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... orders. Every other branch ot business as usual. , Entrance to the Show-RooWT, llie tirst door up Chancery-lane I from Fleet-street. 1' AVr.NDFJI VVATRIt, with the true Flavour J.J ofihe Flower.— l). RIGGE, of New Bond-s(ree(, Culti- | v ?? i :i'rl Distitler ...
... the Flower.— D. RIGGE, of New Bond-street, Culti- yator and Distiller of Roses and Lavender to His Royal Highiress the Prince of Wales, extracts a delightful perfume 'from lavender, by a short process, and preserves the true flavour of the flower, which ...
... Nurjon, 36, Chariot l^-sti eel, Eiizioy-square. j - • — •— — - » | This dxiy is published, price 7s 6d. fmaitls, ' AN ATTEMPT to Show by what Means tin- 2\. UNffEO KINGDOM a-.d the WORLD may lie save I i from SUBJECTION to PRANCE, without the Abolition in' ...
... Public, and an infringement on bis right.— lib*, New Bond-street. ! V A VENDER WATER, witfi the true Elarou: I » 4 fi f ,i R . Flower.— D. RIG- H1,, 0f New Bond-street, Ctiln- ' vator ami Disniler nf Rose., and Lavender to Hi* Royal Highness ■ Ihe Prince of ...
... Oxford-street. JOHN PARKER, 31, Erith-street, Soho-square, late Foreman to Mr. James Piltnrt, of Piccadilly, and King's J Road, Chelsea, begs leave to inform Noblemen aud Gentleniep, that he erects improved WIRE FENCES for pleasure grounds, | &c. in liie moai ...
... library, 7 beldlianibers, vith dressing roorns and servants apartments, 3 ipacibus kitchen garden well cropped and plintet, a flower gar- den, , vith walling cltathed with the 'choicest friit tree. fls e a'ldociss lre ornamnedted with shrubbery walks, and ...
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... gr«ii advantage of re- taining for :i leiietlh of time, anil i.ia verv lii.li ?? -e, the irui :n>d delightful fragrance ofthe flowers. The Proprietor is ron- lide.it thai if only requires to be known lo enure it public appro- bation, and the simple pro.- - ...
... Exportation: East-India Prohibited • ' V| . lit '' Cousmnpiion : Spirituous Liquors, iue, I'l'-in, ( r l ?? Mangoes, Stone Flower Pots, Gro- ?? ' - r - ii'.aiar, Bark, and other Drugs, Verroil- ilu '»i N i 7 l'anialo.,; lS :l „a Breeches, Parasols, Punts ...
... and the re.t of the Gov. -..■> (,f the said S .cietv President— HENßY THORNTON, Esq. M. P. vicE-pansitirNTs. F'..llnn.C. Flower, Lord Mayor | Sir John Earner, Knb and A^ ' S r. Price, Bt. M. P. & Aid. John Ansley, ! -c|. AM. b. j « .Aiider-.m, Bt. Si ...
... Brptton, Solicitor, at Exeter ; Messrs. Clarke and Son, S-licitors, — at Bristol ; Mr. '.Muses Higgs, of Codrington,' who will show the Estates; Mr. • Stanton, Auctioneer, liitchin rat the Bush 'favein, Bristol ; end at Garrawav's.. Upwards of in Capital ...
... supposed to deranged he is between 50 and years age, stands about 5 feet 4; had on when he went away liit'nt cre-n Oat with flowered buttons, corduroy breeches, Mack stockings, silk handkerchief, and an apron. Any information respecting him will thankfully ...