... s On afterwards be oiititled to be addressed My lram A New e'l.AN is to be tried for paying the out- pesesissic. c of Chelsea Hospital. It is proposed that this dity .sall in future be performed by captains selected from the half-pay list. The experiment ...

... 300TESTZO aNWE.IP GENCZ- ELECTION ?? Chelsea (T.) and Chas. Russell, Esq. ?? have been declared duly elected for Readin Capt. Plumridge (L.) has been declared duly elected for Pcnryn and Falmouth. For Nottingham, Sir J.C. flobhouse (L.) and Sir G. Larpent ...

... description of the sim- )1e Galvanic pair. By several experiments, lie showed the principle upon which Galvanic action depends. He then de- P scribed various forms of batteries, showing theirfaultsand ad- vantages., and dwelt particularly upon Smees's, Groves's ...

... Baroln Langen. Lady Seymour. Lrlrd James Butler. Lndy Chelsea. Lord Alfred Paget. Lady Katherine J.rrmyn. Count lie Nosilles. Lady Stanley. Hon. James Wortley. Laidy Harriet Baring. Visoaunt Chelsea. Lady Augusta Baring. Air George Hope. Lady Scruh Ingesire ...

... Chielsea, to inquire into Cue state of for mind of Miss Georgiana, Swift, an elderly maiden lady, ise, residing at Parson's-row, Chelsea, the daughter of a scl; musician of some celebrity, from whonm she had derived to property; that in the funds amnounted Co ...

... weather. the grounds were ivell fiulld luring thed.y, and the fine baud of the Oxford Blues wvere in attendance. The show of flowers was extremely rich in the choicest varieties of the season, particularly in calcenlarias, pelargoriums, verbenas, gesnerias ...

... of WVest India aitd Arne. ricasn tobacco. A-ERICAcN FLOWERING PLANtTS.-A very exten- sive collection of these plants is now exhibiting in the grounds of Mr Waterer, King's Road, Chelsea, wvhichl shows the very high degree of perfection to which their ...

... Charteris. F. Chelsea, Lord Christie, W. D. Clayton, R. R. Clerk, Sir G. Cochrane, A. Craig, W. G. Cripps, W. Darby, G. Douglas, Sir C. Duneombe, T. Ebrington, Lord Egerton, Lord F. Eotott, B. Evans, W. Ferguson, Sir R. Fielden, J. Ferrand, W. B. Flower, Sir J ...

... ly a fine plant of Campanula Grandis, obtained from the Imperial Gardens at St. Petersburgh; some white flowered Pwonies; and several fine flowers of Azalias and Rhododendrons. A specimen was exhi. bited of a preparation by which wood was rendered incombusti- ...

... nionlded, F,5 feet, deptlr ef' hold, 21; tons, by the old rule, 1,09. The South London Floricultural Society's ScNitId flower show for the liresent year, is hfId in the Snrrev Gardens to-morrow. The fete comprehends, berid-s tL-' floral exhibition, the ...

... SOUTH LONDON FLORICULTURAL SPcIETY.-The second summer show for the prizes took place on Tuesday, at the Surrey Zoological Gardens, under the arrangements of Mr Cummins, the secretary. The flowers and plants exhibited were particularly fine; indeed, some ...

... place between the right honourable gentleman, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, anti LoTd Chelsea. The right honourable gentleman had been applied to by Lord Chelsea for the ChilternHundreds, and the reply returned by the Chancellor of the Exchequer was ...