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... different classes for flowering plants, and 2C classes for fruits. Stove and greenhouse plants in flower will, of course, form the chief attraction; and there are also liberal prizes offered for orchids, azaleas, heaths, &c. An autumn show is announced to take ...
... MILLINERY, Mantelet* and Caaaquea, Faille da Hue and Fancy Straw Bonnets, Finest Flowers for Guirlaodcs. Coiffures. Bouquet#; also some exquisite designs in Dressmaking. First Show this Day. MRS. JOHNSTON’S Depot for Mode*. 14. UPPER SACKVILLE BTREET. MRS. ...
... Staircase, ('pening into a suit of three Warerooms, extending Into Strand-street, with entrance at rere; also a fine range of Show-rooms, on second Storey. The whole of these Premises are fitted up with plate glass in front. There are also two Sitting! ooms ...
... country. To meet the growing demand f'-r first-class Flower* particularly ** Florist Flowers, have adopted our usual maxim of '‘barging the lowest pooalble prices. A tlon of 44 packets beautiful Annual Flower Seeds.. ,£b »! IMtto ditto ditto .. 5 6 Pltto ditto ...
... is described Frederick Price, of King’s-road, Chelsea. The body awaits an inquest « Brown, and c 0.. Respectfully announce that they have Just received the Latest Novelties in FANCY DRESSES, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, MANTLES, MILLINERY, STRAW BONNETS, LACES, HOSIERY ...
... on application. GRAND DISPLAY OF French millinery, flowers HATS. ORNAMENTS. Ac. With New DRESSES. SILKS, and SHAWLS. and CO. Are This Day Showing nil their New Purchases In MILLINERY, SHAWLS, FLOWER . Ac. BRIDE and BRIDESMAID’S BONNETS, With some exquisite ...
... evening, in order avoid the wet, and this is the more to regretted, the show, the last which will be held by the society this season, contained an excellent collection of flowers and plants, amongst which was remarkably line display cut roses. Those were ...
... Smith.’*' On show of hands being taken, The High Bailiff declared that Mr. Mill and Mr. Smith had majority. _ . . A poll was then demanded on the part of Captam Grosvenor. Mb. Bbioht at Birmingham.— Mr. Bright ipoke bat lew minutes. The show of hands largely ...
... appearance a small theatre which then existed at Chelsea, in a fantastic niece called The Man in the Moon. danced very effectively a burlesque shadow dance. He subsequently became a pupil of Mr, Frampton, and showed great aptitude for stage business in his own ...
... PARIS, and BRUXELLES MARKETS; also the arrival of their recent Purchases. We are now showing the Leading Novelties In FRENCH MILLINERY, MANTLES, COSTUMES. DRESSES, FLOWERS, FEATHIRS, RIBBONS, LACES, Ac. Also very choice Assortment of COLOURED DREaS MATERIALS ...
... mount, Kplls. O*. M- utli. In-irui Uxl liy A net km. U*ctr Annual Show Bale lu DIBUN, on THIS DAY (Friday), the lit tfeptemher, Rame. Kwi-fc. SO Jjinil*. above era by lYixr nl the Clonmel Show. Tlm* m PriM- >li. Ram. nn.l winner the Cork Oialinure cop. WOK ...
... aoi of notes ia circuiatioo is £19,784 745, a iacreese of £17,300; And the stock bnHion in both depsrtmeuta is £8,605.749, showing so mcre*se £541,137 when sjmpArtd with the preceding return lIKK MAJEBTY, 4c. Her Bojftl the DuchMa of K«at and tbe Duchesa ...