... which this Engraving has been taken, was purchased for 400 guineas, and presented to her Majesty’s Royal Military College at Chelsea, and has never before been engnvu{l The point of the Battle is taken at the moment of the most intense interest, on the evening ...

... of our troops, England has still got the Chelsea pensioners to fall back upon. The wooden walls of Old England are safc while she has still her wooden legs to stand upon. We understand that a review of the Chelsea pensioners will shortly take place, as ...

... period in the ordinary routine of years. The field daisy is not the only flower in blossom, as in the year 1786, when Burns described it as ‘unseen, alane;’ for other * flaunting flowers* have spread their tnany-hued bosoms sunward, which erst have waited ...

... case eventually, if God not mercifully inter[ pose, and bring about many other changes), to get rid of Mr. Bennett, did he not show how little disposed was to take stringent and effectual means,” «kc., by appointing a man of the same Popish tendencies to ...

... service. A general is to bo despatched to Algeria to pick out the flower of the troops in that colony to be conveyed to the scene of action, and take part in the fray. Our own Government is showing that it is on the alert. It has resolved to add 11,000 men to ...

... containing the first efforts of Wordsworth’s muse,—he proceeded to show the characteristics of Wordsworth’s poetry, illustrating his remarks by specimens Liken from his more common writings. showed how Wordsworth, having chosen poetry to convey to the minds ...

... beneath which the rich grass was yellow, or rather orange-coloured, with marigolds, while the hedgerows were blue with the flower Rousseau loved, the starlike pervenche of delicate blue. Out of the tall irregular hedges, of very different aspect from our ...

... —Fifteen to counties, three to new boroughs in Cheshire and Lancashire, i.e. , Birkenhead, Burnley, Staley bridge; two to Chelsea and Kensington ; one each to Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, and Leeds and one, we are most happy to say—recognising the ...

... following, under dste Turin, April 14' “The morganatic marriage of Victor ir.Tnmsni.ei with the Counteas Miraflore (dsyfes, Wonder-flower) is now accomplished fact She who went Under the name of Mdlle. Roane, and the daughter of a drummer, the King has elevated ...

... SoMBTBtKO for Floeistr. —There is at present in flower in one of the plant-house* J. Keith, Esq. of Usan, two magnificent specimens the recently-introduced Japanese lily, liW*m aurohm, the individual flowers of which measure from twelve to fourteen inches ...

... great multitude of the parishioners and others from neighbouring parishes congregated the church and churchyard, determined to show their disapprobation of the act every legitimate means in their power. The Presbytery throughout the day attempted at various ...

... prizes at the exhibition birds. CRAIGO WORKS FLOWER SHOW. The summer competition show of the Craigo Works Horticultural Society was held, iu Craigo School, the afternoon Saturday last. The display of flowers, and especially of vegetables, was very deficient ...