The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-26 00:00:00

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DOROVGII GAOL BIRMINGHAML—NOTICE TO BUILDERS,
CONTRACTORS, AND 01111iRS.
"tERSONS desirous of CONTRACTING to COM-
PLETE the WORKS of the above-mentioned GAOL, and to
Supply the necessary Materials and Labour for that purpose, are
hereby Informed that the Drawings and Specilimitions of the Works
u, be performed are prepared, anl may be urpected from the 29th of
Septrnibcr to the 17th day of October neat, at the Office of the
Architect, Mr. D. R. Hill, In Christchurch-bulklings, Waterloo-street,
Birmingham, and thvt Copies of the Conditions for the Contracts may
e lout on application to Mr. Hill, personally or by letter.
Scaled Tenders for the completion of the whole of the Works (or
for :my portion thereof), endorsed "Tender for Completing the
Borough Gaol of Birmingham," to be sent (poet-paid), under cover,
to the Town Clerk of Birmingham, on or before the 17th day of
October next.—By order, S. BRAY, Town Clerk.
Birmingham. Sept- 12, MM.
irtifre.VrTlOLlC, LAW, and GENERAL LIFE
ASSCPANCE CO3lPANY.—lncorporated under the 7th and
Bth Viet., cap. ilo.
Capital One Milton, in 50,000 shares of .0 24 each. Deposit .C 1 per share.
I, New Coventry-street, Leicester-square, London.
'The busines of this company comprises Assurances on Lis-es in
every form, the Purchase of Life Interests and ReVCl,ll,,tli the Sale
Immediate and Deferred Annuities, the Endowment of Volowa
And Children, and the Advance of Money upon Real Property and
upon .t..provecl Personal Securities.
Prospectuses and every other information may be obtained upon
W. NOUltlB, Secretary.
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OBDEN TEBTIMONIAI,.—
SAMUEL JOKY:I LOL:DilEaq., Chairman.
WM. A. WILKINSON, ., Deputy-Chairman.
W3f. GEORGE PR
_. , Feci., Treasurer.
ftnteeriptions received at 34, Conthill; Messrs. Prescott, Grote, and
c 0,.., 62 Threadneedle-street; Messrs. Ransom and Co.'s, 1, Pall-
al ELI ; awl at the Commercial Bank, 6, Ilenrictta-street,
Covent-garden. Communications to be addressed to the Secretaries,
Messrs. Sidney Smith and A. 1.. Saul.
Eles enth List of Subwriptions.
Amount previowdy advertised £12,100 15s. 7.1.
fames Toddy and Co ..... 25 00 i Gilbert Pouner, Dar 5 0
", J. Blake. Esq.... ....... 20 0 0 ' Jiro. Win. Gabriel, Esq 1 0
?parker Hall, Esq ll 0 Mr. Clements 0 5
.J. Marley 0 5 0 Mr. Ilelsham
Timbal( 1 1 0 Mr. Reed OlO
Pitcher, Emil 0 10 T.. & ('o.
Messer OlO Mr. Johnson
. 11. CrOttdey 0 5 Mr. Hounslow
tr. J. Pulling
heard Lambert, Esq OlO C. 11. Bingley, Esq. .., .. 5 0
llohert Given 0 3 Johnllairtl,Esq.,Chatham 1 1
a. James Robson
Joseph Urishriolc, Esq 1 1 Richard Shirley, Esq., do. 010
Mr. Fredk. Johnson 0 5 Rev.Patriclahoinnouolii. 0 5
benjamin therinary, Esq 1 1 Rev. A. Jones, do 0 2
Si. Schacht. F-A 9 5 0 Mr. samuel Iliekson, do. 0 5
tilliota Tilt, Esq,
David Brown, Faq OlO Mr. J. W. Wood, ,lo 0 5
Creole and Stevens 1 0 Mr. Wm. Smith, d 0...... 010
Lamont ;alit Co 1 1 Mr. John Tribe, in.
Anonemou. 0 1 Mr. J. Crockford, do.
R. Glchn, F.,i 1 I Mr. 11y. Rinse, do.
Jounlin and Son 5 0 Mr. J. French, do 0 5
Mr. Fielder 0 5 Mr. 11v. Coulter. d 0.•..... 010
lohn 3lollett, FA 5 5 Mr. 1.. T. Ilogg, do.
lr..l,liford ........ ....... 0 3 IL Stephens, Faq., do 0 2
r. Heisler OlO Mr. Matthew Bacon, jun., •
5
r. Phillips -
John Suirinils, Faq 0 10 •
Ficl.l and son
Mr. John Watsmn. 0 3
Spowers, EN 0 10
Robson, Esq ......
r. Wilson, Esq 0 10
. Ilarrop. Esq 1 I
ieries Birch, Faq 0 10
Ai. J. W. Draper 0 5
George N. Jones, Fag 1 1
31r.Frankannhe 0 5
Richard eoisier, Faq 1 1 0
Mr. William Blies 0 5 0
Mr. Isaiah Cox
Ir. F. Vigils 1 I 0
lohn Noble. Esq b 6 0
Rory Cat ',enter,. Faq... 3 0 0
MIK. Younger, hal 0 10 6
J. P. Gillespie, 11-q 2 2 0
IL Ileaufoy, Esq lO le 0
Per (horse smith and SOll.
Mr. W. Webb 0 2 6
Mr. Tomas Millicent 1 0 0
Mr. Thomas Whiting 1 1 0
Mr.Francise 0 2 6
Mr. J. Luck 0 2 6
31r. Arno`d
Mr. J.lll. Dummort 0 10 11
Mr RCA.IO.II ,
Mr. Thomas Mitealf 0 2 6
Mr. I noway
M 01,00 “iiil Itarsey.
Mr. G. W. Warner 0 5 0
Mr. John Ocilla:en 0 2 6
Jeremiah Manning, Esq. 1 0 0
James Burt, Esti
T. C. ll:truant, Faq 1 1 0
Mr. J. T. Godwin 0 3 0
Mr. Swifte

