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... ornamental tress and shrubs, greenhouse and stove plants (in tub and pots), fine foliage plants, rare orchid and exotic and hardy ferns, which belonged to the late Andrew Jameson, Esq., 'Walk, were exposed to public mak on the grounds, The plants were the ...

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