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... brings worth is fresh coined ; bis flower* are newly gathered, they are wet with dew, and, if you please, you may almost see them growing in the rich nis mind.* • » . This eloquently said; the allusion, partwiwr. to dm flowers Coleridge’s fancy, being exhibited ...
... another shoulder dislocated, and many with severe bruises andfractnrra^ 100 invalids are now on examination before the Hoard at Chelsea hospital for pensions. . , At Gibraltar the cholera having entirely disappeared, additional medical force dispatched ...
... pretty face arc certainly irresistible at'.raclions.— Live it pool Ai.bion. 100 invalids are now examination before the Board Chelsea Hospital fur pensions. At (i.hmllar the cholera having cutirelv disappeared, the additional meilica! force dispatched from ...
... of seeing, for the first time in Ireland, a fine specimen of that scarce and curious plant, the Oncidium Papilio, in full flower, at No. 3, Sou Mall. This eccentric production cannot well be described; it almost seems a freak of nature, for its beautiful ...
... daughter H.N. \lgeo. Esq , Chelsea Park bidge, bon- the Church of Tubbercurry, same dav, be the Rev. George 1-hornlun Jloslyn, .there Raker, liur.Uer, nmarhill. UubHn.toAnna Jlaria, yo .nge.t dnogiiler It. M. A' eo. ' . , Chelsea Park Lodge, ia. nd>:n. I** ...
... ’ particular day. the dinner partv. instead of withdrawing to their usual room are conducted to an apartment decked with flowers, r.ni-klnxt with lights, and filled with d.flerent tokens of betMaj.-'v-s gracious regard; the name of the person for whom ...
... John Richard Elmore, London. Thomas Elmore, do. • ' - Francis Frith, wine merchant, Chesterfiel I. James Field, York. John Flower, London. John Hopton Forbes, do. Henry Fan, Bristol, Christopher Filzsimon, M.P. Dublin. Captain Robert Grace, London. Thomas ...
... the Uev. C. Martyu, t) Clarisaa, daughter of late Sir C. Flower. At Sheringhain Norfolk, the Rev. I. H. Pigott, Vic.r of ton. Bucks a, daughter of the late Abbot Lvjt Sherioghaun. ! At Chelsea. Frede.ick C. I.hhart, late Captain 45tb dtugbter the l.te ...
... yomselvsl? He merely stated his own opinion when when he said, that if Chose who dwelt in the immediate vicinity, did not first show seme symptoms of practical sisiatance, the Government could not be much censored, if it did not enter into die spirit of tbe ...
... pet rid as soon as possible of a gross delusion which prevailed upon this subject, that he adopted such a course. On the showing of the Committee the operation of the Bill would increase the sufferings of the weavers ten-fold. Mr. EMERSON TENNENT regretted ...
... the quarter they inhabited was remarkable for its neatness and order; remembered their whitewashed houses and their little flower gardens, and the decent appearance they made with their families at markets, or at public worship. Those houses were now mass ...
... drive coach and six through Act of Parliament, and did the Noble Lord think that these ribbon-meu would not had advisers to show them how to evade this Act of Parliament. did not see how the Bill could be made effective, for the fact was that the Orangemen ...