... own.- Atter a short tnbaste the petitior6 were laid on tile II l)e. BttITISte SOLDIERtS sIJ LVIAL'iA.-Tlhe EIarl of/ ~7u chelsea presented a petition frotu Ctiptain Air~tcisoti,' 4ainst the practicS of' cotmpelling soldiers to pay rosltect tv i~n Cattrolic ...

... inquire into the disrepute into which the members of the Church have lately fallen. A PARISHIONER OF CHELSEA. WOOLWICH FLORIST SOCIETY. The annual show of dahlias by the members and friends of this society took place on Tuesday last. A large and elegant ...

... proceeded to take the a show of hands. The show was decidedly in favour of Sir Willinm Geary; but betwecn Mlessrs Elodges and Rider it was difficult to 5 judge. After going through the ceremony a second timr, the High Sheriff declared the show to be in favour ...

... March, 18394, the stream of knowledge extended still farther jute the suburbs, and the Blt- grave Institution was founded at Chelsea, but which, as being mere exclusive than the others;, was limited irs the number of its members; and I shall nosw add another ...

... son Otl his part, to the effbet that he has actually enlisted ill the force in qquestionl, anid is to produce the samiet at Chelsea Hospital, thtlt the proper eitries way be matide in the books, atnd any pensioni theta due paid. - 'Tlhe Select (Conittittee ...

... that when ie e had the honour to address tlseir I ordships, lie stated that he would claim permission te produce evidence to show that the preausble of the bill teas not proved, and he now begged leave to prefer that claim, and to say that he was prepared ...

... 'pwaesetb a most enchanting appeqannee.-Two -tentsi- the ieE of w hint had'beeb'en l hidbne y stzraWted td the'prdnoterp o this show. biy !e i 'tAura 'I'' ciety, were itastefqlly deiPr.te4, wi.jtt .a..vattty.;of, hoice. 'plartt; 'The following i 6s alist of ...

... remembered that we expressed our l surprise and regret at the appointment of the . Rev. Mr. GLRE1 to the Chaplainship of Chelsea Hospital. The preferment of a violent Tory I partisan seemed to us an injustice to Clergymen . of Liberal opinions. The literary ...

... Charles Theo. ~rs Kirby, Craswurd-st'eli, Portman.square, Middlesex, lace. tan5 'ai~d Iosier, Edwa I Baugh, Sloane-street, Chelsea, I~~dtdlesext draper. B, Jrjmias Gregory, Allen-street, Gus- 7e~llstree-fdiddls~sevri1u v)wder --George. Harris, Coven- yi ...

... member for Dublin has addressed the first of a i proposed series of letters to thea people of England, with the object of showing that the condutof ?? of Lords, in re- ference to the Irish corporations bill, has rendered an organic re- formof 'that house ...

... tranquil setenity of the evening, and the assembly lingered in the gardens muah Ueyond the usual hour. The multitudes of flowering shrubs now in their beauty, the plants-cultured, and those of spontaneous growth-that decked the edges of the ponds, and ...

... TLhe~erections containing if she various articles sent for competition or show)presented a beauiti- If ul appearance, embracing time finest specirrensoralmost every class a~osbrubor flower. Amongothseroveltics, equalyrare, w;ere alofty ~ co~tree~o'iaredi hb&isIl~ ...