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... — MR. SANDAY m ?? I> EOS to inform Ais Friends ?? *0 and the Public, that his SHOW ■ fig of RAMS for LETTING, will take _■ P place on THURSDAY, 6eftem- bee 6th. The Sheep will be ready JJlSpectionatNws o'Clock. ?? Pierrepont, near Nottingham, * August ...
... that it was flower remarkable tor the beauty its petals ; that it grew amidst thorns ; and that it bad a divine fragrance ; was the colour of the human complexion ; that il was the most beaulifnl all flowers; the queen of flowers; the ••flower of love.” ...
... which are indigenous to our soil. There scarcely a town in where a society for the cultivation of flowers and fruits does not exist, mid where the shows these societies not form one the principal and most pleasing objects attraction to its neighbourhood ...
... ought to suflicicntlv strong keep the blossoms erect and well exposed to view, and long enough show the flowers free of the leaves. The plant ought to flower early and aliundantlr. Bright and deep velvety colours are most admired. M. has observed that ...
... inmates of those two rooms, the contrast was no less striking. One of the two joyous children, one, the favourite and the flower,’ now worn and faded form, lay on her dving ; the other, on the eve of partings worse than death, destined feel the sad force ...
... the late Rev. John Graham, of this city, was preached in the church of St. Michael-le-Berfrey, by the Rev. Dr. Burgess, of Chelsea. After the doors were opened, the church rapidly filled, and before the service commenced ah the pews and tiie aisles were ...
... Eight Acres, laid out Lawns »nd Plantations, containing nearly every Variety of Tree and Shrub%hfch will giow in this Climate; Flower and Kitchen Gardens, with good Walls, covered with Fruit Trees in full bearing; and an excellent Green House, well stocked ...
... Barber; Mr. Ballantine, with Mr. Humphreys, solicitor, for Fletcher; and Mr. Wilkins, with Mr. Wolfe, from the office of Mr. Flower, solicitor, for Mrs. Dorey A few minutes after his lordship had taken his seat, the prisoners were brought into court. Barber ...
... mayoralty, at tent o'clock instead of twelve, as at present. PnYsic GARDENS AT CHELSEA.-Tie company of' apothecaries have appointed Mr. Fortune as curator of their gardens at Chelsea, in room of the late Mr. I Anderdon, F.L.S. I SIe [lnEsai PoTTINorR his been ...
... VARIETIES, The Jasamine.— the language of flower*, (hit beautiful plant signifies amiability. It grew in Hampton Court Garden, at the end of the seventeenth century; but lost there, was known only Eurojn* in the garden of the Grand Duke of Tuscany, at ...
... 0 6 0 Norwich ., 2 13 11 r 0 1 0 Haammersmith 0 10 0 0 1 0 Somers Town, J; 020 Dartnall ,, 0100 1 60 Glasgow I 1190 0 1 0 Chelsea . 212 0 3 13 0 Stevenson, Cullen 0 1 0 0 1 0 Whittington aud 212 0 Cat .. .. 0 0 9 ey 0 7 0 Ashtonnunder-Lyne 4 10 0 O I 0 ...
... emblazoned in their proper colours. In the centre wore the letters K.’ in handsome cipher, surrounded an enamelled wreath of flowers of the most brilliant tints and exquisite workmanship. There were twenty-four of these plates, valued at ten guineas each ...