... beautiful white moss rose, covering upwards of 15fi square feet of wall; it his1 upon- it 9so flowers anti buds, viz. 244 flowered, 276 in flower,-and 460 buds to flower, all perfect and as white as snow. Quantity of Cormts (IttmE sold at- Trurn, Jltli 23. 2PSI9 ...

... the ground fupon which Rauelagbh(once famed E n in the fashionable world) stood was purchased by b n the Commissioners of Chelsea Hospitalt wvith a surn e 'of inoney left by a military officer of high rank,' Tor' the use of the old soldiers who are in ...

... Baroln Langen. Lady Seymour. Lrlrd James Butler. Lndy Chelsea. Lord Alfred Paget. Lady Katherine J.rrmyn. Count lie Nosilles. Lady Stanley. Hon. James Wortley. Laidy Harriet Baring. Visoaunt Chelsea. Lady Augusta Baring. Air George Hope. Lady Scruh Ingesire ...

... of WVest India aitd Arne. ricasn tobacco. A-ERICAcN FLOWERING PLANtTS.-A very exten- sive collection of these plants is now exhibiting in the grounds of Mr Waterer, King's Road, Chelsea, wvhichl shows the very high degree of perfection to which their ...

... bor having hurried le tie North Briton. Tire lion. Memher went through ig a number of other instances of the same kind, to t show that Ire was right in tile precedents lie had y taken. His Lordihip had, after 58 years' struggle, e settled the point so as ...

... nuptials of the Marquis of Ormonde (one of the Lords in W3ititg on her Majesty) and Miss Paget were celebrated this forenoon, in Chelsea New Church, in presentee of as very nutusrous attendance of nolsle and distinguish- ed families connected with the bride and ...

... Nine Elms, f Battersea, Wandsworth, and Chelsea, where many of the mar- ket gardeners' and florists' grounds were covered with water for a considerable period, causing extensive damnage to their choice flowers and vegetables. The flood is mainly attributed ...

... returned for the Charente, the Moselle, and the Yanne, Several other attachedfriends of Prince Louis have been elected, which shows what would result now if a general appeal wvere wade to the people. The declaration in favour of peace, and the contpli- mllent ...

... gold would be received in and exported from Sydney before the end of the current year. Tue return moved for by Mr Hume, M.P. shows that the total cost of the pensioners’ force throughout the United Kingdom, from 1844-45 to 1848-49, amounted to L.165,084 ...

... The of London has licensed the Rev. Joha Tod Brown, M.A., late carate of Uxbridge to the ministry of Eston Chapel, King’s Chelsea, rendered vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Joha Wright, [Mr Brown was originally a minister cf the Church of Scotland ...

... rye, beans, and pease; fair show of oats, and rates of this day week maintained. Liberal suppiy of flour—rates maintained. _— GLOUCESTER CORN MARKET—May s. Atiendance at our market this day not large. but there was a good show of English wheat, which moved ...

... smiled at their quaintness, we cannot recall one which did not, after all, say just what the writer meant, whilst it also showed that he meant what he said. And seldom was his brief, point- ed, extemporaneous judgment cr answer misapplied. The Dake scarcely ...