... fitted wvith great .taste ;Brulssels carpet, witl etirresplolidingl hearth ruag ;large-size andl richly ornamentedl chimney and pier rglasses; Grecian lamp; circular rosesoud lou table, wvith card tuid other tables, enF .soils;- eighteen roscwood chairs, and ...

... GILDING IN ALL ITS BRANJ1VCJ`ES. ro Iln this department svill he found a very elegant and extcnsive f variety of Chimney and Pier Glass Frames, Cornices for Win- , dows, Ornamental Tables and Furniture, and richly mounted as Frames in various sizes for ...

... LaUd, iJ St of which are li 6n' slarid trie aifitider Ift t-. of tlip tIrI. Also ?? ` 's have latrly been ~ommnutlei at £e160 pier Anninom.' Thes present 'valuea ilf' ?? laivfisg oidi midetnely etimanteda £800 p'erAnnum, aod it* tinelitiful situation, combine'd ...

... AMBER SPECTACLES, 1IIR. E. SOLOMONS, Optician to their Ro6yal High- l, miesses the I)uchess of Cumberland and Duke 'of Sussex, Pier Grace the Duchess of Richmond,. and the London Royal Inlrinary, for a Cataract and other diseases of the Eye ; and Patentee ...

... Broadwood; mahogany chests do awurs; dining, pier, card, Pembroke, dressing, and work tables; side- boards; work-boxes; tea-caddies; nigtit conveniences; butlers' trays; portable desks; bason-stand&; mirrors; chissiev, pier, anil dressing glasses; carpets anid ...

... 1diig, ;\1 s gisily suit totither Cluairs, Chests lit, Drawers, Wa.liataisldI, SidsssOilrs DMisler. Cars, nod, 'rea rables, Pier sitn! DIs'esinsg Glsis. T'hr'le'l Sssfis, CarI'pet land Hearth IR1is, Chinia, GhssH, atlit eariety or ?? Artiriles. 'I'he Gools ...

... Clifton Favourites, Quadrilles, by Mtr. A. Phillips, 3s. for Is. 6d.' I S ONOS, published at 2s. each, selliigfior is. 1. Thou hast left mae to my sorrow. 2. Maiden wrap thy mantle round thee. 3. Thoa art lovelier. 4; I think of thee. Also, : 5The Great Western ...

... ks d1 wdsvhien ?? y purlotin ed treet s nlbiii of ii iiiItae? M1r. Ittitir ii 5Vi, l t, ci roultttioii is cram pt-, ht lite hast studtitmiily iaitroideit Ilthowinog Italt ally p'1ersimi lttts -vet' hsi--i rcloteJ propoteraccott in ltiollaien i t Exetet- ...

... withgood Skittle Ground, large Walled Garden, and excellent r Stabling, situate ill the pleasant and poptilous Village of HAst- ssono, about 4 miles from Bristol. Tb urniture, Stock, &c., to be taken at a fair valuation; Co - -i, modeate. y to Air. ODY ...

... readily obtain- 5 i? ed by applying to the Agents, Mr. DONAVON, at the Packet Office, t on theWharf, Cardiff; or to Mr. H. R. HAst, 2, Lower Castle- Street, Bristol. oj Emporrecidsyspecial Act qf Parliamnent. -el- CApITAL £500000. - Office (temporary), 3 ...

... to be throvit out during the race, or waterasslballasttaket in. ,-st-A blue peter will be histed on the flag staff, at the Pier Head, and 'a gun firle to ptepare for saiting; a,,d when the boats are to make sail5 another gun .will be fired andl a union ...

... level for a considerable distance-admits of an easy se extension of the line from Lewes to Eastbourne, St. Leonard's, Of and Hastings-and power is reserved to the provisional committee to make suot an extension of the present lile, if, on mature con- lE ...