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... as lovely as ever and the two elder young Princes sport the finest mustaches in the world Collectanea Curiosa bee from flower to flower Cowfek James I It the custom of this “ merry monarch” to visit different parts of his kingdom incog “ for fun” and his ...
... wreaths flowers and oak suspended from house to house. The city was more crowded than on any former illumination, but, unlike any other, it presented every where uninterrupted good order. No scenes of drunkenness or fighting disgraced this public show of true ...
... fruit was composed of amethysts. A dress of Chinese silk, painted in bou- quets of flowers by the hands of the first artists enclosed in a case of Japan, painted in flowers a la Chinoise, and richly gilt. A great variety of what are called Cadeaux de Corbeille ...
... without fear of being annoyed by that midnight demon the night mare. Yours, &c. To Mr. Congreve, Chelsea. Prepared only by the Proprietor, Henry Congreve, Chelsea, and J4 £ Queen street, Cheapside 'in boxes, at 's. ljd., 2i. 9d., 4s. tid., Us. each, duty included: ...
... moved series of resolutions taxation present having been adopted of being in judgment adapted to state of prace Mr String showed the in of progressive improvement denied that the burdens borne strongly idea of reviving property tax That resource all Powers ...
... issued the following announcewent :— Outside, what you please ! inside, ditto ! A few days ago, as Mr. H. P. Cotton, of Chelsea, was rowing with two friends opposite Hampton Court gardens, on the river Thames, an immense trout leaped into the boat. It ...
... post office had calculated 1618000 at 1 produce the income which data then circulated 40980000 bail produced 48453000 dly showing large over calculations which prudence time could have to present to house expenditure follows: interest the funded estimated ...
... acturer 7 Or-ta-mills near Keswick Cumberland Valcniia- T Porchester-atrecr couunis- sion-agent F 11 Cannon Bloomsbury I Chelsea surgeon S BANKRUPTS hotel-keeper at Sept 5 a oatf-past 10 Bankrupts’ Court T Malthy Lawrence Pountney-lsne Aug 7 Sept 2 at ...
... melancholy bereavement several l nd families were prevented from attending ; the atten. die dance was however good. 'Ishe flower Show, consi 'ed dering the extremely inclement weather which pro. lervailed during the greater part of September, was very te ...
... all gravity of Oh ! say do ye like to hear The accents ringing in your ear sportive urchins faugh and shout those precious flower about Springing bold gltesome bound Proclaiming joy that crazes And chorusing the magic Of Buttercups Daisies! Are there ask ...
... evening from a visit to Earl and Countess of Verulam at their Gorhambury St Albans Sunday morning the boys of the Royal Asylum Chelsea attended divine service in chapel of Asylum Orders Court going ino mourning on Sunday last the ult for her Majesty Queen of ...