C Lamb, Tailor, Vestment Maker, Church Furnisher, &c.
2, Wensum Street, Tombland, (From Elm Hill) Norwich
Chasubles, Dalmatics, Copes, Albs, Surplices, Stoles, Hoods, Cassocks, Literate’s Tippets, Birettas, Stocks, Collars, Altar and Pulpit Antependia, Altar Linen, Vases, Candlesticks, Crosses, Altars, Pulpits, Prayer Desks, Altar Rails, and every description of Church Work executed at the shortest notice and at the lowest possible prices.
Important to Agriculturists
THOMAS PARKER,
Artificial Manure Manufacturer and Bone Crusher,
SAINT STEPHEN’S STREET, NORWICH.
| Parker’s Mangold Manure | £7 | 0 | 0 | per Ton |
| Parker’s Turnip ditto | 6 | 10 | 0 | ,, |
| Mineral Superphosphate | 5 | 0 | 0 | ,, |
WORKS.—THORPE, NEAR NORWICH.
Orders received at his Stands at the Corn Halls, Norwich, Bury, Ipswich, Eye, Lynn, Diss, Fakenham, Dereham, Halesworth, Bungay, Beccles, Harleston, or of his Agents.
Established Upwards of Two Centuries
JAMES HARDY,
FAMILY GROCER, TEA DEALER,
FRUITERER, ETC.
FRENCH & ITALIAN WAREHOUSE.
Oilman, Wax and Tallow Chandler,
Nos. 2 & 3, RAMPANT HORSE STREET,
British and Foreign Wines.
Families waited upon for Orders, or Samples sent if requested.
A Daily Delivery of Goods in the Suburbs.
Carriage Paid on general Orders.
Ladies and the Public Are Respectfully Invited to Inspect
R. E. GARLAND’S
NEW, USEFUL, AND CHEAP
SILKS, MANTLES, DRESSES, BONNETS,
ETC., ETC.
17 & 18, LONDON STREET,
Robert S. Mason
(Successor to Mr. J. W. Crisp,)
WOOLLEN DRAPER, TAILOR,
ETC.,
Castle Meadow, Norwich,
NEAR THE CASTLE HOTEL.
Frederick Taf
Lithography Artist
Ornamental and General
Engraver, Designer, Draughtsman, & Printer,
3, Lower Goat Lane, Norwich.
HOLMES & SONS,
ENGINEERS, MILLWRIGHTS,
GENERAL MACHINE AND DRILL MANUFACTURERS,
Have received at the
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY’S SHOW at Bury St. Edmund’s,
The FIRST PRIZE of £20
For the Best Finishing Thrashing Machine;
The PRIZE of £5
(All the amount offered) for Barley Hummeller;
SILVER MEDAL for Traction Engine; and
The FARMERS’ CUP, value £10 10s., at Fakenham;
They have also been awarded by the Royal Agricultural Society,
at Worcester; The PRIZE
For their Eight-Horse Power Portable Engine; and
SILVER MEDAL
For Patent Combined Thrashing Machine, to Complete for Market,
and Cleanse and Bag the Chaff.
At the Great International Exhibition, 1862, they had the honour
of receiving The PRIZE MEDAL
For Thrashing Machines and Sowing Machines, the highest award that was given; and at the Great Exhibition, 1851,
The FIRST PRIZE MEDAL
For Thrashing Machine; and by the Royal Agricultural Society,
at Leeds and Salisbury, the highest
PRIZE of £10,
For the best Seed and Manure Drill, Flat or Ridge;
The FIRST PRIZE for Corn and Seed Drill;
PRIZES for their Improved Manure Distributor, making
NINE PRIZES PRIZE
to this Machine; also To their Small Seed Drill.
H. & SONS have had thirty-seven years’ practical experience in the Manufacture of Drills, and in Steam Engines and Thrashing Machinery they have neither spared trouble nor expense in working out on correct principles the best and most economical arrangement. The success obtained over all others at the recent severe trials at Bury St. Edmund’s, satisfactorily proves it to have been no idle boast that Holmes & Sons’ Steam Thrashing Machinery is the best before the public. Careful selection of Materials, and strict attention to Mechanical principles, have enabled them in so short a time to attain to that very eminent position they now occupy, having now received upwards of
ONE HUNDRED AWARDS
For Superiority in their Portable Steam Engines, Combined Portable Thrashing Machines, Seed Shellers, with Dressing Apparatus, Corn & Seed Drills, Seed and Manure Drills, Manure Distributors and Saw Tables.
One Shilling Books
Happy Half-Hours with the Bible; or, Mary Jane and Bertie. By Aunt Emily. Frontispiece, 18mo, cloth.
My Teacher’s Gift. For Girls. On Toned Paper, with Frontispiece, 18mo, cloth. Also in Paper Covers, 6d.
My Teacher’s Gift. For Boys. On Toned Paper, with Frontispiece, 18mo, cloth. Also in Paper Covers, 6d.
The Peace Maker and the Mischief Maker. Frontispiece, Foolscap 8vo, cloth.
Tales of the Workroom:—The Sisters. By Mrs. Curtis. Frontispiece, 18mo, cloth.
Consideration; or, How we can Help one Another. By Emma Marshall. Frontispiece, 18mo, cloth.
Lessons about God: for very Little Children. By Sophia Sinnett. 18mo, cloth.
Katie’s Work. By Emma Marshall. Frontispiece, 18mo, cloth.
Lyrics for Little Ones. 18mo, cloth.
One Shilling and Sixpenny Books
Roger’s Apprenticeship; or, Five Years of a Boy’s Life. By Emma Marshall. Foolscap 8vo, embossed cloth.
Fred Williams. A Tale for Boys. Frontispiece, embossed cloth.
Jarrold and Sons’ Publications
One Shilling and Sixpenny Books
Do it with thy Might; or, Our Work in the World. Addressed to those who ask, “What shall we Do?” Cloth elegant.
Sayings about Friendship. By the Author of “Do it with thy Might.” Cloth elegant.
Rural Scenes; a Peep into the Country. New Edition, profusely illustrated, demy 18mo, embossed cloth.
Picture Story Book of London; or, City Scenes. New Edition, profusely illustrated, royal 18mo, embossed cloth.
Here a Little and There a Little; or Daily Manna for the Lambs of Christ’s Fold. By a Mother. Frontispiece, 18mo, cloth.
Two Shilling Books
Mrs. Sewell’s Ballads for Children: Including “Mother’s Last Words,” “Our Father’s Care,” and “Children of Summerbrook.” Coloured Frontispiece and Illustrations on Wood. Foolscap 8vo, cloth, bevelled boards.
Ellen French: Passages from the Life of a Worker. By Aunt Evergreen. Cloth.
Patience Hart’s First Experience in Service. By Mrs. Sewell, Author of “Mother’s Last Words.” Seventh Edition. Twentieth Thousand. Handsome cloth boards.
The Mother’s Manual: How to Train our Children. By Mrs. Reed; with a Preface by her Sons, the Authors of “The Life of Dr. Andrew Reed.” With Frontispiece.
Our World; its Rocks and Fossils. By the Author of “The Observing Eye,” &c. Numerous Illustrations.
Caterpillars, Butterflies, and Moths: their Manners, Habits, and Transformations. By Mary and Elisabeth Kirby. Illustrations, 18mo, embossed cloth.
Jarrold and Sons’ Publications
Footnotes53
Duke of Norfolk.
126 Since the above was written, the house at St. Giles’ Gates has been demolished.
527 Gentleman’s Magazine.
672 First Mayor of Norwich.