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... PARLIAMENTARY BOROUGH.-Mr. M'Gregor gave notice for the 15th of March of a motion to incorporate Kensington, Hammersmith, and Chelsea into a parliamentary borough. HARBOUR AND LIGHT DUES.-Mr. Labouchere, in reply to Mr. Wawn, stated that there was no intention ...

... audacious, and withal most myste- rious manner from Chelsea hospital. Is this to be the 1,aglet Seeing that old NAPOLEON'S Eagles were giervellously like magpies, lifting all they could ]ay their claws ?? Chelsea bird ought to be the bird: it would go back with ...

... the other, but form a large showy head of bloom. -Taos FuGHuSA- - The flower-b ud, gloloose,. until it opens, short, or without any tube; the sepsis on opening to reflex ?? as to show only theinside surface (like thle cyclamaen); the corolla to be a decided ...

... Qxuen has sent 251. for him, and the Retribations; crew have subseribed 64. Letters from Australia tll ns, that Miss Sarah Flower, whose rich contralto voice was much admired in England a few years sice, is now performing in operas at Ade- laide, Melbourne ...

... Brown, and that they lived at King's-place, Chelsea, but Mrs. Duffit has been to that place and cannot find any traces of any per- son of that name in the King's.road, there being no King's-place in Chelsea, The inquiry was resumed on Wednesday. Dr. Merriman ...

... had no Show. Whether his Lordship will be found equal to his duties of the year, having been so plainly, so sim- ply inducted to his office, is a matter of serious doubt. For our own part, we incline to think that a LouD MArYo without the Show must be ...

... house y a bolt, and get i.i at hls first. floor window. What there may bh left 1f his uict walks, neatly laidoer-t beds, flowers, shrubs, and trees, which the floods have beon sweepinig over so brig a tilme, 110 Olle can tell yet- but we should nor be ...

... the first horticultural show there. W. D-Write to the offiee for back numbers, and also for the price of advertisements. S. C. H.-Cousnlt our annual lists of the best things. CnsYs5AXjTir[rxMs.- B. W.-iKeep your plants which show their bucds in the geenbouse ...

... P. J.-The fancy dahlias are not merely dahlas of two colours, but flowers with the lightest colours at the tip. Thus, a crimson flower with .white tip IS a fancy, one; A white flower with a crimson tip is not. Wn strongly recmmnend nll who desire answers ...

... stock, and that only if of good ?? from E. S. Nothng ewbutallprcty.Twofro A.S. The larger one is a show~yvariety r a greenhouse, but petals too nar- row to show; the other, although not so new, is of better quality, bust there are plenty to beat ?? others ...