Anonymous

“ We trust we have succeeded in completing a work which cannot fail in giving satisfaction to our subscribers. It is our intention to publish annually, and doubt not, as we become more acquainted with the locality, being enabled to establish a work which will become thoroughly useful as a book of reference. ”

“ It supersedes the use of Oils, Pomades, or Washes, for improving the growth of the Hair and giving it a healthy appearance. One bottle will prove its most astonishing properties. Every person should see or use this fluid, as it is a new Indian production in this country, and should be used at Schools for Childrens’ Hair, and at the Sea-side, as it will mix with water, and keep the hair clean. ”

“ They are purchased by Thousands at the Exhibition, and the Inventor seems destined to add to the number of those who have made large fortunes out of the manufacture of the much abused, oft deprecated, but still universally worn crinolines.”
“It is an American invention, combining lightness and durability, and is perfectly indestructible with ordinary wear. The material is the best Clock Spring Steel, coated with purified Gutta Percha, so highly refined that they have not the slightest unpleasant smell; they will bear a good squeeze without getting out of order. ”

“ The PATENT FOOD is so carefully and scientifically prepared, that it is immensely superior to Arrowroot, Sago, Tapioca, Bread, Biscuit, Corn Flour, or any other kind of farinacious food for Infants, not alone from its purity, strength, and great nourishing properties, but also from its having been PECULIARLY and THOROUGHLY cooked in its manufacture, which renders it more easily digestible. ”

“ In expressing his acknowledgement for the support he has hitherto received, begs to inform his Customers and the Inhabitants generally of the neighbourhood, that he continues to furnish the best materials, made up in a fashionable and elegant style, at a moderate scale of charges; and begs to assure those who may entrust him with their commands, that every attention shall be paid to their wishes.
Liveries and Juvenile Clothing on the shortest notice.
R. BIRD
FRENCH DYER & FINISHER, HOT PRESSER, &C.,
33, LOWER SLOANE STREET, CHELSEA.
Feathers Cleaned or Dyed as in Paris. ”

“ It strengthens the muscles of the throat and chest, and acts specifically on the blood, by reducing inflammatory tendency. It is a universal Cough Medicine, and will save the lives of thousands, by preventing Consumption.
In consequence of the immense sale during the last five years at the Proprietor’s Establishment at Brompton, he has been induced by many of its patrons to give publicity to the Medicine, so that it may be more easily obtained; and it can now be procured through any Chemist ordering it, either from the Depot, 3, ALEXANDER PLACE, BROMPTON, LONDON ”

“ ROWLAND’S MACASSAR OIL.
This Elegant and Fragrant Oil possesses wonderfully nourishing powers for promoting the growth, restoring and beautifying the Human Hair. It prevents it from falling off or turning gray—cleanses it from Scurf and Dandriff—and makes it beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. For children it is especially recommended as forming the basis of a beautiful head of heir. ”

“ Genuine Patent Medicines. Soda, Potass, Seltzer, and other Mineral Waters.
Agent to the British Empire Mutual Life Assurance Company.
p. 3G. W. PARNELL,
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST,
11, VICTORIA ROAD, PIMLICO.
Prescriptions and FAMILY RECIPES are carefully prepared at this Establishment with Drugs of the purest quality, by duly qualified Assistants, under the immediate superintendence of the Principal, and dispensed in strict accordance with the Formulæ of the British and Foreign Pharmacopœias. ”

“ It immediately allays the tickling of the throat, which provokes Coughing. Persons prevented from laying down for fear of being suffocated, may depend on immediate relief; in fact, a few doses will cure any kind of Cough. ”

“ Moire Silks Dyed and Re-watered. Satins Dyed and Embossed, or Finished Plain, Shawls, Silks, Dresses, Gloves, &c., Cleaned and Dyed. Chintz Furniture Cleaned and Glazed. Bed and Window Curtains of every description Cleaned and Dyed. Blacks Dyed every Week. Gloves and Ribbons Cleaned Twice a Week.
ESTABLISHED 1849.
DAY’S RESTORATIVE ESSENCE, A preventive of Indigestion, Spasms, Flatulence, Diarrhœa, Cramp, Cholera, Cholic, Neuralgia, Nervous Depression, &c. ”

