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... of the Faculty 0 an annuity of £100, in considerati sald, ‘‘of his literary attainments.” of the most —who at the same time show v perseverance can accomplish—are Sanderson, who, although blind, colours and stars, and the Frenchma deaf and dumb born, studied ...
... Barnsley ; and the Leeds Markets are easily accessible by means of the North -Midland Railway. The respective I. aants will show the Premises, and Plans, Particul. irs, and Conditions of Sale may be had on tnd after the 28th ScPtsmeer Instant, by Application ...
... Oct. 11.-Our show at this day s market was not large, but equal to the demand. Beef st,„ ,1 long and sold at lower prices.— Beef lis. to lis. tid. per stone. Mutton NORWICH CATTLE III!. I.. Oct. 3—Our trade for ill for- ward sleek show- symptom, of ...
... mechanical a new and curiously or- orange tree, in fullsize, as you meet them on the continent. The leaves are of bronze—the flowers of Sevres China—the or. lamps, and there are seve anges are yellow glass e , which sing, a birds, of the finest plu- and Lop ...
... originals iv possession of thb Family. Bt the Bet. G. B. Gleig, Author of The Life of Sir Thomas Munro, Trsditions of Chelsea College,** 6tc Ia S Vols., demy Bvo, witb Portrait- irom Original Pictures 11. THE BEW BOMABCE BY THE AITHOB OF THE PILOT ...
... vegetables or with flower-beds, either under tbe spade of the gardener, or thickly grown up with orange ?? olives, limes and figs, some of tbein absolutely like forest- trees ; besides almonds,' ! vines, pomegranates, and other trees, and flowering-shrubs', j ...
... MousseUn de Lames, Velvets. Satins, Furs, Indianas, Orleans Cloths, Prints, Linens, Sheetin-re -TEToSmV ™!Sf!' Ribbons, Blonds, Flowers, Muslin Collars. Veils, Haberdashery, Maj , et*. «us, oneeungs, Hosiery, Gloves, «_r Families Purchasing will find this In ...
... and nine months for merely attending ,e political meetings. r, That your petitioners ask if this picture does, or 1does not, show one law for the rich and another for the poor, (all the political offenders, with the exception of O'Brien, O'Connor, and Jackson ...
... heart of England. CHELSEA, K;ENiSINGTON, ANID EAZ!P,'ER- ?? Chartists of this district lmve resolved to meet every Sunday evening, in the large rooms, over the United Temperance Coffee House, Lower George-street, Sloane-square, Chelsea, and to have a lecture ...
... resolution was adopted in favour of Mr. 0'Connor's Petition C0nvention Plan. CHELSEA.-At a meeting of Chartists, held at the United Temperance Coffee House, flower George-street, Chelsea, on Sunday evening last, is Captain Wall, I in a short lecture, ably expounded ...
... Fulham Bridge-row, Chelsea. George Sturge, do. 1, do. do. do. Henry Lacey, do. 7, Pentegon-place, do. Wm. Walter, gardener, 9, North Row, Eerls Court, Kensington. - Wm. Dalebar, smith, 8, Wellington Buildings, Manor-street, Chelsea. Wm. Whitehorn, tailor ...
... e, do. WUL. Walter, gardesier, 9, North Row, Earl'# Court, Ho Wom. Dalebar, smith, 8, Wellington Buildings, Manor-street Chelsea. Win. Whitehorn, tailor, 1, Newland-street, Hen- Sanmtuel Gifford, leather-catter, 1, Klsig-street, Ken- Tr sington, sub-Treasurer ...