... Ihey still con tu.ue v. decline in puce. Out show of _ieep ai.d L.ullis was very laige, and laige quantities were .old, hut al very .educed p. ices The number, may be quoted al o_K). We had but a very thin show of lean L'allle and Calvers. Little or no altera- ...

... INDEPENDENT A vuprsrcr, but not facetious letter appeared in the last week’s Me>cUry, in which the writer has endeavouied to show that Catholics and Dissenters cannot unite in celehrtiting the principles that placed the present family on the throne of these ...

... Gold' Eight Days' Watch, Diamond and Pearl Ornaments, a.d a n_u;m- ficent Collection of rare old China, Oriental, Dresden, Chelsea, and specimens of the most celebrated Porce- lain Manufactories, consisting of noble large Jars and Beakers, Three Feet High ...

... his Agents in the Country. MARRIAGES. On Monday, at Chelsea Church, 1. F. Johnson, of Spalding, in the county of Lincoln, Esq. Millecent Ann, daughter of Mr. Stephen Moore, of Sloane-strcct, Chelsea. On Saturday sc’nnight, at Gateshead, Mr. Wm. Depledge ...

... For further Particulars apply to Mr. Tanner, Bank- Street, or William Ward, Sofitator, Boar-Lane. Leeds, either of whom will show a Plan of the Premises. VALUABLE ESTATES. ~~ Sleelley, Foulstone, and Langset, Yorksliire. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, in Lots, ...

... mention.— But I be the most extiaordinary beast in whole collection, for their snvren, and show my peeroggative In keeping them in order. If you should like to show-woman, you shall command all these beastes and Yonr bumble servant, *■ Zebra Cockatoo.” Anecdote ...

... Christian and his comrades.” The hay harvest commenced in the neighbourhood of the Metropolis on Tuesday week. Grass was cut near Chelsea College, at Hammersmith, Acton, &c. The grass is very fine; but more remarkable fur thickness than for length. Sheffield and ...

... eont___dng 140 Acre* of watered Mt ** do *- an ** P * ?? * c ?? 4 . *&1 fenced and Mr. J. Rhymer, of Appleton-Wiske. will show m! nM*!. Rnd for farther Particulars, apply to Mr. R. M. MmsLBTO*. of Thirsk, who will receive Proposals Cif by Letter. Post ...

... enough to take them home again. Papa would not come with us, because when he was quite a youth, he got a very great alarm in Chelsea Reach, because the watermen would put up sail, and from that time to this, be can never be prevailed upon to go to sea —so ...

... funded by a wall, newly stocked with the ehoicett Krai i Trees, the Ground within ir tastefully laid out in a small Pleasure Flower, aad two E ilri.cn Gardens ; the House contains a Dining, Drawing, two large and fmir small I-oaging Rooms well cbweted, two ...

... solicitous to keep on terms with the liberal portion of the Cabinet, is hopeless. On Saturday last, David Smith, aged 76, a Chelsea pensioner, went to t'.iaw hit quarter a pension on ihe Collector of Excise at Halifax, and on his return home fell down in ...

... funeral. Early in the evening a veteran body of Grenadier Guards, who were emphatically called Waterloo men, and whose medals showed where they had acquired that honourable title, were drawn in a line along the south aisle, at the extemity of which a large ...