... Some laburnumv, madeda seconrd-blooming, and i continued in flower to tle ear:y part of this month: : Several yellows jasmine (which are considered rather tender plants in our climate) alt in flower, The cyno. I glassum omphalodes. an early iditimator of ...

... ani odd one. At each axil comes out a peduncle, nearly two inches long, sustaining from five to eight yellowish flowers at the top (the flowers are sometimes purple) which are succeeded by brown pods shaped like a prism, growing erect, and opening in two ...

... and nine months for merely attending ,e political meetings. r, That your petitioners ask if this picture does, or 1does not, show one law for the rich and another for the poor, (all the political offenders, with the exception of O'Brien, O'Connor, and Jackson ...

... heart of England. CHELSEA, K;ENiSINGTON, ANID EAZ!P,'ER- ?? Chartists of this district lmve resolved to meet every Sunday evening, in the large rooms, over the United Temperance Coffee House, Lower George-street, Sloane-square, Chelsea, and to have a lecture ...

... resolution was adopted in favour of Mr. 0'Connor's Petition C0nvention Plan. CHELSEA.-At a meeting of Chartists, held at the United Temperance Coffee House, flower George-street, Chelsea, on Sunday evening last, is Captain Wall, I in a short lecture, ably expounded ...

... Fulham Bridge-row, Chelsea. George Sturge, do. 1, do. do. do. Henry Lacey, do. 7, Pentegon-place, do. Wm. Walter, gardener, 9, North Row, Eerls Court, Kensington. - Wm. Dalebar, smith, 8, Wellington Buildings, Manor-street, Chelsea. Wm. Whitehorn, tailor ...

... e, do. WUL. Walter, gardesier, 9, North Row, Earl'# Court, Ho Wom. Dalebar, smith, 8, Wellington Buildings, Manor-street Chelsea. Win. Whitehorn, tailor, 1, Newland-street, Hen- Sanmtuel Gifford, leather-catter, 1, Klsig-street, Ken- Tr sington, sub-Treasurer ...

... lectured at the United Temperance Coffee-house, Lower George. street, Chelsea. Several new members were en- rolled. £1 17s. was appropriated to the political victims in the Kcasington and Chelsea district. Tao cause proceeds well. GILASGCOW.-At a public meeting ...

... KENSINGTON.-At a general special meeting of the r ICharts residing in Kensington, Chelsea, and Hammersmith, held at the United Temperance e Coffee House, Lower George-street, Chelsea, on b Monday, April 25th, the following resolution was milnimously agreed to:-- ...

... KENSINGTON.-At a general special meeting of the i Chartists residing in Kensington, Chelsea, and . Hammersmith, held at the United Temperance Coffee House, Lower George-street, Chelsea, on Monday, April 25th, the following resolution was unanimously agreed to ...

... it was all farcc and aunb show, for the retainers of the factions being previously in- ; structed, and determined to hear none but their own , men, rendered it impossible for any one n to be h beard. The Sheriffaccorded the show of iiaitds to Messrs. Clay ...

... refused to put it to show of hands, who was the most lit and proper person to erepresent the city, and immediatel sadjourned to the polleon th e following day. Mr. ichardsou entered his pro- test against the proceedings altogether. A show of and ws tke ?? ...