“ Ham, Beef & Shell-fish Warehouse,
OYSTER, LUNCHEON, & SUPPER ROOMS,
13, MIDDLE ROW, N., KNIGHTSBRIDGE,
Opposite the Duke of Wellington’s Riding School.
Tea and Coffee always ready. Hot Joints Daily. Good Beds.
THE SOUTH WESTERN
PARISIAN HAT BRANCH,
5, UPPER QUEEN’S BUILDINGS, (Three Minutes Walk from the South Kensington Museum, and Exhibition,)
MANUFACTORY, LAMBETH.
W. COLLIN’S
Respectfully informs the Public and the Tradespeople of Brompton that he has opened the above premises, with the best quality Goods pertaining to the Trade. ”

“ AND AT 3, QUEEN’S ROAD, BAYSWATER,
(Five doors down from Kensington Gardens) .
Gas Fitters & Plumbers’ Brasswork
BEST WELDED IRON BARREL,
Composition and Brass Tubes.
The Cheapest House in London for
Plain and Cut Gas Glasses.
BATH, HOT WATER, AND STEAM
FITTINGS.
Price Lists on Application.
A Large Stock of Shop and Factory Fittings always ready.
PLANS AND ESTIMATES FOR LIGHTING PUBLIC OR PRIVATE BUILDINGS IN TOWN OR COUNTRY.
Experienced Workmen sent to all parts on the shortest notice.
Burners and Fittings in Mansions and Public Buildings kept in Order by Contract. ”

“ Phipps J. butcher, 26 Low. Belgrave pl
Pocock Brothers, boot and shoe maker, 48 Grosvenor row
Polkinhorn Edward, fancy repository, 27 Churton st
Polts Lucy, Italian warehouse, 13 St. Alban’s ter
Porter Francis, tea dealer and grocer, 32 Elizabeth st
p. 136Porter W. chimney sweep, 18 Eaton lane north
Powell S. G. house decorator, 15 Upper Belgrave pl
Pownceby James, wine merchant, 1 Upper Eaton st
Prangnall M. baker, 31 Westbourne st
Pratt Anthony, corn dealer and baker, 70 Lupus st
Pratt Robert, dairyman, 39 Eliz. st
Pratt Thos. tailor, Cambridge st
Pratt W. and Son, tea dealers, &c. ”

“ Wright Anna, toy warehouse, 9 Stockbridge ter
Wright Edward, bird stuffer, 82 Upper Ebury st
Wright George, boot and shoe maker, 27 Bloomburgh ter
Wright John, fruiterer, 1 Sutherland st
Wright T. tea dealer, 39 Grosvenor row
Wright F. and A. tea dealers, 6 Churton st
Wright F. and A. tea dealers, 2 Warwick st
Wright Jas. A., Churton st
Wright W. butcher, 23 Westbourne st
Wright —, butcher, 2 Rutland ter
Wood John, the ‘Builder’s Arms,’ 5 Moreton st
Wood J. T. upholsterer, 2 Westbourne st
Wood J. and H. butchers, 34 and 35 Elizabeth st
Wood W. plumber, 8 Elizabeth st
Woodford Mrs. ”

“ Young Miss E. fancy repository, 32 Sloane st
Youngman, Hayman, and Burnett, linendrapers, 174, 175 and 176 Sloane st
Young Men’s Christian Association, John Lee, Secretary, 165 Sloane st
p. 104JOHN HIRD
Boot and Shoe Maker To Her Majesty the Queen,
AND THE ROYAL FAMILY OF HANOVER, &c., &c.,
Tachbrook Street, Pimlico.
ESTABLISHED 1801.
J. HIRD, having had a long and successful experience in the Bespoke Department, feels confident he can ensure a fit to all who may favor him with their patronage, combining ease and comfort, with durability, and elegance. ”

