... the immemorial custom of Well-Flower. St in.9.As several places in the vicinity have copied the wi custom, the renowned florists of Tissington intend this year in to exhibit a Elos splendid display of decorations of flowers, cu '(unaided by the brush of ...

... Subscription Roome, on Wednesatfy last, and the room was decorated with a most superb assort- gm, meat of rare and choice Flowers and Plants. The exhibition a- sarpacssed any we have ever before seen by this Society. whiclh ile is fast increasing. Among ...

... Esq.-At Chelsea, Miss Chalumer, of Cheyne-walk, daughter of the late Edin. Chalner, Esq.-At his house in Wilton-crescont, Godfrey Wentworth Wentworth, Esq. in his 62d ?? ' his house in Rassell-square, after a lingering illness, Sir I Charles Flower, Bart ...

... MARRIED. r At St. Luke's, Chelsea, John IH. Lcwis, Esq. of Beaufort- trow, to Miss Ann Killick, of Holles-place, Brooipton.-At -St. Pancras New Church, J. ?? Collinson, Esq. of Store- street, to Miss Pyrke, of Pentonville.-At Hamipstead, Rd. .Heathficld ...

... Winchester. July 15, at Chelsea, by the Rev. C. Gardiner, the Rev. John Prideaux Lightfoot, late Fellow of Exeter College, and Rector of Wootton, Northampton, to Elizabeth Anne, daughter of Lieutenant-Col. Le Blanc, Royal Hospital, Chelsea. July 16. at Patshall ...

... Magdalen Hospital, Winchester. He to W was the eldest son of Chas. Burney, Esq., late of Bath, and id grandson of Dr. Burney, of Chelsea College. April 19, at Wardour Castle, aged 26, Frances, wife of the h Right Hon. Lord Arundell, and dan. of Sir H. Tichbnrne ...

... aged 61, SMr. Thomnas Ellain, Newsome, hen near Huddarsfield, cloth dresser, lately In the esnpsloy of M cell Messrs. David Show and Co. arti best Same day,at thle Parsonage, Hoaldingloy, In her 35th year, Wel Mary, eldest daughter of the late Henry Dixon ...

... Boulay, Mr. John Anstey, yeoman, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. Cade, of Shobrooke, yeoman. May 13, at St. Luke's, Chelsea, Mr. William Beedell, late of Tiverton, to Emma Maria, eldest daughter of Mr. William Smith, of Morton, Surrey. May 10, 1i'r ...

... MYSTBRIOUS DEATH OF A MAIDEN LADY. On Tuesday a jury was irapanelled before Mr. Wakley, at the Hand and for Flower Tavern, V'eie-'place, H-anmnersmith-road, On view Of the body Of no~ Harriet Martindaic Smith, aged 52 years.I Mrs. Mary ane Lloyd the wifeof ...

... Baker Galbraith, E~q. to Ann Charlotte Dealey, seconid daughter of Lieut.-Colonel Fead, C.B. late of the Grenadier Guards--At Chelsea, S. Leigh Sothehy, REq. of Wellington-street, Strand, to Julia Anna, daugh- ter of H. J. Pitcher, Esq. late of Northfleet ...

... daughter. July 18, the wife of the Rev. J. Y. Neyler Griffith, of a daughter. 3d MARRIED. 3d July I7, at the Church of St. Luke, Chelsea, by the Rev. Henry Murray, M.A., Chaplain of the Asylum, Colney Hatch, Alexander Lean Esq., of Curonnor, iBerks, to Clara ...

... Mr. making of the new crown, of which we hear Pitt so much. So England applies herself to the he work with a zeal which shows how genuine the and hearty is the love and admiration she bore to 89. the departed. Let us take the incidents of the amo day ...