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... Three o'clock ; Which, with parti- j eulars, may be* had of Mr. Denew, Charlet-street, Berke- ley-square. N r EAR Littie Chelsea, on rhe Fulham Road.— To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the I LEASE ofa very convenient HOUSE, in complete repair, with coach ...
... removed from No. co, 1 Mount-row, near the As >7, u ?? •/ifKo' ?? Mount-street, opposite; where all kinds of Ak. I H lAL FLOWERS are made at the usual low prices, viz Roses, Carnations, Pinks. Honeysuckles; M ;sk convolvulus, Jon- quils, lessamme, Mignionet ...
... re. TpURNISHEDHOT'SE, Chelsea.— A HOUSE X or APARTMENTS to LETT, genteelly Furnished, consisting of tburhed-rooins, a dravving-room, two parlours, I two kitchens, &c. For particulars inquire at No. 4;, Slo.uie- s(|u.ire, Chelsea. TnoTTNGLE GENTLEMEN.— ...
... urteypr, no. ii, Geirard-eo.-S-, S^w. [ ?? ligggKftt- I • Sloane-sqnare, Chelsea.— By Mess. GRAHAM, on Tituits- 1 d.w, April _£, at it, at ?? Colfce-house, near ' Randagh Walr, Chelsea, in Five Lots, by. Or.'erot the Administrator of Mrs. Sarah Norman, deceased ...
... Garden in Chelsea, and, Member of the Botanic Academy at Florence. To which are now fiat added, A complete Enutneration and, Description of all Plants hitherto known, vith their Generic and SpeCitic Characlera, Places of Growth, Times of Flowering, and Uses ...
... House Agent, Wigmorc-street, Cuver.-:>i.- square. npcs be LETT, in the most delightful ami X bealrhy part of the King's Road, Chelsea, a SMALL HOUSE, genteelly Fun-.ishcd, consisting of a good drawing , room, tvvo parlours, six bc-d chambers, and convenient ...
... dry calol cellaring, standing for two carriages, st'ablingfor .4 horses, sp acious lawn tastefully disposed with shrubs und flowers, two Irit chen gard~s, lofty fruit wallssocked 1swith _prime fiuvttrees, grl*Vn and lol house6,tcanal, yards and suitable ...
... Graham, datitglt, ter of K. R. Graham, Esq. of Chelsea College. The same day, at St. Marv.le.bonne, Thomas Egg. of Wiinpole-street, to Maria Margaret, seeonddaughter of the Rev. James Morrict, _of Flower, in Northamptonshire, and of Betshanger, in Kent ...
... l»e preached ia St. .Margarets -r. Kin . I.v the Rev. ._ ICH ARD V A I'ES, B. D. • . ?? to His Uajesly's Royal Ho-pital, Chelsea, j f. ' ?? ?? Ashen, towards tue Support ofthe Poor ?? c Grey Coat Ho-pttaL— Prayer, will ?? 7 ?? ?? ?? ?? INSTIiC- V. ? ...
... are rateetted to Bate particulars of the cafe, 'soft paid, •. ban) , twee, which will be duly antwared. - NAVIGABLE CANAL, CHELSEA WATER WORKS SHARES, AND MOW lOAOg BONDS.—MONTHLY SALE. By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, the 6th of June, at Twelve &Clock, at °areaway's ...
... lustres ; It was hung all round with Shrubs and arches of laurel, with fesiodos artitf. cial flowers, interspersed with mask*; numerous pots of odoriferous flowers were placed rodtid the room. The lldor was tastefully chalked lit the Grecian style, with ...
... oiidilion, upon iis first wheels, very light, built for a pair of Klood Horses. To be seen at Hootons, Coachmaker, King's- road, Chelsea. ' r I^O be SOLI), the Property of a Gentleman who JL may be referred to, a BAY GELILLNG, Shrunk two inches high, has been ...