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... Chiring-crofs, Tea-Dealer, furrender May 9.— —Cuifcppe Paganucci, called Jofeph Nuch. Ha't-flreet, St. Paul, Covent-Garden, Merchant, June 3: bo«h Guildhall. Dividends to made.] May 9. George Martin, Roodlane, Chrefemongcr.—May 10, James Taylor, of Lea ...
... iMiddlefcx, linen draper, June 14, at one, June Cl, and July 19, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Twynam and Walker, King’s Bench Walk, Temple, aniel Chase, of Dean Street, Holbom, Middlesex, cordtrainer, dealer and chapman, June 17, 21, and July 19 ...
... thousand !-At India House Monday green teas fell 8d. per ?? Garden Market about to be rebuilt by Duke of Bedford on a scale of great splendour._ Hfaymarket Theatre opened Friday-Covent Garden closes June 30.-Sir W.. Dixie, charged with criminal assault on his ...
... as 1 have not the pleasure of being personally acquainted with him. i 1 remain. Sir, Your humble Servant, PRACTICAL GARDENER. Oxford, June 24th, ...
... will he finally closed in a fortnight. The lease the premises disposed of. A genteel House and Two Cottages, all with Gardens, Let. June 1832. ...
... Lynn’s specimen clianlhus’ and collection of • camelias’ were also much admired. The next show will held Phillis Court Gardens in June. The following is the reward of prises:—Mrs. Atkyns Wright, Crowsley Park—roses, lily, and leeks, K. Gar- diner, Emj. ...
... Latium. A. W., B iry-eaurt. St. nary As dealer In cigars, June 22, July 26; solicitors, Mews. Solomon, Finsbury-place, City• F. T.. and MAUI, R. II , Henrietta-street. Covent• garden, publishers, June St, July 22 ; solicitors, Newt Lepatd and Gammon. Clnak-lane ...
... Clan A.—(Coitagers who dare 00 former oceajons gained a wheelbarrow or 106. prize.) For the bed cultivated garden,* new wheelbarrow, or garden tools to the valor, John Probed, Brill, lOs and sade and hoe; Ind best ditto, Ins., Elisha Happen, Bo p arstall ...
... Baroness Churchill Mrs. Fuxoroft Jones Lady Georgiana Bertie Mrs. Symonds The Mayoress of Oxford Mrs. Hester Mrs. Henley GARDEN will June 16th, Two o be opeued on Tuesday, ‘clock, and on Thursday, JuHX 18th, ai Twelve o’clock Tickets, price Five Shillings ...
... varieties—l, Edward Pearce. Thane; 2, James Prubetts, Brill, 3, Wm. Ru*h, Chilton; John Pitwtao', Chilton. Nosegay from one garden—l. June* Probette, Brill; 2, John Mattnews, Brill; 3, Elizabeth Ewers, Asbendor. Flowers in pot (in bloom)—I, Gerrge and Caroline ...
... Ed'lard DIED. June 2, at Abingdon, deeply regretted, Willinm StarV, J.P., aged 6(2. Juno 2, at Reading, in the 72nd year of her aee, Harriet Wright, fourth daughter of the late Stenpb r1t Esq., of Haumersmith and Spring-gardens. ?? riqhht, June 4, Margaret ...
... of the tate V,ce Admiral Peter Douglas. _ C. B. June 15, at Naeaington, Northamptonsh , • { Davie., curate of Whitton, Radnorshire, to Jane, dangnter Richard Reeve. « * Kensington-garden*. deaths. _ . June 14. Overten Rectory. HanU, euddenly the Rev. Charta ...