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... and British HARHLE CHIMNEY-PIECES, MONU. an MIENTS. TOMBS; BATHS, COLUMNS, a SLBS, for~ Upholstery and Cabinet Work; at the Show noims of WhIch Re Establishment ~~is kept a most extensive sortment of Sta- we atuary, Makrbtle. and Other' Cllmney-plecr, ...
... passengers will very soon be general upon all the principal canals in the kingdom. Orders have been issued for all unmarried Chelsea pensioners, under 45 years of age, to hold themselves in readiness to serve in the Coast Guard Revenue Establishment. Owing ...
... through two others, richly ornamented and filled • with golden vessels adorned with rich jewels, which contained rose-water, flowers, and wine. They, then entered the hall of audience, round the walls of which the chief officers were seated like statues; ...
... and a drive•of a few miles in any direction only serves to show us hives of human beings. Liverpool and Manchester are at the present time as much parts of the same town as Poplar and Chelsea, or Camden Town and Camberwell, are parts of London. Oh dear ...
... over, the chiming/F./effecting a pendule of alabaster or gilt -amosise, and two porcelain vases filled with arti. .11161al-flowers and 'protected by glass shades; a • = s y light papercovering the walls, and some. • the additional ernament-of a few loyal ...
... -,e with 761,220 tonnage. From and to Foreign s scarcely be added, that fox, horses, does, , s o countries the year 1834 shows 5,192 ships, and T s 'nen were all exhausted together.—Sir 878,375 tonnage: and 1835, 5342 ships, and araphilus Lee, of Havant ...
... one of those who object to the very large and observed during the many years of his incumbency. 'When the of t e Camomile Flowers. The proprietor earnestly recorn- GRACE HORNCASTLE. (Reines now before th e / mute, I from Charleston-The Idris, Penticost ...
... wind and rain was experienced. tistence of the natives. 'flit! marina, or have a note front the itiarchionese.. This.elter- flowers . , which, however, dispense tneir per- them. and they see you, which will much con- some other necessary instruments. He ...
... necessary inetruntente. He has accompanied by all the ' beating; whistlin; sel have a note horn the Marchioness. This alter- flowers, which. however, dispense tneir per- them. nnd they see you, which will much con- ain was experienced. - fume during the _night ...
... om the imagination is bewildered with the many beauties at once presented, and the spectator feels as if placed in a fine flower garden, where, from the variety around, he is undecided which to cull for a nosegay; he knows n o t t o which to tur n , or ...
... te w rn e p_ re te f d oi t l o ,e t i r o s ff o , id i .r. 5 0 American have been taken on spa Ye are not missed, fair flowers, that late were spreading Charleston—Perseveranee Spaniard, who occasioned the late explosion at the Postoffice by chest in ...
... spring pelargoniums, fuchsias, salvias, calceolarias, verbenas, and other fine exotic flowers, and also half-hardy and tender annuals, for turning out into the flower garden, or into the' miscellaneous border ' in the beginning of summer.—Suburban Gardener ...