New Horticultural Societies, 329; The

American White Winter Calville Apple,

329; Reid's Seedling Pear, 329; Hovey's

Seedling Strawberry, 366; Premiums for

new varieties of Strawberries and Rasp-

berries, 367; Burr's Seedling Strawberries,

367; Pistillate Strawberry Plants not pro-

ductive, 369; Two new Seedling Cherries,

369; Albany and Rensellaer Horticultural

Society, 369; Seeds of Grapes, 374; Cin-

cinnati Horticultural Society, 374; Horti-

cultural Exhibitions of the American In-

stitute, 375; The Nineteenth Annual Exhi-

bition of the Mass. Horticultural Society,

375; Springfield Horticultural Society, 420;

Wendell's Mottled Bigarreau Cherry, 422;

Seedling Peaches, 422; New Seedling Cher-

ries, 422; The Colmar d'Aremberg Pear,

422; Houghton's Seedling Gooseberry, 422;

Exhibitions of Horticultural Societies, 423;

Liberal Prizes for Pelargoniums, 423; Coe's

Transparent Cherry, 423; Richards's Peur-

ré Pear, 461; Fruit Convention in the West,

462; Rockingham Horticultural Society,

Portsmouth, N. H., 462; Horticultural Ex-

hibitions, 462; Colmar d'Aremberg Pear,

515; Rhode Island Horticultural Society,

515; The Boston Pine Strawberry, 515;

First Annual Exhibition of the Albany and

Rensellaer Horticultural Society, 516; Ses-

bania vesicaria, 554; New Grasses, 554;

Weather in Georgia,-New Dahlias, 554;

Roses and Seedling Chrysanthemums, 555;

Rhode Island Horticultural Society, 555;

Cleaveland Horticultural Society,559; Pears

in the Southern States, 561.

MASSACHUSETTS HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Appropriation for 1847, 81; Exhibitions, 81;

Report of the Committee on Flowers,

awarding premiums for 1846, 82; Report of

the Committee on Fruits, awarding pre-

miums for 1846, 85; Report of the Com-

mittee on Vegetables, awarding premiums

for 1846, 88; Report of the Finance Com-

mittee, 90; Prospective Premiums, 91; List

of Premiums for 1847, 134; Exhibitions, |

142; Premiums on Camellias and Chinese

Primroses, 142; Exhibitions, 189; Pre-

miums on Azaleas and Plants, 189; Exhi-

bitions, 238; Exhibitions, 285; Premiums

for Pelargoniums and other plants, 285.

287; Exhibitions, 331; Premiums for Plants,

&c., 331, 332; Premiums for Roses, &c., 334;

Lyman Fund, 377; Exhibitions, 378; Pre-

miums for Prairie Roses, &c., 378; Exhibi-

tions, 424; Mr. Beck's Prizes for Pelargon-

jums, 424; Premiums for Plants, &c., 425;

Exhibitions, 462; Premiums for Plants, &c.,

463; Nineteenth Annual Exhibition, 466;

Premiums awarded at,476; Exhibitions, 520;

Officers elected for 1848, 521; Dahlia Exhi-

bition, and Premiums for, 522; Exhibitions,

561.

RETROSPECTIVE CRITICISM.

Modesty, 80; Van Zandt's Superb Peach, 81;
Richards's Beurré Pear, 526; The Fruits of
America, 526.

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Polmaise Heating, 92; Achimenes picta, 92;
Scarlet Pelargoniums, 92; Japan Lilies, 92;
The best varieties of Apples, Pears, Cher-
ries and Plums, 93; Mildew on Grapes, 93;
Plants, 93; Raising Grape Vines from Seeds,
94; Root Pruning, 142; Strawberries, 142;
Dahlias, 143; Cinerarias, 143; Pelargoniums,
143.

OBITUARY NOTICES.

Death of M. Soulange Bodin, 190; Mr. S. Gir-
ling, 190; Death of R. Arthur, Esq., 190;
Death of the Hon. and Rev. W. Herbert,
330; Death of Capt. Jona. Winship, 430;
Death of Henry Waggaman Edwards, 478;
Mr. James Wentworth, 527.

HORTICULTURAL MEMORANDA.

January, 47; February, 95; March, 143; April,

191; May, 239; June, 287; July, 335; Au-

gust, 383; September, 431; October, 479;

November, 527; December, 563.