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... Great as is the enterprise on which Englishmen bent many of the collaterals calculated surprise ordinary observer The crystal palace in is perfect novelty in architecture Mr Paxton an artist whoso and fame were almost unknown beyond Chatsworths Jprior ...
... poisonous nature. Tire Great Northern Railway Company have, it said, purchased the clock that regulated the time at the Crystal Palace, w ith the intention of placing it the tower of their station, when completed, at King’s-cross. It appears by a prospectus ...
... Builders, Painters, and the Trade, supplied on liberal terms. COTTERELL BROTHERS, 46, Broadmead, Bristol, and 5. Bridge-street, Bath. TSSSATSNGO OF XHB CRYSTAL PALACE. IN consequence of many thousands of persons in the United Kingdom having been unable to obtain ...
... FOUND IN TUC GREAT EXHIBITION.—There is still coosiJerable quantity of lost property in the station-house adjaceut to the Crystal Palace, although it has been advertised at various times. Now that Ow fete of the building a katewri the whole of the property ...
... an Asiatic palace, as such palaces existed in the palmy days of the Assyrian monarchy, and with an avowal that JE5000 had been placed at his disposal for the construction of such a restored royal Ninevite habitation in the New Crystal Palace. The lecture ...
... THE CRYSTAL PALACE The approach of the opening day stimulates the working directors of the Sydenham Palace to increased exertions, and the preparations are urged forward in department with unremitting activity. Sir J. Paxton has assumed for the moment ...
... and arrangements for doing so have alNatly been made.—North British Daily Mail. , OPENING OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE. PROODAMILS Or THE OPENING Or THE PALACE, ON SATCft- DAT. (THNI DAY) JUNE 10. • dais has been raised on an elevated platform in the ceogral ...
... shouting for Jullien.—Musical World.— M. J ullien had a truly monster concert in the Crystal Palace at New York before his departure for England. Several choral societies aided, and there were 600 voices. while the audience numbered 42,000 persons. 11 Rule' ...
... Caltio, Fore 6d. . . .. aTo and . f;Cirom Cardiff, 4th, r.th, 11th ; ditto from Bristol, 200, Sol, 7th, 16th, 1101, lath, and MM. Arriving at and Marling from limbered Basin, Bristol, calling at Hotwells, where Passengers will landed and embarked nt the Kownham ...
... well-dressed young woman was, Tuesday, convicted at the Lambeth police-court, of picking flowers from the azaleas the Crystal Palace. The msgistrate fined the offender I/., and adjudged her pay ;>s , the assumed amount the injury, and also the costs. ...
... applving to FOWLER and FRY, Bristol, Licensed Makers of Corne's Patent Chaff Cutters and ge- neral Agricultural Implement MAKERS »j JeJ™c LT I The Root Grater rnsy also be seen in the Agricultural DEPARTMENT of the Crystal Palace, Sydenham. CANDLE LAMPS. ...
... WELSHMAN AND GENERAL ADVERTISER FOR THE PRINCIPALITY OF WALES CARMARTHEN' FEB 8 1856 For Linen Beautifully White SCORE’S WASHING CRYSTAL (i ii packet boinR sufficient for twelve gallons of water muoh Time Labour and Soap improves Colour soft It is particularly ...