon. the EARL OF LEICESTER The Right Hon. LORD AKDILAUN The Right Hon. the EARL OF ZETLAND The Right Hon. LORD HOTHFIEI.I) The Right Hon. the EARL OF ELLESMERE The BARON DE ROTHSCHILD the Right Hon. the EARL OF COTTENHAM 'The B.ARON ADOLPHE DE ROTHSl IIII.D Tlie Riglit Hon. the EARL OF DARTREY ‘ The BARON ALPHONSE DE ROTHSCHILD The Eight Hon. tlie EARL OF RAVENSWOR I H SIR PHILIP DF.-MALPASGREY-EGERTON,B.\kt The Right Hon. the EARL SONDES SIR HEREWALD WAKE, Bart. The Right Hon. LORD EDWARD G. F. HOWARD SIR JOHN HARPUR CREWE, Bart. The Right Hon. LORD H. C. G. GORDON-LENNOX I SIR THOMAS DYKE ACLAND, Bart. The Right Hon. VISCOUNT FALMOUTH SIR PENISTON 1 MILBANKE, Bart. The Right Hon. VISCOUNT DILLON SIR JOHN W. RAMSDEN, li.tRr. The Right Hon. VISCOUNT VALENTIA SIR W. C. BRUCE-BRUCE, Bart. 'flic Right Hon. VISCOUNT GAGE SIR K. .S. MACKENZIE, Bart. The Right Hon. VISCOUNT POWERSCOURT SIR HUGH HU.ME-CA.MPBELL, Bart. Tlie Riglit Hon. VISCOUNT DONERAILE SIR JOHN HERON-MAXWELL, Bart. The Right Hon. VISCOUNT MELVILLE SIR WILFRID L.VWSON, B.akt. Tlie Right Hon. VISCOUNT GOUGH SIR ROBERT SHh.FFIELD, Bart. The Right Hon. VISCOUNT STRATFORD Dh. SIR H. B. P. ST. JOHN-MILDM.\Y, Bart. REDCLIFFE SIR W. H. SMITH-MARRIOTT, Bart. The Right Hon. VISCOUNT EVERSLEY SIR TONMAN MOSLEY, Bart. Tlie Right Hon. VISCOUNT HALIFAX SIR ROBERT AFFLECK, Bart. The Right Hon. VISCOUNT ISRIDPORT SIR H. M. VAV.ASOUR, Bart. The Right Hon. VISCOUNT CRANBROOR SIR HENRY PERCIVAL DE BATHE, Bart. •rhe Right Hon. VISCOUNT HOLMESDALE SIR T. JOHN METCALFE, Bart. I he Hon. and Rev. LORD THYNNK, D.D. JOHN SIR BROOK KAY, Bart. The Right Hon. LORD JAMES W. liUlT.I'.R SIR WROTH .A. LETHBRIDGE, Bart. The Right Hon. 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