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... charged with rashness disturbing this state of things, I take this admission, I and I show that the last three years the price has been only 21s. I attempted to show that there were causes, ex[ triiisic of the operation of a corn-law, which tend to diminish ...
... Americans corn bread, that was to say, bread made from Indian corn, and wh eaten bread on the board, the Americans always showed a decided preference to what was called corn bread. It appeared to some honourable members somewhat extraordinary statemcnt ...
... South London Floricultural Society.—A dahlia and miscellaneous flower show of the above society— the last of the season —was held yesterday at the Royal Surrey Zoological Gardens. The flowers exhibited were in fewer quantity than on former occasions, for ...
... because he had set before them a monster of obesity, but because he had endeavoured to solve problem in animal economy, by showing how an animal could be fattened in the shortest time, at the least expense, and made of the greatest weight. It certainly ...
... —Under the will of Miss Anna Col'yer, 2,000£. 3 per cents.; and Miss Elizabeth McPherson, of Cadogan-plice, Sloane-street, Chelsea, 500/. 3 per cents.— The usual routine business haviug been transacted, thanks were voted to the chairman. Christ's Hospital ...
... and this was to bo set off against an increase to ase alai e-labour colonies of 168,o000?. (Hear, hear.) He 'was anxious to show their lordahips that our own colonies had suffered and were still suffering by the acts Of the legislature, and that the crowning ...
... old state coach appertaininte to the mayoralty, and the eqar pages of aldeamen aadaSheriffs. GOe Oi the curious points o the show wae a great model of a brig, drawn on a car. This naval exhibition was understood to -have refference to an inei. dent in the ...
... The number of cr arrivals is 674, and the tonnage 235,313; showing an increase is of23lvessels, and 5,566 tons above the precedingyear. The de- ad partures are 646; tonnage, 220,749; showing a decrease of ae 10 vessels, and 2,269 tons. Including Malacca ...
... the transaction of business by the Post-office 0o Sundays. AxVTM PFENszoNE;s.-By Col. THOMPSON, from 100 out- pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, resident in the Carlisle district, praying the house to take intoconsideration the cicmstances attending the deductions ...
... withdrawn.I PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATIOl* FOR. CHELSEA, FULHA M, KENSINGTON, AND HAMMERSMITH. Mr. M'GREGOR brought forward the following motion :I Tkat, In consideration of the parishes of Xeoslngton, Chelsea, Fatban, an Hameramlh cotaining apopulatlon.of ...
... were no paupers in 1848; in 1849, 2; in 1850, 9; and in 1851, at the beginning of this year, 15. The object of this was to show that he was incorrect. His statement, however, had been made with reference to the average number of paupers throughout the ...
... of experiments on a large scale, in circumstances t not peculiarly favourable, have of late been made at -the Chelsea Waterworks, which show that by a -cheap and innoxious process their, water 'can be re- duced to a very low degree of hardness. Thewater ...