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... you of R. ' . * , I live. Sir, Eatl's Court, near Bromptjm. where I ployed the grounds of a very eminent farmer and gardener. Saturday, June had followed the plough pittaf the day, and, finding myfelf rather warm, drank draught of cold water, and threw off ...
... info*m you it. live, Sir, Earl's Court, near Brompfon, wh ...
... BUSINESS OF THE GARDEN FOR JUNE. \ou should sow the various esculents for late crops nt the interval of a fortnight ; continue your course of plant- ing out as the plants are ftt, and be careful in thinning and j cleaning those vegetables which are not ...
... Cawood tobacconist, Sunderland, Durham. J.Wright. H. Robinson, and E. W . Jermnghani, hankers Henrietta-street, Coven t-garden O. Junes ironfounder, Birmingham. J. Malleit, primer, Wardour-. treet. J. Tdiylor, iron merchrnt, Wednesbury, Staffordshire. S ...
... minute the till, .hich contained len or mure sovereigns, silver, and copper, was gone. till was iihortW after found in a garden in June-lanc. about 20 yards from bouJi Several persons met men run n . and one had some money his hat. j foot' herr became known ...
... town will be appointed as Sole Agent, on applatetioa as rem with GENERAL HOLIDAY! NOVEL ATTRACTION!!! ROYAL VICTORIA GARDENS, MONDAY, JUNE 79t►. I 84& BRIWANT ILLUMINATIONS. PROMENADE. CONCERT. FIREWORKS, Ae., Ac.. to hos*. of the Anniversary of the Corooation ...
... with large garden and a tenement adjoining, siiuate at Haven-street, now occu- pied by Ann and Lydia Thearl. Lot 5. A brick built and slated TENEMENT, with stable, cart- house, piggery, and three-fourths of an acre of capital arable and garden ground, situate ...
... for the reprsesntation of this division of the County:- Calton Gardens, 21st June, 1347. Sir,-I have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 17th instant, transmnitting to me a Requisition signed by a ltrge isusober of the Electors for the South- ...
... and Thursday ; returning *> ednetday. snd Fridays. „ . From Soothamptow. ?? 1 • 54 After. Wednesday June 2 Midnight Thursday, June 3 8 R.p„ &—.,, Junes > ?? MiSt. These v_j. , , „„ !»oticb to Shippers. «nr F ri«lay* UtakeGOODS from H-»« '/ Monday, Wednesdsy ...
... ECCLESIASTIC AND THEOLOGIAN. June Number An excellent number as usual, but from the several nr- ticles we would select Tracls on Confession, Old and Hew, as especially deserving attention at this crisis. THE GARDENERS' RECORD. June Number. A very useful and ...
... WATHERSTON and BROGDEN, Goldsmuiths, A. Crystal Palace, Sydenbom; and Manufactory, No. 16, CotI Eenriettn-atreet, Covent Garden, London. June Established A. D. 1798. wof]t N.B-Assays made of Chasins and Jewellery for Is. onsi each. IV TTARVEY'IS SAUCE.-The ...
... green ditto, Mr. Elliott, gardener to Mrs. Smith-second best ditto, Mr. Edwards, gardener to the Lord Bisbop of Chichester; best dish of in-door peaches, Mr. Elliott-second best ditto, Mr. Bell, gardener to Mrs. Huskisson; best dish of out-door peaches ...