... s, and now complain loudly of the King, who they say, has not rewarded them they deserved. These complaints pretty plainly show, that the men who pretend to be the purest Royalists are not particularly devoted to the King. The French, too, have also to ...

... the sights of London, well source of great profit to the flonsta. Mr. Joseph Knight, of the King’s-road, Chelsea, lias now two Camellia* in flower, for which be ask* thousand guinea' The tallest plant of this kind purchased for the Oriental Garden is about ...

... funeral. Early in the evening a veteran body of Grenaiier' Guards, who were emphatically called Waterloo men, and whose medals showed where they had acquired' that honourable title, were irawn up inline/along the south aisle, at the exremity wliicli a large ...

... HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. he annual Spring Show and Dinner of Brighton and Horticultural Society took place on Tuesday the Old ahl P* y .r ...

... Butler was attended by the Rev. Mr. Turner, the Wesleyan Chapel, Chelsea. It will be recollccted that he was convicted of setting fire to the floor-cloth manufactory of Messrs. Downing, at Chelsea, and the greatest interest was felt by the public In his case ...

... sufficiently admire the bad taste which could suffer it to enter the same page* with so sweet and pathetic a competition Hogg's Flower Annisley.” are glad to see the Irish Minatrelsy’* continued ; and ry to observe in the notice of the •• Dominie's Legacy” ...

... addressed to you, and which may considered a sort of introduction to the more extensive su! ject which we desire now to treat, shows that you have minds open to the such truths, a.id due own let ion o the necessity of examining them with diligent attention ...

... much 140.000/. a year. Under all the circumstances, he hoped the vote would be altogether withdrawn, unless Ministers would show its absosolute necessity. The hon. member concluded by moving that the vote be omitted. Colonel Davies quite agreed with the ...

... patronage uf Her Most Gracious Majesty, Queen Victoria, and Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent. The fragrance of summer flowers needs no longer to be desired, when so elegant Perfume as Blount’s Royal F.au dk Bouquet’ exists Its odour is as lasting as ...

... it arises. The following table Is ain attempt to show the general working of this vicious system, so as to display the proportion which tise worst clatd ofpensionsbhear to the bad. Thefirst column shows the amount of Superannsmation Pensions, the second ...

... *being brisk ,good pi ices were obtained. In the Court of Queen's Bench, on Monday, Sir William Follett obtained a rule to show cause why a criminal information should not be filed against the registered proprietor of the Satirist, for a libel upon Mr ...

... Cremorne House. Chelsea, was of the most splendid description, and attended nearly 2000 visitors, including several Foreign Ambassadors and nomerous assemblage nobility and fashion display of flowers and plants description brilliant, and show of geraniums ...