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... concerts shall be unique in their way, that hiscompany shall be thoroughly ennuye, and he always succeeds. A large building at Chelsea has been destroyed by work of young incendiary, sort of practice for him before he tries his hand at a Church or Cathedral ...
... to show that there was no slrtugh nor mortification, nor mor/uum, properly speaking.] The Coroner suggested that the examination of Mrs. Rhodes or Rodds, taken on Saturday, when Dr. Thompson was not present, should now he read, in order to show him the ...
... cover with leaves the sleeping lake. Flowers, come forth, come forth, 'tis Spring! Stars of the woods, the hills and dells I Fair vallcy-lillies, come forth, and ring From your green turrets your silvery bells. Flowers, come forth, ’tis Spring I Song% the ...
... same period, £56,228. The post-ftflSce has fallen off £54,006 for the quarter, and £51,017 for the year. The assessed taxes show a diminution of £82,471 for the quarter, and £29.768 for the year. On the year, the only item on which there is an increase ...
... DAIRY and FARM nt doddershall. httbopSToKij?. 1 tuid, Butka ; f. r . n y by Maa,,,. F-dward and John Kaad, and not*yMr. C. Flowers rh. Farm .on.i.ta 312 Acre.. Izod-t.z . tythe-frec. good hard road haa ben made to the fano-booac, into Qoaiolon Sean, and ...
... FARM, at DOUUEKSBAI L, in the parish ot (MJAINTON, Bucks i for »y year* occupied Messrs. Edward and John I, and now Mr. U. Flowers. ' The Farm consM* of 312 Acres,, land-tax ,tythe*frce.. T A good hard road ha« been made the farm-home, Dio Quainlon Seats ...
... underwent examination on Weduesday week. The Prisoner had stated that be was in the employment of Mr, Taylor, the rectifier of Chelsea, hy whom he was authorised to obtain and give orders for goods. In consequence of this misrepresentation, the prisoner defrauded ...
... and conveyed to the house of Mr. Phillips, surgeon, of Beaufort-row, Chelsea, who promptly dressed the wounds, and was put to bed. Jauies Fraser apprehended on Monday in Jews-row, Chelsea, on suspicion, and lias undergone examination b' fore Captain Morris ...
... Rickford, Esq., M.P., and a large and highly respectable party. Previous to the Dinner there was show of Danlias, Peaches, and Nectarines. The flowers were extremely fine and elicited universal admiration. The first prize was gained by Mr. Willmer.fbr ...
... before Mr. White, some of the authorities of Chelsea, on the following singular charge : —lt appeared, from the statement of Mr. Simmons, that the boy was in the constant habit of climbing about the old church Chelsea. was nimble any monkey ; lie could run ...
... that meeting of Agriculturists be holden at the Freemasons' Tavern, London, at o'clock, on the Tuesday after the Smithfield show, for the purpose of forming a provisional committee, with the views of finally organising central board, on which day deputations ...
... tile room, and suspended front the ceiling. 'flit! posts which supported the tent were decorated with laurels and artificial flowers, and the whul,. extent of the booth was floored with sound and suitable planks. The yeoinatiry band were placed in this tent ...