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... TOMBS . OF THE PROPHETS, by the Rev. WILLIAM TAYLOR WILD, of St. John's College, Cambridge, sad Curate of Newark -upon-Trent, Notts. Ridge, Printer, Newark ; Srmpkin and Marshall ; Hatchard, end Rivington, London ; and all other Book- sellers. FARM. TO .LET. m \ SMALL FARM of 50 Acres, good Turnip Land, xA to be Let on Lease, for a Term of Years. There is a good House snd Premises on the ...
... to the numerous Persons who have so ndly assisted them in their distress. Berechurch, 16th September, 1831. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. MR. ROLFE, Linen and Woollen-Draper, Market Hill, Sudbury, has a vacancy for a Youth of respectable connections as an APPRENTICE. A premium will be required. — Letters postage paid. ...
... also a capital WIND MILL, and 24 Acres of LAND, both situate at TOL- LESBURY. Apply to Mr. W. BENNET, Solicitor, Bury St. Edmund's. 7. H. BRYANT, LINEN DRAPER, MERCER, 6)c t I k ULY sensible of the liberal patronage received, _I_JF in connection with his late respected Partner, Mr. ALLEN, returns his most sincere thanks to those Friends who favoured them with their support. J. H. B. in ...
... inform those Ladies and Gentlemen who are fond of Flowers, that he has received his Hyacinths, Narcissus, Tulips, &c. from Holland in good condition, and will be glad to send them to their order in any part of the country. Fine Hyacinths with their names, as low as 6d. per root, and very fine sorts at Is. each. Polyanthus, Narcissus Ss. per doz. Fine Early, Double, and Parrot Tulips, at 2s. ...
... PATRONS, FRIENDS, AND VISITORS ©t (Slajntti. oofc, neat alI t IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX. By SAMUEL CURTIS, F.L.S. MANY admirers and cultivators of Horticulture having represented to Mr. Curtis, that his ex- tensive pursuits in that line at Glazenwood would be attended with more advantage and interest to the public, and be more and oftener visited by families of distinction to view the ...
... THE IMMEDIATE PATRONS, FRIENDS, AND VISITORS ...
... io ttK. occupation of Mr. Wm. CANT, deceased, situate io the Parish of St. Michael Mile End, Colchester. — Rent a year. For Particulars, apply to F. SMYTHIES, Esq.. North Hill ; or Mr. J. H. THEOBALD, AU Saints Colchester. A FARM Of 120 Acres of Turnip and Pasture Land TO B X LET, FOR A TERM OF YEARS. f THERE is a respectable RESIDENCE upon the Estate about undergoing immediate repair, situate ...
... has taken the Business lately carried on by Mr. G. PEGLER, and is now conducting it on tbe premises, late in the occupation of Mr. ROBERT MATTHEWS. He hopes the experience he has bad in some of the first Houses in London, will enable him to obtain the approbation of all who may favour him with tbeir commands, assuring them they may rely on obtaining, at bis Establishment, Drugs, Chemicals, and ...
... of MORNING COMMUNINGS with GOD; or, Devotional Meditations for every Day of the Year. Translated from the original German of Chris- tian Christopher Sturm, Author of Reflections, &c. f By WILLIAM JOHNSTONE, A.M. These Devotional Meditations are every way worthy of the Author, aiid deserve a place near the beautiful Recollections of Fenelon. London : printed for Baldwin and Cradock. Of whom ...
... Residents of Colchester, that they have just sent a supply of the following Fashionable and Select Articles 'or the Toilet ; t^SssV MACASSAROIL. of unfailing efficacy for aiding the Growth of Hair, to an extent surpassing belief ; also for preventing bald- ness, and for imparting to the. Hair an imperishable quality and an undecaying youtbfnlness, tbere is no- thing equal to, nor in any degree ...
... letter, post-paid, to Messrs. Swinborne and Co., Colchester. COJLCIIENTJKR FAIR. PUBLIC DAYS. THE ANNUAL PUBLIC BREAKFAST will be at tbe Three Cups Hotel, on Wednesday, Nov. 23. Admittance, 2s. od. each. On tbe same Day, a PUBLIC DINNER wiU be at the above Inn, at Four o'Clock. Thi'rsday Evening, November ?? the BALL fad SUPPER. r m t. d. Dinner Tickets, for Ladies, 7 6 Ditto, Gentlemen 15 0 ...
... with certain Alleviations and Support, under its most Alarming Forms. bt ms Her. J-FVn. ?? oM.Jx\ . Minister of St. Thomas's Church, Birmingham, and tate qf St. Peter's, Colchester. We escaped by the mercy of God — only by tbe mercy of God. — Lempriere, British Consul, at Faro. PRICE 6d. y^sws— s—^— — 1 '1 1 PRICE and GOSNELL'S PERFUMERY having tbe decided preference over all otber, they ...