... appeared be constructed of delicate while and pink draperies.—The pillars and roof hung with festoons of roses and other flowers, produced most agreeable effect. At the back of the royal table the standard of England was extended the breadth of the four ...

... Some laburnumv, madeda seconrd-blooming, and i continued in flower to tle ear:y part of this month: : Several yellows jasmine (which are considered rather tender plants in our climate) alt in flower, The cyno. I glassum omphalodes. an early iditimator of ...

... 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 ...

... Vigure. 3, Surrey-place, East, Old Tohre tett Kenat-road; (late of Adam-place, Kitig's-road, Chelsea.) Tu der Infant son of Johtn Lapihorne, 16, Pond.-terrace, Chelsea; anud sen M. Fowler's thtree children, Lambeth-walk. cbos, sotan This celebrated Balsamic ...

... Adams, th b OCCb ?tterill, Pocklinzton; Justice, Howden ; Slier- fo tbis, ,id; Ainsworth, Champley, Scarbro; Too- p4rSal Yslck Flower, Malton; Deighton,. Burldekin, Yn NQ55 IT i Shleppdrd, Thirsk; Pixon', Northallerton; (P a4 5raln'gt~O AtkinsonBarnard-astle; ...

... bottles, before they were completely restored to health. sTisl Prepared and sold by the proprietor, 30, Co.ege.street, attei n-Chelsea- also-by Butlers, Barclay and Sons, Edwards, inva ha Sutton and Co. London; Mander and Co. Wolverliaomp- pros ton; Topping ...

... lion. It might b* effected stuck* emissary, with perfect security and if the ait were done with dexterity, traces remained to show the manner of i»s perpetration —all clue discovery was lost the very success of the attempt. (Hear, hear.) The crime so heinous ...

... ani odd one. At each axil comes out a peduncle, nearly two inches long, sustaining from five to eight yellowish flowers at the top (the flowers are sometimes purple) which are succeeded by brown pods shaped like a prism, growing erect, and opening in two ...

... Beverley; Adams, Selb y; B otterill, Pocklington ; Sherwood, Driffield ; Cismlipley, Abi- worth, Scarrbro'; Yeoman. Whiitby Flower, Mat alton * F Doi-ghton, BuirdekinBIarshYorh 1 Thom ?? - ?? Iliodes, S Sutilth ; Dixon, Northallerton; Pease, Darr L 1ington ...

... elegant Assort. Y. ment of Fashionable MILLINERY, TRAVELLING d CLOAKS, Berlin,'useanyGrass, and Strav BONNETS, ad RIB iONS, FLOWERS, &c.; thie whole of which will ke'be ready for Tnspection on TUESDAV, the 12th instant th when Rhe will be happy to submit ...

... after the 31st instant. Rid 10moit, scar -ledon, 8 Mo. 29, 1834. SHOW OF RAMS. R TATTON SYKES begs Ad leave to inform his Friends and the Breeders of Sheep in general, that lie intends SHOWING his RAMS at, EuiM.ea'Horp, near Malton, on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd ...

... ought to suflicicntlv strong keep the blossoms erect and well exposed to view, and long enough show the flowers free of the leaves. The plant ought to flower early and aliundantlr. Bright and deep velvety colours are most admired. M. has observed that ...