Mr. Matthew Bacon, gen ,
do 0 10 0
Mr. J. C. Voter, do. U 5 0
Mr.Johnlktich, Rochester 0 5 0
Mr. Jno. Hopper, do.
Mr. Paul lioldshin, do 0 5 0
Mr. Edw. nogg, do.
Mr. Wm. Gould, do 0 5 0
John Wagluirn, Eget., 450 I 0 0
Mr. Wm. Crirealord, do 0 5 0
Small suns, do.
Mr. John Cobb, Strood 0 5 0
Mr. Mac Cobb, do.
Mr. Maunder, do 0 5 0
Mr. S. Turner, do 0 5 0
.% Friend, . ....... 0 5 0
Mr. Jno. Law/ford, do 0 3 0
SUM, 1111‘01. s'. tlO 0 11 0
Mr. W. J.. 1. k, Bramp-
ton, near Chatham 0 5 0
Mr.e.F.Emekindoln.olo. 0 d 0
Mr. J. ( Towluirgt, dn., do. U 5 0
Mr. F. Boner, do., do.
Small gunig, do., do. 0 7 0
3lr. Wm. Hammond I 0 0
Master Hammond 0 2
Mr. Chng. Mann 0 5 0
Theo. Jorkgn, Eget.
J. kH. Heide
Webber and Hairs 5 5 0
P I 1 0
It. 11. Wisnon, Egg.
Mr. \Vm. It:agorae 0 5 0
Jag. Fives, Esq.
J. nod J. It. I.vall
51 Stibgeribeig under se.
each

112,373 11 7

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AMERICAN IiItASS CL()CKS.—Purchguters
should we that they buy JERfillE'd CLOCKS, an large im-
portations of the ranee of the New York market hare been made.
Jerome and Co. ut the most etteneive and lest makers in the United
States.. Circulars, descriptive of the newest patterns, Pent free per post.
These clocks keep exact time, strike the hours in ralhedral tones, will
atand upon a bracket, or may ben oig tooled, and, without charmer, will
last for ever. One-dloy clocks, 215., 22.. ext. ; and with alarm,
255. Light-day clecka, 30a., dos., and with alarms, 455. 55a. ;
mithogany bmArts fur rank 2s. Gd. They will be sent home free, and
ruining, within three milt, of the roakoffice. Country orders
with remittance or reference solicited; the clocks parked in running
order, nod forwarded free of further expense. Warranted to perform
well or the money returned.—American clock depot, lay John-street,
Minortes, London. . _

GLASS.—BRIVIISH and FOKEI(N PLATE,
egow.r, and to-I[En GLAga WAREIIOI.7SE, 49, Broad-
street, Bloomsbury. (Established 179 a.)
The Proprit tor begs to inform his Friends and the Horticultural
Public that he has on hand a large I.tock of British and Foreign sheet
and foam Gless of a very superior quality, and such as he MD
confidently recommend from its equality or surges, complaints having
been repeatedly made, since the duty ha. been taken off, of the
inequality of the surface of glass which ha. been used for hot-honer
purpose... It Is now a well-known fact that irregiLarities or heights
and dents on the surface of;rlans are found to act as a len., concentrat-
Mg the rays of the sun, and thereby injuring the more delicate plants.
Superior Sheet Glass, weighing 16 oz. to
the wmare foot, teemsa. to 6d. per foot
Ditto, ditto, 21 oz. to the square foot 7 to 9
Thick Crown Gla.e, from 2to 6 a, g 2
Violet-coloured Crown
Tlc Proprietor has also on hand an inferior quality of Atect
varying from la oz. to 16 ox. to the foot, from aid. to 4d., to use
which for greenhouses or conservatories would be mistakes economy,
experience haring proved to us the positive injury produced by its low
for hortivetural narrow., being suitable only for windowe and sky-
lights in mate nor buildinge.
The most economical glom to be toed with safety to the plant. is
Crown, in sires from 6 bre to 8 by It, both to the tir.t expense and in
repairing; some people target .lent large panes of glum break as well
as sou: ll ones, awl the larger the picco the greater the chance of its

