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... (Ixtords.treet, tailor. Julne 21, H. J. Cool, lli8.ije row, High-street, Islington, draper. Juloe 18, 1. dtliis, College-street, Chelsea,builder. .June 18, G. K. 2,A,,bnou, High btreet, Whitechapel, potato dealer. June lb, B. tud G. li. n. Lawrence, Old Broad-street ...
... head, Luddon, Norfolk, boot arid sboe ?? Ricket, Mor- gan's-nlace, Liverpool-road, lalitition, out of ?? Ward, Saith-street, Chelsea, ?? Viney, Alfred-place, Hanosey- road, ?? Million, Southend, iseox, ?? Waltow, Kingsdootn, Kent, ?? Chambers Mer- reworth ...
... age-yttd, Bucklershury, East India merchants.-tly ,. and It W'thtrhog lles, enlt. tbrmer.JulY2, J 'onl or late of Sidneystret, Chelsea, ?? 27 A. M. Patterto.', J. Walker, J. liydall, anti C. B. T. ;oper. ?? d, Stafiordshire, irontounders.JIly. 31, J. larltid ...
... stock of bullion in both departments is 13,371,647/, showing an increase of *65561, when compared with the preceding return. SnIpPrNfi RETURNs.-Vicount Melgund, MP., has obtained an official return showing that the amount expended for ships and vessels built ...
... the morn- ing of Sept. 1st describes the scene as dreadful, the whole river being covered with the wrecks of the fra- gile flower-boats and small cralt, great numbers; ot which were dashed to pieces by the large junks, which, after being forced from their ...
... entertainment for Easter. The appearance of the house-it was quite full -would seem to justify the policy of the management, by showing that the bill, though it promised no new novelty, did not lack attraction. The pieces performed were The Hop-Pickers, Who ...
... OYAL BOTATIN CoCOCIETY.TTe exhibition, on Saturday last, of American plants exclusively, was a newr feature in the botanic shows of tbis society. The arrange- ments were on a scale hitherto unrivalled. The immense tent under which the collections are grouped ...
... temporary tent erected over the court-yard at the end of the apartment; the lower part of the tent had ascreen formed of flowering plants. A quadrille was formed and the ball was opened shorily ‘before ten, her Majesty ho- nouring the Marquis of Granby ...
... cityof Westainster, fromn Chelsea Ldnayea, in Middlesedr from thewcity ?? froy Branscurton, in Yor shire, where the estates for its support are situated.di EFPECTS OF FRFE;-TRADE.-DIMINUTIQN OF~ BANX' ?? following table shows the nsumber of - bankruptcies ...
... at his residence, Peckham, Surrey- MattheWe Flower, Esq., late ot St. John's, Southwark, in the sitb ?? July 39, at Greenwich, Lieutenant Andoe, ?? aged 92. July131, at?7, Grove-cottages, Manor SsetrCl Chelsea, 13 the 8sat year of his age, Mr. William 53a500 ...