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... Ironmonger. de; June 13 et . Court of Cotmalssioners. Sot Mr ho44eley.oo4rusti'ildet P.lll J Osborn*. Cleveland -street. Milaend, ilota.d eene , baker. Sealed June 3. ROWBOTH AM John, of Long-leant. In tbe some. o f Surrey, skinner, furrier. d Cl June 10.17, Jut ...
... Brook and Nat. ton, June 6. Pet Cr Abraham Sanson? HanleT parish of Almond bury, grocer and tea-dealer. RICHARD JONES, of Romford, Essex, grocer, June July I » ourt of Commissioners. Sol Mr Reeves, Ely-place, Holtx.rn.— Sealed June 10. Pet Cr Richard, ...
... were placed at the bar of the New Bailey on Monday, em and dealt with according to their demerits. tat ViUXSALL GARDENs.-Tllese attentive gardens are nt to be opened on Monday evening, with a grand display n the pyrotechnical art; the designs are to be made ...
... public are, therefore, bereby cauioned not to cat any cucumbers unless satisfled where they have been ?? order of the Garden Comniittee.-June 26th, 1833.-We regret that we cannot publish the names of this ccumnber proprietor or the other cucumber growers ...
... portion of which tC now, by the uttirfitti elteigies of Mr. RIeed, presents the s verdure and fertilty of a well-cultivated garden. We e th select part of his letter, which weill be read wcith peculiar interest in this neighbourhood:_ It mst, I think, appenr ...
... w ?01 arrOpoliDellre. 1? , , NJ011 T1 LANC.4S[IRE CONSERVATIVE ASSO.C1.T 7TI6 *. TO SIR T. D. HESKETH, BART. KCm liar Gar-dens, June 8Mt, 1835. MY DEARt Sin THOM1AS,, d . I 'have this morning received a cop~y of the PrestOal c Pi'jlot', cotstaittitig ...
... Michael's Alley, CornJlyl2, coffee Couuse keeper, June 20, at ose-Alfred Robins, of Tavistock- street, Codert Garden, printer, June 29, at eleven-Jo il Carter, or Berwick.street,Sho, licessed viotuamller, June 29, a etwelve, t In ~~~~tohe Country. Edward Sheppard ...
... complete with fixtures; garden in front, and space 1 '? ll °' i-- to Mr. SAMUEL * LOR, 30, Cooper-street, Manchester; or on the premises r 6 BE~LET hv Tender, MENT HOUSE the Manchester Zoological Gardens, from June 24th, 1839, to June 24.Jfo(s--Sealc l with ...
... „* ■ >i BurT 'ngton-gardens, scrivener ; June 2, July 3, at the Court of Bankruptcy Sol Mr T Parker, St Paul's Church-yard-Pet cr Wilham Michael Papineau, of Malbro' Esq Fiat dated May 18 WILLIAMS Thomas, Liveipool, linen-draper; June 6, July 3, at the ...
... oin. —Wm. Choate's. gardener to P.M. Junes, Esq. ' Ellis. gardener to T. J. Trafford. Esq. thirasos.-8.1. Wilkinson, gardener to Lord de Esq. Estra prises were swveled as ,—.To James Ilanipson, for woken ; Won. Chorlton, gardener to I'. M. ...
... Whitechapel, London, June 15, at twelve—J. silk warehouseman, Bunhill-row. London, Jo 5 1 , at half-past twelve—J. H. warehouseutan, Chandos-street, Co. vent-garden, London, June 15, at o ,, e—R.Woot.LvEN,butcher, High-street, Southwark, June IS, at eleven—J ...
... Celebrate the day in your Lodge Rooms. TO THE RT. HON. HENRY GOULBURN. M.P., ANL/ CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER. Carlton-gardens, London, June 20. Sir,—l beg to submit that:the nature anti extent of the injury that will be inflicted on the West India planters ...