... he is in his 33d year, and has sat 11 years in parliament for the county Down GRAND HORTICULTURAL SHOW and FETR CRAMPETRI? at CREMORIVR HOUSE, CHELSEA. These picturesque and extmsive grounds were on Saturday last the scene of peculiar attraction to a ...

... oddities Tin: BAY CHELSEA, Oil! roar'd the smoking funnel. The blacks came down in sbowers; Tlic .-team-pipe coughs like one ill. The above lowers; The mud both thick and dark Imiiede* our wretched bark : There lay, liaif a day. the Bay uf Chelsea, bo ! Mow against ...

... and cane in about four lengths a-head •f him. There was a great distance between the third and fourth. Breoker did not show at Chelsea, his boat having gone down. An objection, immediately after the coming in, was made to Fry receiviag the second prize ...

... inasmuch a-, while a Greenwich pensioner received his allowance full, the Chelsea pensioner was subject to a discount ou his payment; but now, by the law the land, the Chelsea pensioner is paid ou equal terms those of the Greenwich dependant huzz-ir. ...

... his Annual Concert, which took place in the Muhic Room the evening last. The debut of the two young ladies, Miss Flower and Miss S. Flower, was successful in every meaning of the word. They met, every appearance the orchestra, with applause the most unbounded ...

... essay their harmonious discourse, so hat ever-moving, brilliantlyattired crowd was constantly presented to view. The show of flowers was exceedingly abundant; and many were of exquisite beauty , and they proved so attractive that the tents were thronged ...

... the botanical professors and leading members of the Society in town. Mr. Anderson, of the Chelsea Physic Gardens, exhibited a large collection of the flowering plants of the season, but the prominent object which attracted the attention of the visitors ...

... years in the Chelsea gardens. DOUBLE LILAC PRIMROSE— Primulm grandiflora (Primulacece). This little flower, in itself so fair, shows yet fairer from the early season of its appearance ; peeping forth even from the retreating snows of winter. It forms a happy ...

... their things to pi hey'll clothe them in Coats Frocks, yook GIRLS in smart nd should you want them Ready-made,—t © House can show so a Stock of Little say it without ro; Toggery. reover, DOUDNEYS were the first who very kindly proffered cts for Our Clathes ...

... Superrine time Common Ct Jamaica G Fine Jar Rich 0, N to • I of CHELSEA WATER-WORKS, Great _ Quegn-street, 'Westminster, February. 14, 13g.—A GENERAL COUR'I ol' the GOVERNOI , and COMPANY of CHELSEA WATERWORKS, lirevions to the Annual General Court appointed ...

... objection taken by Mr. Loveland, the vestry-clerk and solicitor for St. Luke, Chelsea, to the legality of the proceedings, and havimg refused to allow a set.off of 3201. for rent for Chelsea work- house, claimed by the defendants from the board of guardians, ordered ...

... the proprietor, and the committee of the society. The show was more than equal to anything hitherto exhibited in the same place in the way of horticultural science, either as regards flowers, plants, fruits, or culinary vegetables. The collection ...