... inasmuch a-, while a Greenwich pensioner received his allowance full, the Chelsea pensioner was subject to a discount ou his payment; but now, by the law the land, the Chelsea pensioner is paid ou equal terms those of the Greenwich dependant huzz-ir. ...

... the verities— talk light shalt thou rammage ‘em, But if for the Gold of Speech’s Brummagem. * AH that speech can show of passional, Let it show in prose rational, Not in verse that’s fantastic. “how I, True a forth mv orscles Shall the course of the Great ...

... withdrawn. Wednesday. Aug. 16. The Episcopal Functions Bill passed through committee. Chelsea Hospital Opt Pensioners Bill.—On the motion for going into committee the Chelsea Hospital Out-Pensioner* Bill much opposition was shewn to its permanent character ...

... exercise, superintended by Mr Birch. The Flower Politeness.—There now growing, at a nursery-ground in Chelsea, a Victoria Regia, so gigantic as nearly to fill the garden. A person of ceremonious habits, in pawog the flower, put it gently aside, exclaiming; same ...

... Portraits, the gentleman exposed Carlyle, and to whom are indebted for Mich really good joke. It is so like our Chelsea philosopher; and shows how well he can ignore facts and truths, they not suit his case. The Rev. M'Crie, who has gone the way of all ...

... Works. sod the ganlens of the Royal Horticultund Society will be acce.sitile to the visitors. The building designed for the Flower Show is to cover an area of three acre., which will be laid out as a spacious ornamental garden. The ground is already under ...

... that the great national rifle *mated will be inferior to none of its prides -Lissom, if the wee titer is favourable. The Chelsea double murder has been a very simple roe to dispose of both by corouer and magistrate. The facts lay in a nutshell, and, as ...

... It is not likely the bill will be severely handled in the Upper House. One or two little things must be touched, if only to show that the who grumble at a ‘ do-nothing’ chamber are in error, and these being gracefully by the dutiful Commons, the solemnly ...

... verted Red Indian of ti Rev. J. J. Kelley, a con- two sermons to crowded au he Mohawk tribe, diences in the Wetho Chapel, Chelsea. The Rev. J. Thirkhill, of Stokesley, preached in the same cha pel on Tuesday evening. Tue ‘ Great Bartaty,’—This noble steamship ...

... occasion, too, show a little temper when she was more than usually candid. Dr and Mrs Byefield, too, had been very atten- tive, and they also were invited to dine at Woodbine Cottage. Marcia was busy helping Mrs Hinton to ar range flowers for the table ...

... Consols. English railways are mostly lower. The lhik«of Edinburgh, who was accompanied tu‘. Duchess, ftiruiallv « ptmed the new Chelsea •t*' •m Sittunifty on belia'f of the Queen. ...

... where a musician sings in flat. The return of foot-and-mouth disease in the various police divisions Suffolk for last week show an increase of cases against decrease the returns of the previous week 375. What kind a doctor would duck make ? A quack doctor ...