... happy home I What a blessing th such homes are to young people, who turn to brightness ast. naturally and as properly as the flowers to the warm sua- shine. Make your homes dull and unsympathetic, and you may know without asking why those truant feet wal ...

... wedding presents. Maariel: Sir William. Lady Orchard I Wedding presents ! What are you talking about ? I mean the Flower Show at Chelsea. Letty: Oh ! The Orchid Exhibition. IK-i-d, Kauriel: Not C-h-a.r-d, please. FowL Play: A cock fight. TaE Black ...

... s, hang'hai, or even Pekin, just a as Chelsea penioner woud do if he tried to walk with two wooden substitutes for his nether -limbs, with- out a staff1then say what sy other family of the human sapeolsiould show to equal'snch a ?? Fiemilwe Travees vn ...

... coffin-plate, bearing the date of last year, was found on the ground. A female servant, living at Chelsea, purloined a roll of riband in a shop at East Chelsea, on Wednesday week ; and, being observed, was desired to walk to the back of the shopT while a ...

... ssid to be ten to, one. Lnord The effective military force now in Ireland is 26,000 sman, I~l & exclusive of~ the enrolled Chelsea Pensioners and 10,000 Th( armed policemen.uni Al pension of £5,000 a year reverts to the Crown by the small demise of Sir ...

... younger brother, had only just returned from his l 5ddingtoursI and had brought his young wife to v ou-e in Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, which le haf ?? with great care to suit her taste and his . A his wife was a rich woman, he had noti thlotglt it necessary ...

... Decorations of red aloth and flowers were not wanuting, but the chief deooratiou aftec all lay in the gay and variegated costaume, ml itary and civilian. The Prince and Princes arrived at the main en- trance on the Chelsea Embauknnent at noon, long before ...