... Belfast. June S, ISSS ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN. THURSDAY, Ist JULY. THERE MILL N Grand K.hil.ition PLANTS, FLOWERS, FRUITS, and VEGETABLES, the Naw Show of Admission may be had from the Collector, Mr Jos era Obh, 5, Castle Place ; also, the Garden proprietors ...

... 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 eonfklence and respect of the tenantry, sod of ill with whom the varied badness of this lags brings him in coetatt. The show, which preceded the dinner by some days, was the Bodety's brat On no merlons occasion were the entries at all so numerous, ...

... blessed God I (applause). 1 The Rev. J. B. Owen, Incumbent of St. Luke’s Chnrcr» Chelsea, seconded the resolution. On that day we* k he was walking from Cbariog-crocs to Chelsea in company with a well-known English clergyman, D.ictor of Divinity, ’boar name ...

... which the commerce of Canada naturally tends.— Quarterly Review. The Derry Show of the Royal Agricultural Improvement Society.— We would remind intending exhibitors at the coming show the Royal Agricultural Improvement Society that Saturday, the 31st cur ...

... into two quarts. He who restrains fahnaelf in the aae lawfel things will never encroach upon things forbidden. Silence never shows itsslf lose great advantage, when it is mads the reply calumny end defamation. Him needs but one wise man in company, and all ...

... lungs remains to clog the body with fat/' No SRi.nsiiN’nss lit Nature.—Ged has written on the flowers that sweeten the air—upon the hreese that rocks the flowers upon the stem—opon the rain drop* that refresh tho sprig of moss that lift* its head in the ...

... sense! Fairy delight!—bat hat the recompense? Maiden, retnerabcrer.t thou the happy hours, At •ve. when rlng mid lb* breath of flower* Thou did st Inhale the fragrance of their sigh ? Can'st thou recall the wind's low melody Post thou remember how the sunset ...

... remains of your favour here, who have honoured me by their efforts en this peculiar and anxious occasion. I think you will admit, show that the old leaven may be backed against all England. Here those inimitable artists—Power, Mr and Mrs Yates, the elder Mathews ...

... 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 ...

... Mattresses, Feather Beds and Bedding. Mahogany and Painted Chest* of Drawers. Wardrobes. Dressing Tables and Stands, Circular Flower Stand. Eight day Clock Hat and Umbrella Stand. Oil Cloth. Hall Chairs, do. Lamp. Barotne’ ter. Dinner Service of White and ...

... lodgings in Sloaue Street, Chelsea, with Mr. Mdbourne. A happy family are earning respectable livelihood in the neighbourhood—one the daughters handsome and well to do; what more did the fellow want? wins, and marries her, at the Chelsea pirish church, ami makes ...