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... Jackson, No. a, Buckiersburv. Cheapside. CHELSEA. Furniture, fine old China, Crawl Piano-fortev two Viol ru, a few Paintings, ISooks, kc. By Mr. HARWOOD, on the Premises, No. 5. Prospect-place, near the Church, Chelsea, TO-MORROW, 19, Twelve o’clock THE neat ...
... il (,e, rge rPoom*-burv. Saint Pan- J_* i, «. Kens„ I ' S: ?? i ?? ••*-'•» Uampstead, Wilsden, Patl- J-y, h v r ?,n * ?? l Chelsea, so f-f*» as they are, or may be , !Vf: I'itain ' : _ ?? , ?? with vvalereours-s fulling snto the P'°. pu:,r,'_°. *■' ...
... ssea.o. |,UI I'-, aud have e* rel , i * re? » ,P,4t ' 4W ?? ?? ?? for Wilo\vi_k ii.rrTisT7~Tr' -- souliut, ?? »V bi V ai SHOW IB rath ?? f '' : ; ?? Kvin-f t ,Ye ' ...
... CIIIKL •» i •; A.— 'to be LHTI, (or the LEASM to lxj J aOLS) ). a HOUSE situate on the South West side of Smith* street, Chelsea, command ii_g a delightful vi v. of the ne.g bour- hood ...
... dut log the hours they arc allowed for co l; ?l,Martia,l'bn the trial of c o lbijel of the lleverley I3ufla, gitll. sit at. Chelsea College, The subilautiating the tint six chargol on S atur d ay i s expeo4-(1 the ptin;ceution will close on l'horsday—erter ...
... thy Father, know-, ?? -it pa-ses in this traiwient ivf-rld below, Aghi't-f they'd [Hinder oti Kcnn ?? ». s change, Tii'.i flowers ami we. iii iuonc parterre may range, ; RLdst thriving plants some choaking thistle grows, Oft deadly nightshade saps the ...
... Garden in Chelsea, and Member of the Botanic Academy al Florence. To which-are now first added, a complete Enumeration and Description of Plants hitherto known, wilh their generic and specific characters, places of.grow Ih, limes of flowering, and uses ...
... ?? Utvender, and other odorous Flowers, to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, extrncis a delightful refreshing peffume from Lavender, by a simple and short process, and preset yes ihe delicate tlnvour of the Flower, which used to be .1 s»ip,-.te ...
... Berner's- street; at the Baptist Coffee-house, in Chansery-lane; at Gar- raway's; and of Mr. Willock, No. z5, Golden-square. Chelsea Water-Work Shares.-By Mr. WILLOCK, at Car- raway's, TO-MORROW, at sa, in ten lots, by order of the Executors of Mrs. Gordon ...
... Jacc'onot Mu-tie, wi.b worked trim- mings, from ISs. to 21.25. and upward*:. Harmsworth and Br.uv .. are particularly anxiou. of showing to Ladies of Fashion a sin- gularly new aud beautiful Brasilian Robe, which they flatter themselves will give complete sa ...
... iJLACE- ■t ? LIN, No. 11, Ble.»he;m-.M:eef, B >.id— t.reet, is now showing th;* QUEEN MAi'Y's iiONN ?? with a v-tfii-tvof new '.•:• ses, _c. — I'wo Young Persons wanted t. attend tiie Show ?? W \ T)\ A SUA W LS. — Ladies ; or GeAtleliion having l v ?? *- ...
... hem, that he has removed from hi, f-,rmer i evidence, lo theSoutli- side of Pa'ddmgton-green, Harrow-mad, and has ready for show a tine A.s.-mblage „t' H Y.\CJ\ n | S, surpassiug-in beauty the Exhibition of former year., in tli^ collection of which be ...