breaking.
Glaxingdone In anfpart of the country by contract, or at so much
per foot.
ALF.XANDER MARSIIALI., 49, Broad-greet, Bloomsbury, London.
HOT-WATER APPARATUS for HEATINO
HORTICULTURAL BUILDINGS, DWELLING-HOUSES,
CHURCHEs. and MANUFACTORIES, upon improved principle's,
and at very moderate charges, erected by 10.1 NIEL and EDWARD
BAILF.T, HOLBORN.
D. and E. BAILEY having devoted much time to the consideration
of thin subject, and had much experience in the erection of apparatus
for the above-mentioned purpo-rs, hove, by improvements suggested
in their practice, rendered their mode of heating sat only very
efficient, but very simple, and have combined durability in the
tu appa-
ratus with economy in the charge. They hove erected apparas in
England, Scotland and Ireland, for mow noblemen and gentlemen,
and have had the hour to be employed by the Horticultural
Society of London, in executing the works of their splendid Conser-
vatory erected at Chiswick.
D. and I- Bailey also constnict in metal all descriptions of Horti-
cultural Buildings and Sashes, and invite Noblemen, Gentlemen, and
the Public, to the inspection of their various drawings and models, at
272, Holborn, where they have the opportunity of exhibiting amongst
other metal works, an extremely complete and convenient kitchen
apparatus, or range, adapted for the continued supply of hot water,
and an arrangement of the oven more completethan has hitherto been
beuia;;ht bcforethe public.
U. and F.. Bailey were the first to introduce metallic curvilinear
houses to horticulturists, and can refer to the conservatory attached
to the Pantheon as one of their works, besides many others in this
country, mud on the continent.
D. and E. Bailey have prepared a quantity of the Galvanic Plant
Protectors, which arc now ready for immediate delivery ; they beg to
introduce to public notice a new Trough Pipe, for Orchidaeeous or
otherbousca where vapoar is constantly, orat intervals, required; and
which may he seen at their manufactory.

PEANE'S WARRANTED GA]
Hortienitturists, and all interested in Gs
oast to examine G. and J. DEAN F:'s extensive s
and PRUNING IMPLEMENTS, best London
and qynnges, Csuilbrookdale Garden Seats and (
Averuacators Grape Gatherers and
Axes Scissors
Basting Hooks Gravel Rakes and
bills Sieves
I
Borders, various pat- Greenhouse Doorsand
tems Frames
Botanical Boxes i Hammers
Casts of Pruning In- I Hand-glass Frames
struments I May Knives
Chaff Engines I Hoes of every pattern
Cut lucre,' Horticultural liam-
Bain Rakes mere and Hatchets
Wes
- . • Hotbed Handles
Labels, various pat-
terns, in zinc, por-
celain, &a.
Ladies' Sets of Tools
Lines and Reels
Marking ink
Mattocks
Menographs
Metallic wire
Milton Ilatehets
Mole Traps
Mowing Machines
Pick Axes

3/EN TOOLS.

purniits, me
.Mock of GARDENING
t made Garden Engines
Chain.
Priming Mures, Ta.
rious
„ Saws
„ &Wort
„ Shears
Rakes in great vs.
riety
Reaping Hooks
Scythes
Scythe Stones
Shears, serious
Sickles
Sickle Saws
Spades and Shovels
Spuds
Switch Rooks
Thistle Hooks
Transplanting Tools
Trowels_

Dock Spude
Draining Toots
Lienkt Irons and
Skarn
Flow( r Seifenre
e Scants in Wire
and Iron.
rtunkators
leante Borders and
Pleat Protectors
Garden Chairs and
Seats
n Loops
Rollers

'Fa-ring-Irons
Wall Nails
Watering Pots
Weed Extractors and

Hooke
Wbeei Barrows
Youths' Stu of Took

1
Potato
Forks
I
"Pm I Pruning Bills
G. and J. Waal are sole Agents for LINGHAVS PERMANENT
4".4E111. Rumples of which, with the Illustrated List of Horticultural
~ can br rent, patt-paid, to any part of the United Kingdom.—
1) Vi r'. Horticultural Tool Warehouse, opening to the Monument, 46,
Yin; William.street, Landon-bridge.