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... ■^TmIOSPITAI^ CHELSEA, Jan. 2l, , •■ll^ r. Iliirht Honourable the Lord, an.l others ■ X ;v4 •-- ' c ! '*Allairs of Chelsea Hospital do hereby ■ I Aiaioncft '' tn i to receive Tenders, and to I ' ■'l«f ?? , ll *M may be willing to CONTRACT , ■ ? ...
... splendid show of this day ( he had attended many show 3, bu- few, if any, had ex- ceeded it. (Cheers.) He wis glad also to stale that ihe con- tributions to-day exceeded in amount that of any year pre- viously given to the society. This showed that the ...
... Mr. Ogle, Glasgow. TOKEN FLOWERS. Now ready, bound in siik, Kilt edges, r |'HE LANGUAGE OK FLOWERS. An elegant little volume, the purport i.t which is to convey n knowledge of the meaning or sentiment attached to each flower, so that a correspondence ...
... monthly order every thiug necessary to be done in the kitchen, *k i* d flower partlen, shrubbery, green house, hot house, Ac, with lists of plants, shrubs, fruit and forest trees, flowers, 4c. l'-'th edition, corrected and enlarged by an eminent Botanist ...
... and il lm ' J- SMITH, hat y OUr â eurred t0 me, To Mr. Congreve, 3o, Col- Dmbin ation e of r -. t ' 0n R d -e_e-stieet, Chelsea. R m -! lso may to -*«- the following valuable G _!f » E ' B B ALSAMIC ELIXIR,for Coughs, ICoNGRpi^pig-couKh- 'N**- ti ...
... College-street, Chelsea ; Sanger, No. 130, Oxford-street | Butler, 4, Cheapside; Barclay, 95, Farringdon-street; Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton, Bow Churchyard; Chandler, 76, Oxford-street; Blount, 4/, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea ; Bunton, 104, H ...
... description of Perfume for the Handkerchief. It is distilled from a combination of Flowers, selected for their ex- celling sweetness and aromatic properties, when those flowers are in their fullest vigour. ? Manufactured and sold by RIGGE, BROCKBANK, and RIGGE ...
... attending in Warwick- street, have collected since the ls^ March the sum of 20 guineas each, in subscription* of a shilling, showing what may be done among the less nch by charitable industry. The Committee ear- nestk beg their continuance, and Avery collector ...
... Tow »Oew Hond. street. (TIADOGAN ESTATE, Chelsea.â Persons V^ desirous of RENEWING their LEASES, held under Earl CaiJogan.may apply to Mr Handford, Kin. Vroad, Chelsea, Surveyor; ortoMr. William Lee, Solicitor, li. Lincoln's Inn-fields* ...
... Duke of Bedford Sir Thomas Turto.i, Bart. Ilii- Most Noble the Marquis of Sir R. Carr (_lyn, Bart., Aid. Biisiol Sir Chas. Flower. Bart., Aid. Tii. K.srbt H0 Lord Viscount Sir C. S. Hunter. Bart.. Aid. Mil.ii.nitL Win. Thompson. Esq., Alder- Ki. ' ...
... fashionable colours, which, in addition to their ex- tensive selection of flowered and plain satins, ducapes, vel- vets, Tartan plaids, and other novelties adapted tothe season, are now on show at their Warerooms, No. 1, Chandos-street, Covent-carden. FRENCH MILLINER ...
... establishment, and consist of every variety which distinguishes the flower gardens of the South of France. Their English perfumes are also of the finest character, being distilled from . the flowers, instead of ihe cheaper and more general method of using the ...