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... now in London, and their Show Rooms will be Open on Thursday, the 2nd of May, with an extensive Assortment of FASHIONABLE MIL- LINERY forthe season, consisting of Drawn, Plain, Chip, Rice, and Fancy Straw BONNETS; Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Gloves, Mantles ...
... Mansfield, Mr. William Coope to Miss Sarali Jepson. On the 29th instant, at Mansfield, by the Rev. Dr. Cursham, Mr. Ashhy, of Chelsea, to Rebecca, youngest daughter of Mr. Nathaniel Bacon, the former place. DIED, At Mansfield, on the 24th instant, aged 57 ...
... Preniise tllrlli „ben the following conversation passed can show a gentleman ; nay, you show heller, for wind, he claims to regisle.ul ; . f. .her, that hjm sming magistrate .-.Magistrate : you show me a true Christian.-/'/li/odWpk.a Chest,m the claimant ...
... be had at Michael- mas next. A view of Lots 1 and 3 may be had on application to the Auctioneer. Mr. Franci3 Brooksby will show the Lots in Sutton ; aud further particulars may be had at the Offices of Mr. Tweed, Solicitor, Lincoln, or Mr. Capaen, Soli- ...
... the amount received of .I.73.i,ti4i'd. As compared with the closing prices of last Saturday the last rates of to-day's market show a decline of £2 per cent. in Brightens and Great Western, 1:2 in Lancashire and Yorkshire and London and South %Yemenis, LI ...
... millers having of late bought so freely as to provide for their immediate wants. On Wednesday there was an exceedingly small show of wheat by land carriage samples from the neighbouring counties, and the attendance of buyers being very thin, tie transactions ...
... sending themafteran absurd resemblance. Indeed, the only person at all like Mrs. Sloane was a woman who secluded herself at Chelsea, and afterwards turned out to be nothing less than a begging letter impostor. All this caused great loss of time; nor was ...
... Farley s and Mercer, Canterbury. Official assignee, Mr. Carman, Birchin Lane, Cornhill. Robert Westmacott, Fuiham Road, Chelsea, nurseryman, April 4, May 5, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. At- torney, Mr. Holcombe, Ebury Street, PimHco, and Chan- ...
... beauties presented to them, and, as it were, offering themselves to their welcome aa the companions of returning spring. The show of flowers from the nurseries of our townsmen (particularly Mr. W. H. Caparn) was indeed of first quality, and elicited deserved ...
... from W oo l w i c h. Several other regiments will in all probability be quartered in the vicinity of the metropolis. The Chelsea Out-Pensioners will be inspected to-morrow, and those who volunteered their services on last pension day will receive their ...
... point, on true net, flax (freedom& at Destilborghe, Ghest, divested by Übe belonal. H. Henek, also a lace flower beeket, in whisk the groaod and flowers are made of * stark piece. BY the samples of the thread with which they hairs been manufactured. it is ...