... s On afterwards be oiititled to be addressed My lram A New e'l.AN is to be tried for paying the out- pesesissic. c of Chelsea Hospital. It is proposed that this dity .sall in future be performed by captains selected from the half-pay list. The experiment ...

... 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 ...

... Shawve. Ditto, single spe- crimen-H. S. Norman. Greenhousne Plantss, in flower-- 1, A. 'Perry, 2, . P. . Shtawe, 3, J. Packer. Ditto, single spe- cimuen-], 2, A. Terry, 2, Rt. P. Shows. Geraniumes- 1, Ri. P. Shawre, 2, Dr. H-orner, 3, B. P. Dixon. Ditto ...

... 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 ...

... Esq., Lord Mayor of the city of cl York, has become one of the Presidents of tire Newcastle and a Northern flower, fruit, and vegetable show, to be held In New. p castle-on-Tyne, on the lath of September next, A parcel, containing if1521, was aibstracted ...

... named lie Huntley,livlng In Doyley Street, Chelsea, astaed that on; and Tuesday, evening he saw Prater give the ?? Oct Smith a penny. Smith then came up to witness, and ins inquired whother he wanted any flowers, to wicho wit- 0tness replied 'TYee,' end ...

... r himself on this and former occaslans showed how qualified lie is to do justice to the task by thorough knowledge of his ma- I terial, altd a deep conviction of its importance. His object, on Tuesday, was to show the richness and distinctive qualities ...

... the death of George Benson, aged 22, late s a labourer employed at Mr. Pye's saw sills Chelsea of who was killed in a pugilistic encounter. Mr Wolfe fo from Mr. Flower's office, attended on behalf of the l principal prisoner, Henry Jones. The seconds in ...

... and he has succeeded in producing a very w wholesome and palatable description of bread. Thre mixture of one pound of Indian flower with four D pounds of Englsh, and of one pound with three L pounds, gives very satisfa4ctory results, the breadL being sweeter ...

... 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 ...

... and lie has succeeded in producing a very v wholesome acd palatable description of bread. The mixture of one pound of Indian flower withl four pouids of English, and of one pound with three 1 pounds, gives very satisfactory reseelta, the bread being siveeter ...

... 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 ...