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... Trentment ot Accideoits, anid the Moans of preserving Health. C0t1iucteLd by CHlAIMLEs TI'seOnaS HADERI Surgeon to o tthe Chelsea and Brlonpton Dispensary, & COXTcEN;TS'Of Nit. 2-Are tile Interests of M1cdical jklen afficted by this Publication ?-P n tble ...
... which a Branch of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal extends, is within Three- Mile, of the Estate. The Tenant, David Hoyie, win show the Property, and for lurther Particulars apply to R .E. PAYNE, Solicitor, Leeds. Leeds, 18th Ma y,JB2l. . TO WHITESMITHS AND ...
... 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- ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... necessity by finding that a silk gown does not necessarily attract notice or inspire respect— The Honourable and Learned Gentleman showed off the following amusing piece of egotism, at the lite Lancaster Assizes. Mr. Coultroan was for the defence and Mr. Brougham ...
... Kingdom, comprising Dinner, Tea, and Breakfast Services, of the most prevailing Shapes and Patterns, beautifully Painted with Flowers and Historical Subjects, and enriched with Purple, Blue, and Gold Borders. DESSERT SETS, of most elegant Moulds; displaying ...
... Eight Acres, laid out Lawns »nd Plantations, containing nearly every Variety of Tree and Shrub%hfch will giow in this Climate; Flower and Kitchen Gardens, with good Walls, covered with Fruit Trees in full bearing; and an excellent Green House, well stocked ...
... apparent evidences of which, De points oat, Ist, the siihtagy with that of blanched plants fid. the much gn star prvgvrtisa white flower* in northern than ia equatorial countries ; and Sdly, the welldLßowa fact, thw Msy mvtti which are first white become coloured ...
... and Side-saddle flower /lata); a'so leaf the Date Palm ( Pheeaix dactylifera), 15 feet in length ; leaves of the Palm (cyan rtiolnta ). Cinnamon true Arit- U'U'chia . ibiata), 6ic. The next lecture, on Tuesday, will embrace the Flower, its parts and ...