Newspaper Transcripts
Some Selected Reports from The Windsor and Eton Express
Saturday, May 17, 1834.
COUNTRY PIANO-FORTE TUNING.
THE difficulty in procuring a competent Piano-forte Tuner in the Country, induces W. TIERNEY to offer his services to the Nobility and Gentry, on the following terms, the distance not to exceed 20 miles from Town, and not less than four instruments in the same neighbourhood - Grands 9s. Cabinets 7s. 6d. Square, 6s. 6d; the charge to increase in proportion to the distance.
10, Rolls-buildings, Fetter-land, London.
PHAETONS FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD,
TWO DOUBLE-BODIED PHAETONS. One a fashionable Cob, painted green, with caned back. The other, raised back, and painted green.
May be seen at Mr. Pursey's [?], No.65, Peascod-street, Windsor.
TAKE NOTICE, That JAMES SOUTHWOOD and WILLIAM SIMMONDS, both of New Windsor, in the County of Berks, Carpenters and Builders, have by indenture, dated the 18th day of March last, conveyed and assigned all their joint and separate and real and personal estate and effects to James Thomas Bedborough, of New Windsor, aforesaid, stonemason, and William Earle, of Leth Wharf, Lambeth, in the County of Surrey, timber-merchant, upon trust, for the benefit of all the creditors of the said James Southwood and William Simmonds, and that the said indenture was executed by the said James Southwood and William Simmonds and James Thomas Bedborough, on the 18th day of March last, in the presence of, and is attested by Richard Gouge Barton, of New Windsor, aforesaid, solicitor, and James Bowen May, his clerk, and by the said William Earle, on the 2nd day of April, in the presence of, and attested by the said Richard Gouge Barton; and the said indenture is now lying at the office of the said Mr. R.G. Barton, for the signature of the said creditors.
ALBION HOUSE
SELLING OFF, AT WESTON'S
No.41, THAMES-STREET, WINDSOR,
Opposite the 100 Steps,
AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF NEW GOODS.
G. WESTON, having made very large Purchases of every description of Goods, adapted to the approaching Season, begs to call the attention of his Friends and Customers to the same, and can confidently state, that they will be found superior in quality and lower in price to anything hitherto produced - and all entirely New. The Stock consists of every article of
LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY, SILK MERCERY,
HOSIERY, HABERDASHERY, IRISH LINENS, SHEETINGS,
Calicoes, Prints, Muslins, Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Valencias,
Cantoons, Carpets, Flannels, Lace, Net, Gloves, Ribbons,
Baby-Linen, Children's Dresses, &c.
THE STOCK OF
STRAW AND TUSCAN BONNETS
is still large, and having been purchased early in the season, are selling off under the manufacturer's prices.
Straw and Tuscan Bonnets made, cleaned, and altered to the newest Fashion and on the lowest terms.
SMITH'S ACIDULATED KALI :
OR,
EFFERVESCING LEMONADE POWDER,
STRONGLY RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY,
(Introduced Anno Domini 1822,)
SIDNEY SMITH,
CHEMIST TO HER MAJESTY, WINDSOR.
N.B. The best London soda water on reasonable terms; Bermuda arrow root, warranted genuine; German, French, and English Eau de Cologne; marking ink, ne-plus-ultra; very superior lavender water; with every variety of genuine and proprietory medicine. Also patent trusses, bandages, domestic instruments, inhalers, medicine chests, &c. &c. &c.
ENGLEFIELD GREEN.
THE late Mrs. POCOCK'S RESIDENCE is TO BE LET, Furnished or Unfurnished : it consists of handsome drawing room, dining room, and library, principal stone staircase leading to 10 bed chambers; suitable for servants offices, coach-houses, stabling; two detached Cottages, one used as a dairy with several servants rooms, the other as a Gardener's Cottage, it is surrounded by lawn, pleasure ground, shrubbery, walks, paddocks, (and including capital walled gardens,) in all about 12 Acres.
Particulars and cards of admission to view, may be had at Mr. Lahee's House Agency-offices, No.65, New Bond-street.
MR. H. MOORE,
DENTIST
PILGRIM PLACE, PEASCOD-STREET, WINDSOR.
RESPECTFULLY informs the Nobility, Gentry, and public in general that he undertakes to supply, on the best principles practised at the present day, all or any of the Teeth that may be lost, - without giving pain.
Extracting, topping, Scaling, and every branch of the profession practised on scientific principles.
If preferred Mr. M. will attend patients at their own homes.
WINDSOR, TUNBRIDGE WELLS, AND
HASTINGS.
THE Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general are
respectfully informed, that
A LIGHT FOUR-INSIDE COACH
WILL LEAVE
THE CASTLE INN, WINDSOR,
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY Mornings,
At EIGHT O'CLOCK,
(DURING THE SUMMER SEASON,)
passing through Staines, Hampton Court, Kingston, Epson, Reigate, East Grinstead, (a Branch Coach to Tunbridge Wells,) Maresfield, Uckfield, &c. &c., to be
SAXON HOTEL, ST.LEONARD'S, HASTINGS.
From whence it will return every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings at Eight o'Clock.
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COMMERCE HOUSE,
ETON.
J. HOARE,
DRAPER, SILK MERCER, &c. &c.
HIGH-STREET, ETON,
RESPECTFULLY returns his grateful acknowledgments to the Families and Gentlemen of the College, and to the inhabitants of Eton, Windsor, and their vicinities, for their liberal patronage since he has re-opened the above House, and begs to inform those who have not yet honored him with their favors that by a single trial they will discover the advantage of purchasing from his stock - which has been selected with the greatest care both with regard to fashion and quality, and is now not only offered at prices that has and will ensure general approbation but which also possesses the novelty that Drapers longer established cannot boast - namely, of being free from dear or unfashionable goods.
J.H. feels it his duty to caution the public to beware of being made the dupes of a class of men who frequent various parts of the Kingdom, to sell, (as they profess) Bankrupt's Stocks of immense value, whereas it is generally the case that they are persons merely employed by Drapers, who have inferior or unsaleable stocks, or by Manufacturers to sell goods which are damaged in their make or otherwise injured, and such as no respectable trader can purchase, but as these persons only stay "a very little time" in one place the imposition is oftentimes not discovered till they have removed to a distant part of the Country, again to practise the like deception on the unsuspecting and confiding.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
A Correspondent, who signs his letter "A Well-wisher to the town of Windsor," complains of the disgraceful state of the Clewer Ditch, wishes to call the attention of the Borough Authorities to the same and adds, "There were several notices on this subject in your paper last year, but, as yet, nothing has been done to remedy the evil; but the health of the public demands that ere long something must be done."
We have received a Letter from, "Mr. Isaac Cane, of Colnbrook, in which he states that "it is to be hoped on the re-letting of the Tolls arising from the Colnbrook Turnpike Roads, the Trustees will have the Weighing Machine thereon removed, there not being one allowed in the county of Middlesex, and as persons contracting by paying double toll can carry what weight they please, it can be of no real benefit to the road."