... in the middle of the Garden, which is laid out with very great taste, having long and broad gravel and grass walks,-with flowers and shrubs all round them, and the walls well stocked with good fruit trees. It is a Commodious House of ten good rooms and ...

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... the nursery. its 'the forest, and the grove; as 1 vdge-row, and detached ornamental trees in the park- and i a the lawn. It shows the methods for raising and man- aging. simple and mixed copses; with the qualities of soils llb-st adapted to the va'io-uS ...

... Newest Patterns of BRUSSELS CARPETS, as they come out- from the first _ Manufacturers in England, Awhich lie will be happy to show to any Lady. or Gentleman who may favour him witi an inspection. The. Carpets chosen will be had on the shortest r notice, ...

... in the Trade in this quiarter ; r, it abounds ii Fruit and Forest Trees, Gooseberry and b Currant Bushes, Evergreen and Flowering Slhruis, &c. d' Gentleines ?? with careful and expe- 0 iiencellc Gardencrcs, Lcrrra Seti'rrrds, or Overseers. - Brond-si ...

... inches in length, of the same metal as the medal, which is brass. one side is an cHigv of the Pope, and the same head reversed shows the prolile a figure, which appears to intended for bust of the devil; the inscription this side runs as follows:— Ecct-ESIA ...

... f ilie r _oble-st _specimens ot _. English art , om _; of the -.. _„ _, ( _nationul _works , ia _shut up , and _maile a _show ff ot the _aka t'f I ' 1500 a _>•' ' In t 11 _usurpation ' du not believe _thiil _the rulina idea wilh the _Chapter I ...

... she at-that hour prefer The simplest harebell' ever worn On brow or breast-of lowly-born - To York's or Lancaster's proud flower, And envy what:the haughty scorn While prisoner-in a palace-bower. There might be apgyish in the thought, - For hearts, while ...

... attention to your lemons which *required, in order to benefit by them, and especially whetli4You hie^ been always inclined to show that degree bf deference and attention to the advice of the gentlemen whom my well directed choice has placed about you, which ...

... beautiful white moss rose, covering upwards of 15fi square feet of wall; it his1 upon- it 9so flowers anti buds, viz. 244 flowered, 276 in flower,-and 460 buds to flower, all perfect and as white as snow. Quantity of Cormts (IttmE sold at- Trurn, Jltli 23. 2PSI9 ...

... -Dillon. a bean iful white moss rose, covering upwards of 128 mum* feet or wall: it has upon it 980 flowers ad bud., viz. 244 flowered, 276 in flower, and 460 buds to fl neer, all perfect, and as white as snow. We believe this plant cannot be equalled ...

... Cooope, Esq. Con William Cotton, Esq. F.R.S. othl William Stanley Clarke, Esq. F.R.S. to T William Davis, Esq. ton Sir Ch arlcs Flower, Bart. and Alderman. des James A. Gordon, Iisq. M.D. OWI Hugh Hammersley, REsq. haa John llawes, Lsq. William I-leygate, Esq ...