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I_l M S BJ 7 245. PER DOZEN, CASH. This delicious wine may be obtained at the above extraordinary low
price, from the importers, BARRINGTON PARKER & CO.;" ---, PALL _§.W.
March 5, 1859 - Francis's Metropolitan News - London, London, England
A CRUCHE, in Porce:ain (S inches high), decorated with Italian ornaments in enamel and chased gold. The SWAN TAZZA (8
inches high), in Parian, executed by Messrs. KERR & BINNS. The JEWEL VASE (12 inches high) in Ceramic Statuary, enriched with chased gold tracery. A Photographic View (18 inches by 14)—THE MINER'S NORTH WALES, by ROGER FENTON, Esq; with FIVE VIEWS OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE, by P. 11
March 5, 1859 - Francis's Metropolitan News - London, London, England
In BINGTON commended , plied in Bottles 'lllW.Rltni‘ by Baron ' s and in GTON
In BINGTON commended , plied in Bottles 'lllW.Rltni‘ by Baron ' s and in Casks'of PARKER _ ;UNE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, 5, Pall Mall, London. ving please of this, JAMES BROWN. (Witness) T. A. JORDAN. To Messrs. Bryon & Co., 7, Brydges Street, Strand. HAMMOND'S MUSICAL PRESENTATION
March 5, 1859 - Francis's Metropolitan News - London, London, England
Samuel Addington, Esq Arthur Anderson, Esq. E. Hodges Bally, Esq., R.A. Elhanan Bicknell, Esq. H. Sandford Bicknell, Esq. Edw. W.
Cooke, Esq. A.R.A. Thomas Creswick, Esq., ILA. George England, Esq. Thomas N. Farquhar, Esq. Frederick W. Fairholt, Esq., F.S.A. John H. Foley, Esq., R.A. Louis Hague, Esq. Charles Horsley, Esq. A. C. lonides, Esq. Sir Edwin Landseer, R.A. Frederick Locker, Esq. James Low, Esq.
March 5, 1859 - Francis's Metropolitan News - London, London, England
Dreadful Fire at Paddington and Loss of Six Lives.
ON Saturday morning a fire involving the destruction of not less than six human beings, serious injury to two or three others, and the loss of a large amount of property, took place on the premises of Mr. Reeves, confectioner, Great James-street, Paddington. The fire was discove
March 5, 1859 - Francis's Metropolitan News - London, London, England
Subscribers of Three Guineas have the option of selecting any three of the One Guinea Works, or one copy of
A magnificent Photograph (54 inches by 21) of the INTEntoR OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE, by P. H. DELAMOTTE, Esq. Subscribers of Five Guineas may either select various Presentation Works to that amount, or one copy of the following:— A NYMPH. AT THE BATH, by GIBSON ' Esq., R.A., execut
March 5, 1859 - Francis's Metropolitan News - London, London, England
GRIIVISTONE'S EGYPTIAN PEA, Discovered amongst others by the Committee of the British Museum, in a Vase presented to them by
Sir Gardener Wilkinson, the Egyptian Traveller. Three were presented to Mr. Wm. Grimstone by Mr. T. I. Pettigrew, who assisted in opening this relic of the time of the Pharaohs, being 2,844 years old. The growth of this pea is different to those of this country; the taste is une
March 5, 1859 - Francis's Metropolitan News - London, London, England
GALLERY of FINE ARTS k\ t . ,_ . IiATIIBONE PLACE. ;'-----_'.---- _ \----- . ,J'' : . 5.: .,
r espectfulirinvite the admirers of Water-colour Drawings to VIEW their NEW GALLERY. '; embraces the beat talent of the two Water-Colour - ,ies. Admission presenting card. Pictures, Bra, ' ai4, PhCkt,pg.T. tarefully mounted and frainvl. - _ ------- > - -_ GRAND HOTEL D'
March 5, 1859 - Francis's Metropolitan News - London, London, England
FOREIGN SUMMARY.
IN a sitting of the Hanoverian Upper Chamber, M. de Kielmansegge moved that the Government should take energetic measures to defend the national rights of Germany against the stranger. The motion was unanimously adopted amid loud cheers. IT is stated that the Duke of Saxe-Coburg
March 5, 1859 - Francis's Metropolitan News - London, London, England
LEVEE AT
MAJESTY'S LEVEE. Tajt.sty the Queen held her first this season on Wednesday, the 23rd The day was beautifully fine, and :ge number of persons lined the .te from Buckingham Palace to St. Lmes's. The Queen and Prince Consort :rived shortly after two o'clock. The Duke of Cambridge
March 5, 1859 - Francis's Metropolitan News - London, London, England
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