... of the late Mr. Allan Bel&ld, formerly of Che!stun, St. Michael, was solemnized on the 10th lust., at St. Luke's Church, Chelsea, Loudon, S.W. The ceremony was performed by the Revd. Harty St. John Woollcotnbe, M.A., Head of Oxford House, Betlinel Green ...

... a resident of Chelsea Road, charged Jaynes Oittens, a private in the West India Regiment, before Mr. Magistrate Berkeley with unlawfully assaulting and beating her on the 24th ulto. It was proved that at complainant's house in Chelsea Road on the night ...

... on the following morning after prisoner had taken her departure, the chain was missing. Prisoner was subsequently seen in Chelsea Road with the chain, but lb was never recovered. - - .-____ Prisoner had one previous convicti lit recorded against her for ...

... amphitheatres, and platforms erected in the neighbouriug flower gardens. No, the occupants of these were gentlemen and ladies who had paid dearly for their converted standing room. The love of raree show of this kind is not confined to one class : it exists ...

... has been going the round of' the papers, stating that the Archbishop has refused to preach at St. Mark's College Chapel, Chelsea, on the ground that there is too much chanting' practised there. The Puseyite apologist who writes the Church articles in ...

... lush Home Rule will relieve the English labor market. General surprise is being caused by the Irish strongholds which are showing Con. servative gains. IS tol be explained by the numbers abstaining from voting or due t) Gls imperfection of the present ...

... • otte.toreoftee long ago! Soli feet are a Indiag up the stair-- And to ! a Vision fair All dresed in a lilt e--5 mournful show--. A of orphan children come, %t ith footsteps like the falling snow, To near to her eternal home The gracious Latly.who look'd ...