“ McMillon James, lamp manufacturer, 12 Grosvenor row
McMullen Alexander, china and glass dealer, 36 Grosvenor pl
McVicker, Peter, paper hanging warehouse, 34 Grosvenor row
Malison T. tea dealer, 32 Warwick st
Mace J. boot & shoe mkr, 107 Lupus st
Mackey J. house agent, 53 Upr. Ebury st
Mackay James Hayward, china and glass warehouse, 6 Motcomb st
Magnus —, Pimlico slate works
Magson R. furniture dealer, 18 Queen st
Malthouse and Son, boot and shoe makers, 15 Motcomb st
Main William D. lead warehouse, 4 Eccleston st south
Mandry W. greengrocer, 11 Dorset st
Manning R. boot & shoe mkr. ”

“ Yearwood H. licensed victualler, 10 Motcomb st
Yeouwell Ann, ‘The Grosvenor Bann,’ 14 Wilton ter
Yielding Mrs. C. confectioner, 32A Hindon st
Young George, ‘Princess Royal,’ 37 Warwick st
Young John, baker, 13 Moreton st w
p. 1ADVERTISEMENTS C. COLLIER, [1] JEWELLER, WATCHMAKER,
OLD JEWELS, PLATE, ETC., BOUGHT, OR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
p. 2 C. R. WATTS,
FURNISHING
IRONMONGER,
GENERAL HOUSE FITTER
AND
KITCHEN RAGE
MANUFACTURER
BROMPTON. A Select variety of Chandeliers and Gas Fittings, Fenders, Fire Irons, Lamps, Tea Trays, Tea Urns, Baths of all sorts, and Kitchen requisites. ”

“ Girling A. O. clothier and outfitter, 1 Queen’s rd east
Glead J. marine store, 21 Turk’s row
Glover C. confectioner, 3A Keppel st
Godbolt G. timber merchant, 300 King’s rd
Goddard William, bootmaker, 1A Cumberland st
Godings C. school, 12 Princes st
Golding B. R. grocer &c, 67 South st
Golding J. Pier Hotel, 28 Cheyne wk
Goodwin R. baker, 31 Low. Sloane st
Gordon J. rag merchant, 2 Keppel st
Goss J. W. Duke’s Head, Queen’s st
Goth Jas. coach builder, Turk’s row
Gould H. boot maker, 12 Leader st
Gould J. tobacconist, 5 Queen’s rd east
Gouldsmith G. auctioneer, &c. ”

“ Phillippe J. hairdresser, 6 Lancelot pl
Phillips Richard M. grocer and wine merchant, 4 Grove ter
Philpot W. watch maker, 13A Park side
Pickford & Co. carriers, 2 Middle rw s
Pieroy Joseph, the ‘Brown Bear,’ High rd
Piper John, Onslow dairy, 157 Fulham rd
Pits T. draper, &c. 4 Queen’s buildings
Plant Thos. plumber, 1 Sussex ter
Plummer J. pork butcher, 1 New st
Pocock Brothers, boot and shoe warehouse, 67 Fulham rd
Pocock Brothers, boot manufacturers, 3 Queen’s buildings
Pollard C. and E. chemists, &c., 1 Brompton sq
Pope Richard, tailor and habit maker, 43 Brompton row
Porter Rich. ”

“ Watkins R. ironmonger, &c. 14 Upper Belgrave pl
Watkins R. chemist and druggist, Moreton st
Watling and Son, pork pie manufacturers, 18 Brewer st
Watson Alf. licensed victualler, 51 Grosvenor st
Watson Mrs. E. tobacconist, 80 Lupus st
Watts R. and Son builders, 9 Motcomb st
Watts Mrs. Eliza, coffee house, 23 Elizabeth st
Watts G. tobacconist, 44 Admiral ter
Way Benj. grocer, New st cottages
Way John, tailors’ trimming warehouse, 14 Stockbridge ter
Weare W. stay maker, 17 King’s row
Weatherton Robert and Son, linendrapers, and Post office, 55 Cambridge St
Webb Th. ”

