... soil. They also show what they consider improved Magnum These firms not compete, but they bave encouraged the exhibition both showing potatoes themselves and by offering prizes for competition. Similar encouragement has been given to the show Buch other ...

... boneficent life, and by repre sentatives of some of the many good causes hle had setvee. His body -was brougbt from Cheyne aWalk, Chelsea, the residence of his son-in-law and daughter, Sir C.- C. and Lacy Scott-3ioncreiff, on Wednesday, to his home at Mariemont ...

... at mission amongst the men at the works, sh¢ is knoewn, and it may be said beloved by all cl seis, and the pqrishioners, to show this, took advantage of tho splendid weather that prevailed on Taesday afternoon. They turned out to seethe ceremony in their ...

... MARRIED. r At St. Luke's, Chelsea, John IH. Lcwis, Esq. of Beaufort- trow, to Miss Ann Killick, of Holles-place, Brooipton.-At -St. Pancras New Church, J. ?? Collinson, Esq. of Store- street, to Miss Pyrke, of Pentonville.-At Hamipstead, Rd. .Heathficld ...

... Baker Galbraith, E~q. to Ann Charlotte Dealey, seconid daughter of Lieut.-Colonel Fead, C.B. late of the Grenadier Guards--At Chelsea, S. Leigh Sothehy, REq. of Wellington-street, Strand, to Julia Anna, daugh- ter of H. J. Pitcher, Esq. late of Northfleet ...

... Esq.-At Chelsea, Miss Chalumer, of Cheyne-walk, daughter of the late Edin. Chalner, Esq.-At his house in Wilton-crescont, Godfrey Wentworth Wentworth, Esq. in his 62d ?? ' his house in Rassell-square, after a lingering illness, Sir I Charles Flower, Bart ...

... unfortunate that the election should have occurred when it did, as it interfered not only with the archery meeting, the flower show, and the amateur perform- . ance, but also with the trade which those attractionss neces- sarily introduce into the city ...

... Mrs. Stewart, ~r. J. L. Toole, Messrs. Spiers and Fond, &c., &o. ?? slop fil Chelsea along the route was closed, and the bliiids of all private houses were drawn down, showing uinistakably the greatest respect to thle deceased's memory. Oal arriving at ...

... MYSTBRIOUS DEATH OF A MAIDEN LADY. On Tuesday a jury was irapanelled before Mr. Wakley, at the Hand and for Flower Tavern, V'eie-'place, H-anmnersmith-road, On view Of the body Of no~ Harriet Martindaic Smith, aged 52 years.I Mrs. Mary ane Lloyd the wifeof ...

... to Ann Herne, youngest daughter of W. Bruges, Esq., of Puckshipton House, Wilts. Out. 20, at Holy Trinity Church, Upper Chelsea, James Bald, Esq., of Hamilton Park, Glasgow, to Kezia Clarke youngest daughter of Mr. James Stanley, of Campden, Gloueestershire ...

... time a perfectly green rose in flower in his rose house. Thie rose, called rosa verdiflora, is of a full rich green, and is perhaps more interesting on account of its novelty than for its beauty. A drawing of the flower has been taken by Mr. Wallis, of ...

... silver apostle ?? Burroughs. Workeri table cover-Mrs. R. S. Bond. Glass flower ?? Clarke. Biealrfast cruet-Mr. and Mrrs. T. Walker. Shell butter dish-Mr. Ted Cave. Pair of flower pots-Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith. Entree dishes-Mr. and Mrs. Barrow. Six silver ...