... wasted upon the irictinn J. ® Commissioner* and their worthless staff Dublin, honour to be, Sir, your obedient «n'*a*, Chelsea, April ENF.ASJHACDONNF.LL. Worksop M.kor and E»ntK.-Tlie Duke Norfolk I.M «.U his splnuliil mansion ami .-.lato In Ihc Duke ...

... man mad. How did 1 loathe them '—how the men talk who come among them —how poor in clothes, though they may make such a great show at night! and, how Nell cursed, because there was bad pit!” Drydeu said, in the early part of 1608, Nell was Lord Buck«urst’s ...

... improvements in his toilet, bent his steps towards the spot hallowed by the lair object of his medilations. I This spot was Chelsea, for there Miss bophia M ackjes resided with her widowed mother and two sisters, in conjunction with whom , she maintained ...

... Well!’ exclaimed the two ladies, actuated the same impulse ...

... those streams read of—springing up know not where—which murmur along, fertilising they flow ; and then, after trees, and flowers,and sightly plants, have sprung up through their uiihonoured influence —be- ! they have disappeared into the bowels of the ...

... substsatisl dinner. Arhaoh Aoriccltl-eal Sociktv. —The autumnal show of this truly useful and flourishing society took place the shambles yard of Armagh on Fri.lay last, when the finest show of all kinds of farming stock we have ever witnessed on such occasions ...

... youog Munroe could see them occasionally wheel and fir* in platoons, at either side the highwar. wherever the Basil a gun showed them that an enemy was concealed Those ran in advance, before passing barn, nr tree, or any object that would afford shelter ...

... gentle stem, tha pride the garden gay. And many glittering dewy gem, On its lovely bosom lay. The niahl bird woo'd opening flower. And called it his own dear maid; And all night long, Itia lady's bower. He (uog his serenade. And lie mug ilia sweetest strain ...

... the House Lords. A case in the ! papers show* the movement of the voluntary principle , j * enrious'phase. It is proposed by Lord Cudogau, who owns the next presentation of the rectorship of the parish of i Chelsea, to dispose of it by public auction, Wednesday ...

... near by. The very first gentleman whom asked gave him several silver Surprised such overflowing gmerositv. he went out and showed bis gains Ins comrade, and told him go ami try. for if he had good lock their begging would be at end. The other went in, ...

... an old inhabitant of Clapham, it is stated that Cavendish would never see female servant, and if an unfortunate maid ever showed herself tbe was instantly dismissed. He was in the habit of ordering his dinner daily by a note, which be left on tbe hall ...

... miles distant from the point, heavy fire of musketry was directed towards it. No notice, however, was taken of this ineffectual show of opposition to the progress of the boats, and the flags trace were kept flying. When within about a mile and a half of the ...