... of the 24th of May, 1828, that he had dined, at Richmond Park, with Lord Sidmouth ; and that, before dinner, his lordship showed him some letters which had passed between his father, Dr. Addington, and the doctor's patient, the great Lord Chatham. Scott ...

... 24th of May, 1828; that he had dined, ;it Richmond - Park, with ,Lord Sichnou - t11; and that, before dinner, his lordship.showed him some, letters which. had passed between his father, Dr. Addingtc.n, and the doctor's patient, the great Lord Chatham. ...

... declarations was sent to Chelsea askt * Hospital, the pensioner retaining the original to show the ool- ,. leotor of excise his authority for receiving his pension. Pn C tho reeipt of the declaration from the pensioner at chelsea the ospital the necessary ...

... appear. Millar mentions a case of Plantago Psyllium having sprung from the soil of an ancient ditch which was emptied at Chelsea, although the plant had never been seen in the memory of man, De Chandolle says, that M. Gerardia succeeded in raising ki ...

... certain fresh regulations, relative to Chelsea pensioners, lo required to have their certificates ; comniunications for that A purpos are directed ts ho addressed to the Secrehsry and Regis- tra of the Royal Hospitls, Chelsea. Sl d A nosy bank., to be supported ...

... which Protestants had for a time unfortunately fallen. The Rev. W. M AYN MID, in a suitable address, in the course of which he showed how thankful we ought to be for the mercies of God to us, moved the first resolution. The Rev. FIELDING OULD rose to second ...

... Society at Chiswick, a fine tree of the glycinis sinensis, on the south wall of the garden. The flower is of a blue colour, and pendant like the laburnum, which flower it resembles, and the tree, which occupies a space of 240 yards upon the wall, exhibits a ...

... anything ever remember have aMiev canvas; a few other fema’es compose this interesting gammy* some of which are strewing flowers before the prince. f»wt we must forget the family Pipers, old and ajuung mm* striving competition who shall give the rreateel ...

... they will; and, with perseverance, we think they must. itornitrg Chronicle. THE OUT-PENSIONERS OF CHELSEA ITOSPITAL. —The whole of the out-pensioners of Chelsea Hospital capable of !serving, have received instructions to hold themselves in readines to be ...

... He afterwards became a footman in London, and about twelve years ago he was usher at an academy in the neighbourhood of Chelsea, and, as will presently appear, he cut a figure as an insolvent and a bankrupt before he started upon the speculation which ...

... There were present the Rev. J. H. Stewart, the Rev. H. M`Neite, the Rev. W. W. Ewbank, the Rei. R. Burgess, rector of Upper Chelsea, who, with Captain Layard, was a deputation from London, M. Edwards, Esq., C. Boutflower, Esq., —. Sherlock, Esq., &c., &c ...

... There were present the Rev. J. H. Stewart, the Rev. H. M'Neite, the Rev. W. W. Ewbank, the Rev. R. Burgess, rector of Upper Chelsea, who, with Captain Layard, was a deputation from London, M. Edwards, Esq., C. Boutflower, Esq., —. Sherlock, Esq., &c., &c ...