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... forwarding several bills a stage. Earl Shaf: tesbury, in the absence of the Lord Chancellor, presided on the woolsack. , . The Chelsea Hasp t.l out-pensioners bill, and the rituhle loan societies (.IrtUud) bill, we severally rend a seco time and ordered to ...
... pet rid as soon as possible of a gross delusion which prevailed upon this subject, that he adopted such a course. On the showing of the Committee the operation of the Bill would increase the sufferings of the weavers ten-fold. Mr. EMERSON TENNENT regretted ...
... sod the Dame, though withoet • dike result kw either pasty. • sensepesdent at Newmarket writes ' It is rather sew is the el Chelsea. to lad it appearing the femme I. the essatty disriets ; sad may of clam ham bees is al the esestry, have blies It was that ...
... supposed that they were merely certain gallants of Dockyard Brigade, out for an airing. Then the rumour rose that they were Chelsea pensioners, ground young, and furnished with mustachios to frighten the Chartists. But when then the sudden surprise had ...
... pietre Lot 809—A table with a circular slab of Florent dure, with a vase of flowers in the cent re, and borders of white This marble and oriental alabaster inlaid with birds and flowers. beautiful peice of furniture sold for 45 gunieas. Lot 811—A superb table ...
... the quarter they inhabited was remarkable for its neatness and order; remembered their whitewashed houses and their little flower gardens, and the decent appearance they made with their families at markets, or at public worship. Those houses were now mass ...
... thau they were ; bredequins (half boots) are worn, but not rery generally. Flowers —The flowers most in vogue are roses, apple-blossoms, hyacinths, and all kinds of wild flowers, with wheat, barley, and blades of grass. Colours.— The prevailing colours ...
... «:ills ea.'l. hvst-,1 lub., or rare—gentlemen riders. FATHER MATHEW AT CHELSEA—ADMINISTRATION OF THE PLEDGE TO THE MARCHIONESS WELLESLEY AND OTHERS. On Friday the RrN ■ Mathew visited Chelsea, for the purpose of the pledge. The apostle of total ab>linence ...
... Through all the gloomy day. Where are the flowers, tlie fair young flowers. That lately sprung and stood In brighter light and softer airs, A beauteous sisterhood? Alas they all are (heir graves. The gentle race flowers, And lying their lowly bed. With She ...
... him, but he refused the brief, nu:es il.soo were paid to hint, which enormous sum he actually received. Are you to the flower show'? said a gallant young ecatlentan wl:o i7early loved a run, to a day with tt; pouting Why, replied he, I promi.e ...
... Riccarton, Ayrshire. At Trinity Church. Chelsea. the Rev. Edward Burney, MA. son of the late Wm. Bottle?, Esq. LL.D. to Caroline Amyatt, daughter of Cot. Brown, Commandant of the Royal Military Asylum. Chelsea. At Nether Cern., W. S. Davis, Esq. Lieutenant ...
... under arrest by a Navai oHicer, and is In; brought to Court Martial for gross negligence. Notice was given on Monday to the Chelsea Pensioners Woolwich, thatthey must attend on the l.jih next month, when such men as arc found able duty will be embodied for ...