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... s Hanmer, .1 Wawn, .1 T cimpinaii, A Harcourt, GG Paget, Lord A Williams, W Chapman, B Hardy, J Palmerston, LdWilshere, W Chelsea, Lord Hatton, Capt V Philipps, Sir R Wortley. John Christie, W1) lleathcoat. J Plumptre, J P Vorke.Hß Cochrane, A Heathcote ...
... board of guardians of St. Luke's, Chelsea, requested the advice and assistance of the magistrate under the following very extraordinary circumstances: — Mr. Charles Morris, a person who had lately come to re- side in Chelsea, had his attention called to groans ...
... GARDENS] its REVIVAL at CREMORNE HOUSE, CHELSEA, on a GRAND SCALE. MR.GEOUGE ROBINS is instructed by the Proprietor to SELLby PUBLIC COMPETITION, at the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, July I. at Twelve CREMORNE HOUSE, CHELSEA, WITH IT' I' \ ?? 'INATINO AND RCA ...
... useful Information never before Introduced into Treatises on Arithmetic. Hv W. H. CRANK, .Mathematical Masfe irt- College, Chelsea. London: John W. Parker, West Strand. Sd., ' I^l1 1. ELEMENI LGEBRA; chiefly the Junior 1 By the REV. T. G. HALL, M.A., Professor ...
... summer mu^t commence in the month of August. 1. THE FLOWER GARDEN, containine; Direc- tions for laying out garden grounds in the various styles, a calendar of work to be done every month in the flower- garden, and copious list of choice tloweriii,' plants ...
... The Cottage Pattern is plain, standing on shell feet, the tea and coffee pot with a flower ornament on the lids. The King's Pattern is richly embossed with flowers and scrolls. The shape of either is new and elegant. Cottage Pattern. King's Pattern. ...
... Tuck. He wis in the habit of coming to Viscount Dillon's premises about twice a week for the purpose of attend- ing to the flowers in the conservatory. On Thursday last a breakfast was given by his lordship previous to his leaving town, and in the hurry ...
... of 5, Little College-stTeet, Chel- sea; Win. Benson, of o, Britton-strett, Chelsea; Henry Key, of 6, Pye's-buildings ; and James Foreman, of 2, WtlJington-buildingH, Chelsea. Jones was charged on tlie police sheet with having caused the death of George ...
... Frederick, 16, Gower- Dennis, William, Twyford street North. Villa, Coledonian-road, Is- Gray, Charles, Chelsea. lington. Graves, Charles, Chelsea. Desborough, Lawrence, Sise- Grant, Francis, Sussex Villa, lane. Regent's Park. Deverell, Thomas, 1, Orchard- ...
... (>l ' k Railway was, however, pub- ?? ,. S - ,,f tl £ M'K^t ?? which, to the surprise .•li.^ate,, L- wt Northern Line, showed an Ui u ])l , lr, ' s of To miles from London ofthe fther^. Nop thern Railway. f a 'dii ! a,HI Vl,rk Kailway Company ...
... Mr. Alderman FAREBROTHER, Lancaster-place, Deputy ...