The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-06 00:00:00

T-WATER APPARATUS for HEATING
LIORTICULTURAL BUILDINGS, DWELLING-HOUSES,
LIES. and MANUFACTORIES, upon improved psinciplee,
srr moderate charges, creel/id by biANI.k.L and EDWARD
272, HOLBORN.
E. BAILF.Y having devoted much time to the consideration
object, and hail much experience In the erection of apparatus
bore-mentioned purposes, have, by improvements integrated
practice, rendered their mode of heating net only very
but very simple, and have combined durability in the appa.
th economy in the charge. They hare erected apparatus In
, Scotland and Ireland, for many noblemen end gcnilemen,
's had the honour to be employed by the lioeticoltural
if London, in executing the works of their splendid Comers
reeled at Chiswick.
d F.. Bailey shoo construct in metal all descriptions of "Torii-
Buildings and &ohm, and Invite Noblemen, Gentlemen, and
ie, to the inspection of their various drawing. and mulcts, at
ben, where they have the opportunity of exhibiting amongst
Mel works, an extremely complete and convenient kitchen
is, or range, adapted fur the continued supply of hot water,
rrancement of the oven more complete than has hitherto hem
before the public.
I E. Bailey were the first to introduce metallic cr -rillnear
itorticulturiAA, and can refer to the conservatory attached
intheon an one of their works, besides many others in this
and on the continent.
I 8.. Bailey have prepared a quantity of the Galvanic Plant
re, which are now ready for immediate delis-cry ; they beg to
e to public notice a new Trough Pipe, for Orchickiecous or
gies where vapour is constantly, orat intervals, required; end
ay he wren at their manatictory.

TLOCK BA'lll.—A. and W. GREAVES,
No` RUTLAND ARMS, ISAKEWELL, embrace the oppor-
'returning thank, to the nobility, gentry, and their commer-
ids for the support they have n•ceived timing a forty yearn'
c at the Rutland Aron., and with a view to a continuance
upport, they beg to assure them that they have Pram' no I
to render their establehment at 3latlock in every win worthy
aronage they have received and are moat anxious to main.
al it will be their constant endeavour to render their charges
!Mein. tliamernirlaken to provide for the comfort of their
will ponsibly allow. Corntuunication• being aon..tantly kept
ern the two entablislimentn, tertleo wishing to make a tour of
ery of the Peak, may have every facility afforded them on the
no termn. Their vinitors at the Rutland Aims will eon.
have the privilege of enjoying the fly fishing, for w blab flake-
so long been ceiehrated, while at Matlock excellent &Wig,
sooting, table d'hi'ite, and the amusements of the public
re offered for the gratification of their visitors.
rk i. within air mika of the Ambergate Station, on the North
railway, whets conveyance, meet every train,

TISH and FOREIGN SHEET and HOR-
TICULTURAL GLASS.
LIPS and WELCH hare to announce to the Nobility aed
that they base Pl 4 concluded arrangernenbi with'. Welch, Jun.,
and Co., for the purchase of the businera lately earned od by
12, Panton.Atreet, and beg to call attention to their extremely
to fur horticultural Glass of every description.
PRICES OF HORTICULTURAL GLASS:
OT 49,07 40 IN. 1.000 CV wtmme PROM S IN. IV IS is.
No. 13 British or Foreign sheet
13 oe. to the foot

4d. per foot
M. ss
7d. „
ltd. „
Is. 2d.

„ 16 16 „ „
„ 21 21
„ 26 26
„ 32 32 „
SMALL SQUARES.
Learn ix 100 seer war., no? ',menet-La
Under 5 in. by 3 in.
S by 3 and under 6 by 4 „
by 4 „ 9„ 7 „
FOR 01-121 NO.
Slick Cement, an itwil at Chataworth...24. per awL
Best Unwed Oil Putty 10a. „
White Lead, Window Lead, Folder, /M.
ieultural Glazing executed in any part of the United Kingdom.
relation of Patent Plate, Sheet, and flatted Crown Glass
s, &c., particularly atnaxled to.-12, Panton-atreet, IlaymarkeL

I I d. per foot.
11. „
3d. ~