... Lord Exmouth arrived at Alexandria, in his yatch Flower of Yarrow, towards the end of December, and then sailed to join Admiral Stopford in Marmoriee Bay. The Countess of Mount Edgecumle, lady in waiting on her Majesty, was amortg the royal and noble ...

... all out-pensioners and registered men Chelsea Hospital, including such as may have heen transferred fromlhe Ordnance Department, thefollowing extract froma Notice issued hy the Lords and other Commissioners will show:— the ut-opensioners and registered ...

... gentleman—they actually strewed flowers in his path from the carriage way to the house—this is the statement in Hennock, where it is most positively believed ; we give it as we receive it. Whether they strewed the flowers with their own hands, or did the ...

... THE GENERA OF British flowering plants, with the Scientific and English Name* ; Linnsean Class and Order ; Natural Order; Generic and Specific Characters ; References to the most Popular Botanical Works Localities ; Time Flowering; Description of the Plants; ...

... has flowered in England, and its bloom is on our table-sweet as violets, large as foxglovejtinted like a lilac.' Mr.' Mallesoi, the trbya1 gardener at Claremont, bas had the honour of' first com- pelling this plant to produce its c.habming flower, which ...

... Durham Cathedral. In the thickness of the transept arches they have found a fire-place and chimney of large proportions. Chelsea, Kensington, Fulham, and Hammersmith, are combining to get themselves made into Parliamentary borough, with two Representatives ...

... committed on Thursday. Tise Poor Relief (Ireland) Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed (n Monday. The Chelsea Pensionera Bill was reported. Mr. Btwall gave notice that on the 16tb instant he should bring under the consideration of the ...

... the flower expands boldly and fully, no rain will happen for four hours or : if it continue in that cpen When it state, no rain will the day. half conceals its miniature flower, the day is generally showery; but shutsup, or veilsthe white flower with ...

... more ardour than our noble townsman the Earl Marshal of England. Avery slight examination ofthe lists of divisions will serve show that there is s decided preponderance of wait i , ability, and hereditary honour among the party whom the Tories are pleased ...

... own Love—lf 1 dare name My esteem for thee. Surely flowers cun bear no bluroc. My bonny Mary Lee Here’s the violet’s modest blue, That ’ueulb liuwihorns hides from view , gentle Mar» Lee, Would show whose heart is true, While it thinks thee. While they ...

... to the rentmg frmer who shall show all the orchards in his, occupation not being Ls than four acres, in the best state of management and cultivates than ; • b xhos Newman, and S. T. Kekewich Ke°reSngCme/who shall show the best cnitivated esisqis.,jo ...

... Exchange. It is scarcely necessary to say that every -he arrangement will be made that can give eclat to a State set visit, and show how much the citizens of London, and all nat connected with the Coal Exchange, feel the honor con- Ist. ferred upon them. The ...