... dressed a with every saricety of thle most rare and valuable shrubs, a Con- bc aSrTVat0rY of elegant Structure, beautiful flower garden, and towisrib the east is the fountains flosrer garden, wirth a ilighit of stec,~ li-sling, to the Splendid Amserican ...

... with flowers and narrow ribbons, sh very faull on the inside. Crape bonnets are trimmed with blonde and flowers. O-3any evening beinnets are composed of drawn crape and DS blonde, trimmed with light feathers outside, and a pro- sfsion of flowers inside ...

... Botanic Garden, Chelsea, Con- am, es ductor;- William P. Ayres, ?? Brook- the ?? lands, 'Blackheatb, Kent; and other practical. due ,h cultivators, m Id It is the intention of this work to form a, record ty ~ a of newly-imported species of flowers, and of new ...

... 20 his ton acres of tlse mune called time feet are laid dry by can ?? cc] ny colliery now working. I luer The tenansts will show the premises, and printed particulars All Ifly and p lanasrosy be had on applicatlion tso Mr..Shawa, of Lathom; Ani Mr. James ...

... whether he succeeded is not at ib present known. Late yesterday afternoon a woman, very silaecently dressed, calledat the Chelsea-station, and from p, information she gave there was no doubt he was her hus- rn band, and she proved that he was a basket-maker ...

... interest, yes to the For further particulars apply to Mr. Faulder, Ellerslie, Kirk of Marowsn, who evill give directions for showing the property; or Ma ge, and to Harris and Adams. advocates, Douglas, Isle of Man. i thcs diately CHEMICAL WORKS FOR SALE. ...

... Metropolis. Thle Arrival and Reception at Chelsea Hospital. A large Picture of the Ceremonial of the Lyimig in State in the Hall of Chelsea College. Royal Visit to the Ceremonsial. Tiso Reissoval froms Chelsea Hospital to the Horse Guards. The Anldisises ...

... daughter of Mr. Edward Valley, joiner and builder, Everton. Nov. 28, at St. Philip's, by the Rev. C. H. Burton, M.A , Mr. William Flower to Miss Eliza Knight. Nov. 29, at St. Philip's, by the Rev. C. H. Burton, M.A., Mr. James Joseph Dagg, watchmaker, to Miss ...

... Simpeson, plumber, Fred- TO, ,ar sham street, Chester. as .0- _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IS, ANTED, a YOUNG LADY, for the Show-rooti and the leti WV Sale Departmtent, at Mrs. Uptonk's, 45, Berry-street, This is a permanent situation, and oue who understands ...

... consulted daily trom Eight in the mnorning Als until Teil at nigist, and ois Sundays fron Ten till Two. (with r The above work shows the deplorable effects upon the system RESI ofexcessive Indulgence, mesntal and bodily prostnstion, nervous priem excitemeint ...

... HUN- TER-STREET to iiew premises, No. 12, BASNET'fl-STREET, Chureli-etrect, Liverpool. Legh~ornBonnets, Iibbons, Aetificlal Flowere, &c. AN- REMOVAL. Wife HOM A S W YL IE, wi hiro),T, u SURVEY-OR, &C. hig R. (FROM ROYAL B&NK-BUILDINGS), 12, CASES-STREET ...

... that the accounts shall bu laid monthly before 5' the directors, and published at the end of every six months, so a ras to show the exact cost of the beers and working expenses, a -and, after payteg a dividend of 10 per cent, on the shares, any d eu-pine ...