... inches in length, of the same metal as the medal, which is brass. one side is an cHigv of the Pope, and the same head reversed shows the prolile a figure, which appears to intended for bust of the devil; the inscription this side runs as follows:— Ecct-ESIA ...

... to have only one, aihis opponent had alleged. *• O quoth Dillenius, *■ it jnav be so accidentally in a single flower hut behold, all the flowers were the same; for when they examined a number, all turned out as tiie Swedish vouth had described them. The ...

... he is prince-like ; for lie all bath, though it be but a potatoe. “It is not much,” saith, but you are as wi Icomeas the flowers in May, if it was twice as little.” amiculity will stick to bis friend so long as bath a slick to it withal ; for is not so ...

... to the Compromising Members of the Commons, on grounds which will be understood from the reply to the application by Lord Chelsea, in conformity with the stipulation of his agents in the case of the Reading election : Under ordinary circumstances I should ...

... Majesty’s Government. The right hon. gentleman referred to the evidence of Mr. Jardine and Mr. Inglis, for the purpose of showing that the average price of opinm was somewhat about the chest, and at the time the opium was seized such was glut from the ...

... peninsula as a thirty-third incarnation of Vishnu, or olify it display of gorgeous Jirahminical ascetisin, lay iu the womb time to show; but the most unimaginative mind could scarcely look without undefined mixture of wonder and apprehension at the Oriental glow ...

... the all play class. The Valiant succession of bells. and route', and concerts, furnish toil, hard, and often to many. The flower show of toilets at Alsseeks and the Opera spring (tom the teed. of the aching eyes, weeded halide, and fevered brows. of the ...

... 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 ...

... great portion of its carbon, and which was effectively done under the direction of Kirkham junior, who is attached to the Chelsea station of the Imperial Gas Manufactory, from which the gas was supplied. About nine o'clock Mr Henry- Green and his companion ...

... Observation' on MA It- It IA F., with proper direction• for the removal of all nisqualifleattonc ILLesT RATED WITH ENGRAVINGS, showing the Evils arising from the one of Mercury, and its intience on the body—By R. J. BRODIE & Coe; Consulting Surgeons, London ...

... Devonshire Street, Queen Square, London, cured of a dreadful cough, with pain and tightness across the chest. Mr William Fart Flower, 92, ?t Mary's Street. Weymouth, cured of a severe liver complaint, of •natty years' continuance, by the use of the ROYAL ...