... Ancient and Modern Masters ; Valuable Florentine Bronzes, elegant Specimens of Oriental Porcelain, a few Lots of fine Old Chelsea China ; A magnificent Jewelled Clock, an unique specimen of Carving, by Grinling Gibbons; Beautiful Vases in Malachite and ...

... the throat ; the diary part opening so as to show habit-shirt of white muslin plaited in front, and finished at the throat by small t-malng-over collar. The sleeves are demi-long, and situp in front the showing full under-sleeves of white muslin gathered ...

... head quarters of Lord Raglan the 19th of August, showing our troops to be in such a powerless and exhausted condition that, for all purposes of active warfare, they might as well be laid up in Chelsea Hosp'tal. comment that we are capable of making can ...

... ponceau velvet flowers falling In wreaths. The new plaid velvet ribbons, mixed with blonde, are also much used in head-dresses, and with very pleasing effect. said that some of our elegantes intend introduce the fashion of wearing natural flowers in the hair ...

... gold, iver blonde, and bunches of orchidean silver, and red, trimmed with sii flowers; the petticoat white sati in, with a bouffant of white tulle, and punches of orchidean flowers to correspond to the train. Hi er Ma- Jesty wore a diadem of diamonds and ...

... sufficient check the vessel with a great and unexpected momentum on her, showed that the check tackle was all that could desired. An examination of the place where the accident occurred showed that the toothed wheels of the windlass (which seemed totally insufficient ...

... Downes, con Supervisor of Injand Revenue, sincerely regretted a numerous circle of friends. August 20, at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, Arthur Henry Taylor, Esq., Staff Assistant-Surgeon, late of the Royal Horse Artillery, rh eldest son of J. H. Taylor, Esq ...

... and the grand en- trance tastefully occupied with shrubs and flowers. the last three days Paris has been deluged with rain, but the sun shone brightly for the opening of the agricultaral show ; ing, hundreds of vi- and at twelve o'clock, the hour of open ...

... thev blessed God (applause.) The Rev. J B. Owen, Incumbent of St. Luke’s Church, Chelsea, seconded the resolution. On that day week he was alking from Charing-cross to Chelsea, in company with a well-known English clergyman, a doctor of divinity, whose name ...

... Bankruptey and His | lordship was found dead in his bed on Wednesday morning. He sat on Tuesday for several hours in court, and showed no symptoms calculated to give rise to the least apprehension respecting his state of health. Directions were given on the ...

... never could believe in the resurrection, and qooted Pliny to show that there was one thing which God could not do, and that was to raise the dead. He then said to his friend, that if he could show him passage in the Old Testament to prove the resurrection ...

... of taking each vote separately and commenting on the words in which it was proposed, it would be better for hon. members to show. > if they could, that the money which had been expend led had not been beneficially employed. According to the information ...