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... led Marble Statuary, and Beaudtol Porcelain. The AHTIQUS CHIKA specimens in Capo Monti, early S.Hrt*, Dresden. Wedgwood, Chelsea, Berlin, Oriental extensive and important dinner and dessert serriceof early the Kings period of 1750; also Dresden period; ...
... 0 6 0 Norwich ., 2 13 11 r 0 1 0 Haammersmith 0 10 0 0 1 0 Somers Town, J; 020 Dartnall ,, 0100 1 60 Glasgow I 1190 0 1 0 Chelsea . 212 0 3 13 0 Stevenson, Cullen 0 1 0 0 1 0 Whittington aud 212 0 Cat .. .. 0 0 9 ey 0 7 0 Ashtonnunder-Lyne 4 10 0 O I 0 ...
... 0 5 0 Norwich 2 13 11 0 1 0 lainmersinith 0 10 0 0 1 9 Somers Town, J. 0 2 0 Dartnall 0 10 0 1 6 0 Glasgowv I 1la0 0 1 0 Chelsea ., 2 12 0 3 13 0 Stevenson, Culleo 0 1 0 0 1 0 Whittington and 2 12 0 Cat .. .. 0 6 9 o 7 0 Ashton ?? 4 10 0 0 1 0 Southamptoll ...
... manufacturer ,almer T., Algpra-street, Beeston il, Leeds, joiner and bhider Chadwick W., Csstleton-terrace, Axmley, Leeds, ?? Flowers H. T., Rotkwell, grocer Teasdale J., Beeston-road, unaslet, Leeds, tobacconist Sandaver G. Spridgtiomn agricultural implement ...
... at tire Londen Court. 'TlreBankrruptcy Act, hOP. Angus A. TI., O~ld Broad-street, stock dealer, Bce. 1i Atbineon R. Dn., Chelsea, Dce. 15 Beard J1., Lime street, ,oineheunso keeper, Dao. 10 Eleyfl., Clreepside, ncckliorsanufsctrtror, flee, 14 Fletcher ...
... for nearly nothing, It is alleged by the master manufacturers and the middle men, that this is not the case, but we will now show that it is. If a wolaman goes to work and the master says; I shall give you Is 6d a dcgea for all the stockings or gloves ...
... Dupin, or Fontaineau may be easily discovered. Hither the exiles of France brought their traditional love for birds and flowers, and though, after a wide lapse of time, many of the national associations have faded away from the memories of their descendants ...
... source of mis- V gvn.All this month, when dtry, hot weather is nec'zts- saryto the gathering-inl of the hay crop end the flowering gr 9-ami plants, we have had scarcely a day free from 'a almocst, tropicaF storms, and this week cornl has been advanced ...
... and in Great Eastern, I Loudon aud Brighton Ordlinary, London and (;hatham Preference, and Metropolitan while North British showed a rise of R. The closings prices ?? 1204 to 120l, Great 3astern 41* to 48, Great Northern 1329 to 1331, Ditto A 1383 to 139 ...
... five-dollar wreath and expensive flower purchased of the Misses Lawsons, Madame Denel, or Madame Godefroy, has been wrought into beauty by these little fingers, for, perhaps, two Shil- ings, or half a dollarI The Artificial-flower busfiess is extensively carried ...
... aid are very expert, if they work costl ,tly can matke three dollers fifty cents per week. The flowers and wreaths which, uider the name of rtreaceh Flower-work, sell so dear anit are so highly vatued by ourfasheionable ladies, are miostly made h re ...
... iiliss was sent the Ladies' Collegiate School, Londonderry, and another scholastic tribute was wreath of beautiful white flowers from the scholars King Edward VI. School Louth. laurel wreath, with violets, was sent by the masters and scholars Trowbridge ...