... Rkbve»' residence, and some lead, number of fine wall flowere, carnations, &c , stolen. The Talas of tbo property was trifling, but great deal of damngewas done. Xbeie axarrences show that property in tliat district not safe atnigbt, and some farther ...

... last, after which she removed Chelsea, after that to Battersea. When went to Follarn there were children there. He was treated better at Fullam than afterwards, hut he hud not. always enough to eat. When they went to Chelsea the children principally slept ...

... ladyship wore superb bridal costome, competed of a silver moire gothic dress, covered with Brussels laoe. wreath of orange flowers, intermixed with ailver leaves, encircled the head, and a necklace and bonquet of costly pearls and diamonds, with a wsily ...

... 000 for the completion of the sooth wing of Buckingham Palace; £32,841 for the park Battersea; £5.600 for Chelsea _ bridge ; £35,000 for tho Chelsea Embankment and Public Roadway. £4,000 for purchase of the right of the patentee, order to give tho public ...

... atroogly developed ; the hair is thin, and entirely different, the deceased having thick curly hair, and the photograph only showing thinness of hair. exceedingly regret your situation; and from the respectability of Mr. Ayre, solicitor, well tha situation ...

... consideration his urgent call for body of military settlers on the border. bad proposed that strong body of ont-pensioners of Chelsea H >spital should bo sent, but there were difficulties io finding sufficient number of such men to emigrate to tbe Cape on ...

... before the Sebastopol Committee and Chelsea Commission, with a view to show the oecesssity of defining the responsibility and doties of tbe various departments. The boo. gentleman quoted the second report, showing the difficulties under the existing system ...

... they blessed God. (Applause.) The Rev. J. B. Owen, Incumbent of St. Lake's Chnreb, Chelsea, seconded the resolution. that day week was walking from Cbaring-cross to Chelsea, company with well-known English clergyman, doctor of divinity, whose name, for reasons ...

... brother noble bethought him of Cremorae; it might purge the driee and the ride In the Park if the world” wrote it down at Chelsea that they had yet sense decency; the experiment waa tried, 1 fear with shout much success as would hare attended abowiog the ...

... a serene sky and extinguished the funeral pyre; and sundry matters which read as if written an Italian monk, and apparently show that winking pictures are very old phenomena lu Italy. I gather this information from a Bavarian paper- The Act referred to ...

... man; be toldm* that his father allowed him £2OO per annum; I did not ask him where bis father lived; he told that picture showed me was the old house at home, Ireland; be did not tell what bis pay was; he told roe be had altogether p*r annum; tbe plaintiff ...

... but when it calls a nation to mourning. Soon began to have fortber evidence that tbe procession was on its onward way. Tbe Chelsea pen eioncre, survivors of many an arduous combat, and one soldier selected from every regiment in the service—a afrango contrast ...