“ Bishopp Steven, brush maker and turner, 16 Churton st
Bathurst Mrs. E. stationer, 76 Pulford st
Black Ann, the ‘Feathers Tavern,’ Grosvenor st west
Blackaller and Co. linendrapers, 3 Lower Eaton st
Blackbeard and Peacock, drapers and hosiers, 4 Lupus st
Blackburn Wm. glass and china warehouse, 59 Ebury st
Blackburn W. F. stationer, 25 Motcomb st
Blackmore J. L. watch and clock maker & jeweller, 9 Shaftesbury ter
Blanchard George, greengrocer, 20 Upper Ebury st
Blanden W. tailor, 5 Whitaker st
Blanchard J. grocer, 15 Charlotte st
Blizard T. builder &c. 7 Up. ”

“ Alexander G. dairyman, 11 Churton st
Alice Francis, baker, 6 King’s row
Aling S. A. stationer, 18 Sussex st
Allcrofts Wm. gutta percha depot, 5 Bridge row
Allen William, picture frame manufacturer, 31 Ebury st
Allen Wm. cabinet maker, 4 Upper Tachbrook st
Allen W. H. wine cooper, 38 Westbourne st
Alsop Thomas, confectioner, 21 Grosvenor st
Ambross D. the Goat, 6 Queen’s row
Anderson Charles, chemist, 20 Lower Belgrave st
Anderson Anthony, the ‘Belgrave,’ 1 Upper Ebury st
Andrews S. hairdresser, 6 Wilton rd
Applegarth John, boot and shoe maker, 26 Elizabeth st
Arbuthnot Mrs. ”

“ Hall W. Italian warehouseman, 11 Leader st
Hall W. & T. oil and Italian warehouse, 3 Britton ter
Halmkin —, wardrobe dealer, 45 Lower George st
Hallaws —, marina store, 3 First st
Hambidge W. C. baker, 351 King’s rd
Haine Thomas and Son, butchers, 25 King’s rd
Ham C. bricklayer, New rd
Hands W. fishmonger, 4 Seymour st
Hance Philip, bookseller, stationer, music seller, &c., 55 King’s rd
Hannam T. greengrocer, 2 Upper Church st
Hansford Mrs. furniture brokers, 28 Lower Sloane st
Hardiman J. green grocer, Leader ter
Hardwick Jos. grocer, 21 Lower Chandos st
Hare Wm. grocer &c. ”

“ Green C. confectioner, 4 Ormond row
Green C. corn chandler, 11 New rd
Green Fred. umbrella and parasol manufacturer, 146 Sloane st
Green George, Devonshire Arms Dining Rooms, 4 Low. George st
Green G. baker, 100 Marlbro’ rd
Green J. beer retailer, 20 D’Oyly st
Green R. W. draper, 354 King’s rd
Green Edward T. chemist and druggist, 6 College st
Greenwood John, ‘The Red House,’ College st
Gregg James, tool dealer and cutler, 27 Sloane sq
Grice Jno. Keppel baths, 1 Keppel st
Gries G. J. boot maker, 1 College pl
Griffin E. news agent, 23 Robert st
Griffin W. B. boot maker, Robert st
Griffin Jas. ”

“ Williams D. tea dealer, 19 Sussex st
Williams E. bootmaker, 46 Queen st
Williams G. livery stables, Grosvnr st w
Williams G. S. trunk and portmanteau mkr. 21 Up. Tachbrook st
Williams Sarah, boot maker, 20 Stockbridge ter
Williams W. grocer, 2 Stockbridge ter
Williams W. tea dealer, 16 King’s row
Wilson Mrs. Martha, ironmonger and silversmith, 8 Warwick st
Wilson J. boot maker, 6 Moreton st
Wilson Joseph, pharmaceutical chemist, 20 Sussex st
Wilson Thos. stationer, 43 Ebury st
Wiltshire J. tea dealer, 44 Grosvenor rw
Wimpey Geo. A. baker, 6 Queen st
Winch Alf. ”