... the agricultural counties. The two parties united together, then, in selling and buying, and transporting and murdering, the flower of England's strength. I knew how it would be; I was sure that when once the factory lords had quenched their thirst with ...

... certain fresh regulations, relative to Chelsea pensioners, lo required to have their certificates ; comniunications for that A purpos are directed ts ho addressed to the Secrehsry and Regis- tra of the Royal Hospitls, Chelsea. Sl d A nosy bank., to be supported ...

... inother the flag of the late first reirri ent of Mlanchcster Volunteers, aud the third inscribed, The Royal Greenwich orld Chelsea Pensioners.- T'[ese veterans Avore laurel in their hats, and wvalked four abreast. The Royal Artillery, with their twvo f ...

... phiorum, Sic est domus ista domorum. As the rose is the flower of flowers, So is this the house of houses. More elegantly, but less literally rendered: The,chief of houses, as the rose of flowers. CHAltGE OF- ADMINISTENlG D-DEsTEELstus DaeGs_ On 'tednesday ...

... defied, all the ability of man to shake the foundation of his system. All is well so -long jas the curtain is ~upeand the puppet show, of life goes on ; but when the, rapid kepresenat~tion draws to a close, and every hope of longer respite is p~recluded ,hnswlap ...

... any previ- ous show. The miscellaneous show was very good, and well merited the liberal awards which were bestowed. There were several good dahlias, although early in the season, and the show efpiccotees, the cultivation of which flower is now becoming ...

... L SOCIETY. -The second anniversary of the autumnal exhibition ofthe fruits and flowers of this society took place on Thursday, in the gardens of Fair-field-house. The show was well attended, and some very fine specimens of fruits and fowersawere exhibited ...

... Savilc, WV. Powlett, M. Feuding, and W. Stan. kope; Ilonourables Miss Otway Cave, Mrs. Henry Mur. ay, Miss Denmaan, Miss Flower, Mrs. Annesloy, Rev. 1. Y. Savile, W. Cust and Mrs. Cust, Sir Robert Ches. er, Lieutenant-General Sir R. Darling; Colonels ...

... committee had it speedily St c' fitted up, in their usual tasteful manner, wvith festoons ti .- of evergreens and wreathis of flowers. Not only the fo ememlsers of the society, but the people of Fochabers in tb general, seecmd to take a lively interest in ...

... Commissariat Clerk T. W. Goldie. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Cochran and Co. Manchester; as far as regards G3. B. Cochran -P. Flowers, J. Bell, and P. C. Westley, Wellington street, Strand, and Child's place, Temple, publishers-J. and J. Bout- tiog, Union ...

... 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 ...