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... of John »nd James Adam and Co., Brokers, 11, Pudding-lane. pRYSTAL PALACE.-WHERE IS \J FUTVOYE'S? This hiving been a subject of much Inquiry, induces Messrs. Futvoye ami Co. to acquaint the >'bdity and gentry t'.at they have not any Establishment In the ...
... 1852. London Office, 4, Royal Exchange-buildings. HUGH M'KEAN. Agent. riHRISTMAS PRESENTS and NEW YEAR'S * ' GlFTS.— Messrs. FUTVOYE and CO. desire to call attention to their extensive Stock of English and Foreign fancy Goods and Novelties, suitable for Presents ...
... corner of Beak-street. FUTVOYE'S PAP I E R MA C H E.— The superior qualities of these articles need only be seen to be fully appreciated, arising from the well-known fact (among the aristo- I cracy and nobility) that Mr. Futvoye is the son of the original ...
... corner of Beak-street. FUTVOYE'S PAPIER MAC II E.— The superior qualities of these articles need only be seen to be fully | appreciated, arising from the well-known fact (among the aristo- , cracy and nobility) that Mr. Futvoye is the son of the original ...
... at Paris prices. Bibles, Prayer-books, and thousands of articles in bijouterie and vertu —FUTVOYE and Co., 154, Regent-street, corner of Beik-street. FUTVOYE'S EIGHT-DAY ROUND BRASS DIALS, 14s. 6d. each, warranted; also an immense variety of French Clocks ...
... — Retail, 154, Regent-street, corner of Beak -street. FUTVOYE'S F REN CII T I M E-P I E CE S. The statistical accounts, presented by tbe Customs to the House ot Commons, prove that Messrs. Futvoye are by far the largest importers. 500 of the most elegant ...
... cracy and nobility) that Mr. Futvoye is the son of the original inventor o' this beautiful work, who* choicest specimens are in possession of her most gracious Majesty.— Retail, 154, Regent-street, corner of Beak-street. FUTVOYE'S F RE N C II T I ME-P lEC ...
... t, corner of Beak-street. FUTVOYE'S PAPIER MAC HE.— The superior qualities of these articles need only be seen to be fully appreciated, arising from the well-known fact (among the aristo- cracy and nobility) that Mr. Futvoye is the sou of the original ...
... corner of Beak-street. FUTVOYE'S PAPI E II MA C H E.— The superior qualities of these articles need only be seen to be fully ! appreciated, arising from the well-known fact (among the aristo- } craey and nobility) that Mr. Futvoye is the son of the original ...
... , corner of Beak-street. FUTVOYE'S PAPIER MAC II E.— The superior qualities of these articles need only be seen to be fully appreciated, arising from the well-known fact (among the aristo- cracy and nobiUty) that Mr. Futvoye is the son of the original ...
... Chair. Communications may be niadii to, and every Information obtained at, the Hospital, or of the Honorary Secretary, Edward Futvoye, Esq., 23, John- street, Bedford-row. APPEAL on behalf of a HOSPITAL for SICK CHILDREN. Provisional Com.mittkk. The Right ...
... corner of Beak-street. FUTVOYE'S PAPIER MAC HE. —The! superior qualities of these articles need only be seen to be fully | appreciated, arising from the well-known fad (among the aristo- j cracy and nobility) that Mr. Futvoye is the son of the original ...