... ceretnoriv the piirins aim(l subscribers tii the In stiuutiin dtined togethel, lihenm Professor Plm f::ir, tile Chiairio tin, mo show howv much such alt Inlitituititn was wanttil i tilte metropolis of Scoilnhld, imentiotted this curious anecdote: that somie ...

... purchasdpt three much cows, and forty sheep, For 181. l1s. 6d. I i-Alfred. A few groins of tort dropped idi the watsr in which flowers are kept, it is said, preserves them, greatly from fading, keeping them in bloonm double the period thiat pure water wili ...

... IBELAND IlOUSE OF LORDS.-MItAxcn 6. The House met at ten o'clock in the morning, and proceeded in Apptals. iMr. Spicer, from Chelsea Hospiral, presented an Account of Unclaimeil Armsy Prize M1oney.-Ordered tolie upon the Table. 'fIn' Earl BATHFiURSTl presented ...

... brooding on her nest; | And the shade on the woods is adeeper green; And the dark grey hills are more faintly seen And the flowers their bells of beauty close, And wearied nature seeks repose. -There is rest ?? all, but none for thee, For thy heart is ...

... to comply with our reasonable demands, jumped out of the coach to give battle; whereupon we began a sharp engagoement, and showed them the arm of flesh was too strong for the spirit, which seemed to move very powerfully within them. After a short contest ...

... army at Chelsea, by the remioval of all the girls front that place to the minor establishment at b Southampton; and liy bringing all the boys from 'I the latter place, to Chelsea; so that in futurne the o: boys will he wholly etlucated at Chelsea, and the ...

... and it will be seen that the letter is - from a Communero. We deem it necessary to offer ish these observarions in order to show that it is a party ac- eal cusation we give, and in order that due allowance may be ulY made for party resentment-A charge ...

... daughter of the late Thomas Slack, Esq; of Bloomnshury-Squnare, and of Barywick-Lodge, Berks. XVftsterday se'nbight, at Chelsea, Mr. Richard Hellyer, of Lusttleigh, grocer, to Miss S. S. Stacey, eldest daughter of AMr Johln Stacey, of ExioIuth, grocer ...

... of-the }1orse. All tshe horses were decorated with red ribbons- . lhe coachmen and grooms attending the car ?? and horses'had flowers in their bosoms.i At two ot'clock his T51ajestt, entered the State Roomts, dressed in his Coronation surtouto±'white, | e ...

... of the vessel was so violent and of so long continuance, that the discharges were intermitted and-uncertain. The General' showed the troops -and mariners, that the water itself gives the proper degree both of recession and of resistance, without danger ...

... their Lordships from time to time; and the Evidence collected before that Committee f, be printed -brdered. t M.Spicer, Ironi Chelsea Hospital, broughtt up an Accountd of Unclaimed Arlny PrizeMny SPRING GUNS. Lord SJF.FIELD gave notice thth hud, on Thursday ...

... of the mnilcsof Mexico.-Besides Sct a good deal of general informatton on the subject, authentic docu-tot ments are given to show the produce of the Mexican Mines, and aisl the reason of their ceasing to be eorked even in the unsatisfactory uoode of the ...