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... l»e preached ia St. .Margarets -r. Kin . I.v the Rev. ._ ICH ARD V A I'ES, B. D. • . ?? to His Uajesly's Royal Ho-pital, Chelsea, j f. ' ?? ?? Ashen, towards tue Support ofthe Poor ?? c Grey Coat Ho-pttaL— Prayer, will ?? 7 ?? ?? ?? ?? INSTIiC- V. ? ...
... by Mr. a- clean HOUSE and spacious donble-fronted SHOP, in as great thoroughiare as about town, adapted for,any trade that show, and debghtful spots rent 36d. and the lease near.twelve years, and, with the asefal fixtures, will Doce about 90/. Apply to ...
... are rateetted to Bate particulars of the cafe, 'soft paid, •. ban) , twee, which will be duly antwared. - NAVIGABLE CANAL, CHELSEA WATER WORKS SHARES, AND MOW lOAOg BONDS.—MONTHLY SALE. By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, the 6th of June, at Twelve &Clock, at °areaway's ...
... Oo Clock in DE BAG MOVEC FOF 80 Resolations to the Cour defer bis motion upon tt next. Lord AUCKLAND moved for peeting the Chelsea and Greenw u bey tay to the new urtat brought before the ‘The ordered accounts were pre Company; after which the Hous z = ...
... oiidilion, upon iis first wheels, very light, built for a pair of Klood Horses. To be seen at Hootons, Coachmaker, King's- road, Chelsea. ' r I^O be SOLI), the Property of a Gentleman who JL may be referred to, a BAY GELILLNG, Shrunk two inches high, has been ...
... Welch Harp. Little - Mr. Jonés, Braker, No, 59, Dartmouth st. Westm. Mr: Paitram, Rose and Crown, Lower Chelsea ; - - - - oe j Coachmaker, Chelsea Mr. Kine, Rea Lion, Jermyn street, St. James’s_—- Mr. Twinch, Ship, Windsor Mr. Creke, Ne. 55, Northampton-st ...
... il (,e, rge rPoom*-burv. Saint Pan- J_* i, «. Kens„ I ' S: ?? i ?? ••*-'•» Uampstead, Wilsden, Patl- J-y, h v r ?,n * ?? l Chelsea, so f-f*» as they are, or may be , !Vf: I'itain ' : _ ?? , ?? with vvalereours-s fulling snto the P'°. pu:,r,'_°. *■' ...
... ssea.o. |,UI I'-, aud have e* rel , i * re? » ,P,4t ' 4W ?? ?? ?? for Wilo\vi_k ii.rrTisT7~Tr' -- souliut, ?? »V bi V ai SHOW IB rath ?? f '' : ; ?? Kvin-f t ,Ye ' ...
... CIIIKL •» i •; A.— 'to be LHTI, (or the LEASM to lxj J aOLS) ). a HOUSE situate on the South West side of Smith* street, Chelsea, command ii_g a delightful vi v. of the ne.g bour- hood ...
... By @alies by Auction. Flowers and. Fruit, Fleet-street. By Mesérs. GR HOPKINS, and Co. on the Premises, No. v6, Ficer-street, “1HS DAY, at Eleven, Ovder f ihe of ae. James Faosr, a, Bankrupt, in ats, 2 Vy valuable ARTIFICIAL FLOWER. and GARDEN, consisting ...
... secret he possesses in tuning Musical Instru- ments, has never been divulged to any person. NOTIC X TO THE Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital. TKE PENSIONERS are ordered, up»n making their Affidavits at the ensuing Christ- mas, and after every succeeding ...
... Durham, and the Biaek Swan York: Mr. Wiiliam Dix.m of the Deanery, the principal lenaut; and ,lhe several ol ber Tenants, will show ?? respective Farms. Mr. Mowbrav is authorised to receive any propo- sals for purchase ; a.vi sucii uf the Lots as are not ...