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... charged with rashness disturbing this state of things, I take this admission, I and I show that the last three years the price has been only 21s. I attempted to show that there were causes, ex[ triiisic of the operation of a corn-law, which tend to diminish ...
... Americans corn bread, that was to say, bread made from Indian corn, and wh eaten bread on the board, the Americans always showed a decided preference to what was called corn bread. It appeared to some honourable members somewhat extraordinary statemcnt ...
... person holding a situation in nobleman's family, was charged with shoplifting. The shop of Mr. Senior, grocer, King's-road, Chelsea, having been of late frequently robbed of packed-up goods placed upon the counter, the proprietor directed his shopman to ...
... following bills : —The Mutiny Bill, the Marine Mutiny Bill, the Outpensioners' Service (Chelsea and Greenwich) Bill, the Outpensioners' Payment (Greenwich and Chelsea) Bill, and to several private bills. The Lords Commissioners were the Lord Chancellor ...
... Mrs. Fiddes gave several instances of the defendant's menacing behaviour towards her with his stick, and called evidence to show that it was not safe for her to with her husband, in consequence of the effeet which drink had on his conduct. A surgeon, who ...
... lighted candles and artificial flowers and other ornaments, one—that in Cadogan-terrace,. Chelsea—requires especial mention, in consequence of its immense and superb altar being strewed and surrounded with real flowers of the greatest rarity and value ...
... —JOHN MORTLOCK respectfully announces that he has lately made considerable alterations, in his premises, whereby is enabled to show the largest ASSORTMENT of CHINA, Dinner and Dessert Services, in London. J. M. continues to seU at the lowest possible prices ...
... the proprietor W I saw, and in consequence of what passed between™i sent for the prisoner Baddle, by the name of Lewis u showed Baddle the order in the presence of j Sf M Ph , U fthe^? ee f thc soli to & office, (Wardle being outside in a carriage with ...
... —An elegant flower, light tube and sepals, with purple crimson corolla.—See Gardener's Chronicle, September 20th, 1845. A New White Fuchsia.—We have just seen magnificent white seedling Fuchsia, raised by the Messrs. YouelL The flower is about 3 inches ...
... Queen. 4th Edition. Foolscap Bvo., Bs., cloth. HOOKER.—THE BRITISH FLORA. In 2 vols. VoL I.; comprising the Phaenogamous or Flowering Plants, and the Ferns. Sir William Jackson Hooker, K.H., LLD., F.R.A. &c., See., &c. sth Edition, with Additions and Corrections; ...
... 8, Baker- y ' Ebur y- S trwt, Pimliio; and at the Offices the Association, 355, Strand. CHARLES Seeretary. GARDENS, >ad, Chelsea.— ,u P? rb establishment will OPEN r the Season WHIT i. t ß#,loon Ascent, by the vetera. » Green, Six tte Ascent of Two Modrt ...
... llorses, exten- ret- sive productive Gardemme, Forcing Grounds, with Greenhouse, Hot- mde. houses, Gorape (tI Pine Houses, Flower Garden amid Pleasure Grounds. 01., Somnc nicadow ltamd if required. For particula's ird cards to viow, sea,.simply toMr Julia ...