... undulat'ug, though the passage was straight, and not curved. He recollected one ceiling being painted with small medallions and flowers, by order of the Princess or W r ales. - lu answer to question from Lord Lauderdale, whether recollected the bathing-room ...

... with ale ; tin* entire one George, ** and the others G. 11. IVV* '1 d»omr w-‘> dressed by the difieront inhabitants, eat I. showing utmost willingness assist, according the capariiy ct kitchen ; and half past one it was put upon the U with the greatest ...

... blown down ; wall Frederick street was laid prostrate * nutuhei chimneys, tiles, slates, &c. were carried awav large window the show-room belonging Messrs. Busby Fox, were driven in ; wall fronting the yard Messrs. Copland and Edge, in Oxford-street, was also ...

... afternoon at two o’clock, Mr. Stirling, the Coroner for Middlesex, and respectable Jury, assembled the King’s Arms Tavern, Chelsea, near Battersea-hridge, inquire into the extraordinary circumstances which the above female came by her death. The Jury having ...

... bank notes, that were another part the same drawer. The ruffian who committed the robbery effected his escape by removing the flower pots from the window in the room, and dropping himself into the street. On Saturday, at the Town Hall, in the Borough, Eleanor ...

... :*i is, perhaps, rose elder flower water, without any addit.on. Conserve of roses, often applied to the eyes these occasions, much more likdv to injure the eyes tlijin relieve them. flannel bag, idled with camomile flowers, wrung out of boiling water ...

... Cliarlcs-street. Ou the ult., of rapid decline, at Fountain Vilia, aged 17, Helen, youngest daughter Mr. Jno. Sharpe. Lately, at Chelsea, at an advanced age, Mr. Westwood ; many years a resident in tliis town. On Thursday, the iust. at his residence, Kempsey ...

... out in evidence. Packwood, the acceptor of the bill, stated himself that he had received value for it; and was proreeding to show that had acted entirely as the tool of Stanton, wlien the Lord Chief Justice vtoyped liim, and told him was not bound to answer ...

... late Royal Highness. Deputy Quarter-Master. Deputy-Adjutant. General. General. Lieutenant Gavernor of Governor the Royal Mi- Chelsea Hospital. litary College. Quarter-Master-General. Adjutant-Gent ml. Equerries to the King. Cleric Marshal and First Equerry ...

... the attraction manifested but delicate that it will show iu the most minute quantity possible ; ns, for instance, in gold, silver, or copper money, iniium- rable minerals, &c. This insrument shows magnetic power, or attraction in gold, silver, copper ...

... to depart, on account of ber numerous family. A man who now a respectable tradesman Chelsea, was for many years one of the most profligate of the outpensioners of Chelsea hospital, and was known only as a common nuisance in the neighbourhood by his constant ...

... intrinsically the ear that interesting point however we shall have certain information after harvest During tioklish period of flowering process the weather wet cold but the wind favourable circumstance) was not constantly in the most dangerous quarter Two wet ...