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... travelled so great a distance. The flowers were placed in stands of twelve and twenty-four blooms, and it was admitted by the most experienced growers that there had never been vitneated inch rich collection of flowers, nor such splendid specimens. The ...
... it into the pit.— {Laughter.) —The Learned Sergeant having urged his argument at some length, the Court granted him rule to show cause. Mansion-House. Extraordinary Scene. —On Saturday the Justice-room wrs full of tradesmen, who crowded early to the M ...
... The full band of the Coldstream Guards was in attendance, and continued throughout the day perform a variety of music. show flowers consisted entirely of Dahlias, which there was greater variety than ever before witnessed in thir country, consisting of ...
... in the evening. The vintage of 1811 was remarkably fine, and that of the present year promises to be so. Spanish Pride.—To show to what extent aristocratic distinctions are carried in Spain, it will suffice to state that upwards of 150,000 individuals ...
... cleared certain lime. Tlie Stock oooaiitla of all sorts and of Forest Trees, all sorts of Fruit Trees, Dwarf Evergaeens. Flowering Shrubs, and American Plants, Herbaoioos and Green-bouse PLots* Those that may be pleased (o favour him with ibeir orders ...
... waiting for Balls. Schaum brought witness a quantity of notes. He’afterwards saw Harris, Balls, and Schaum together at the Flower Pot, in Bishopsgate-street. Witness was present when Balls and Harris were apprehended. The parcel seized Ruthyen, contained ...
... that the most productive article of taxation in the colony is spirits, which realises revenue of 12,000/.; thus unhappily showing that the great curse of the mother country follows her children wherever they go. Major-General Sir John Wilson, commanding ...
... collision with him, lie was precipitated down the stairs, and fell against the sill of the window, and amongst some earthen flower-pots which were placed under it. The deceased expressed his regret to me that he did not sit down upon the stairs to avoid ...
... cultivation of flowers and shrubs. i»i few wee*.., perhaps few days, the aspect of this delightful spot 'tfiii much changed for the better. A great many improvements have been made ; great attention has been paid to the cultivation of flowers, and the results ...
... their things to pi hey'll clothe them in Coats Frocks, yook GIRLS in smart nd should you want them Ready-made,—t © House can show so a Stock of Little say it without ro; Toggery. reover, DOUDNEYS were the first who very kindly proffered cts for Our Clathes ...
... hundred and eighty thousand pounds sterling ?â?? Monthly Magazine. Flowers and Shrubs. â??Why does not everybody (whocan afford it) have a peranium in his window, some other flower. is very cheapâ??its cheapness next to nothing ii yon raise it from ...
... Manson sold the other day, in the dispersion of the pictures and drawings of the late Mr. Vine, the original sketch of the Chelsea Pensioners, by Sir David Wilkie, for 1991. 10«. The artist disposed of this sketch in the first instance for 50/. Friendly ...