... little difficulty could be felt in granting the present application. The Chief Justice inquired whether there were anything to show that the Magistrates had exercised any jurisdiction on the merits of the case when applied to ? Mr. Cruise said, that that ...

... inquired if nny gentleman present could give any particular* of three very remarkable cases ofcho lent which occurred in Chelsea, and which had been atlr.outej to ooiaon Hie CHAIRMAN stated that he able to answer i; r question ; no proof whatever of poison ...

... was obvious that might look for in vain in many parts of our unhappy Soma the cottages are handsomely ornamented with littlg flower-pota (he aide next the road. All these families being they of course profess to receive the word of God the rule of their ...

... 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 ...

... midnight tide: Be m-fily, o’er the ••ter* dark. The hope* that with thee glide. •• Float on, float on—thy freight I*flower*. And every flower tevesl* The dreaming of lonely houtt— The hope feel*. •* Float on, float on, my *liln!ng lamp— The light love I* ...

... bosom ? All are beaut'ful; the opening blossom—the mature flower—and the ripened fruit—and the callous heart—and the sensual mind, that groupcs for loveliness stimulant for passion, only shows that it has correct sense bcautv.”— Constitutional Magazine ...

... arriving early, and taking a seat for the evening in the salle des marechauz, where their wajesties and the the of the fine to show themselves for an hour, an court remained stationed till the announcement of supper. It is T@- tire about eleven ; but I declined ...

... colonelcy of the 50th foot; but have reason to believe that General Sir George Townshend Walker i> r G.C B. (Lieut.-Governor of Chelsea Hospital) will . pointed to it from the Light Infantry, of which h,. j now the Colonel, and that several other removes of ...

... and ought not to have been returned to serve as a burgess in this present Parliament for the said borough, but that Sir J. Flower, Bart., was duly elected, and ought to have been returned serve a burgess in this present Parliament for the said borough ...

... covered with its hardy creepers, or adorned with the jasmine, the monthly rose, and sweet-smelling honeysuckle—that queen of flowers; and our delight was therefore proportionately great wher, having erambulated halfa mile frum one of the entrances to Windsor ...

... the enjoyment of abundant advantages. he pillars by which'the rooms were divided,and the windows were richly wreathed with flowers and evergreens, and pre. sented a most refreshing appearance. Four lusters depended from the ceiling in addition to a profusion ...

... Ballincollig, viz,— Ist, 2d, oth, 7th, sth, and 9th battalions, Making a total force of 26,000 men, independent of enrolled Chelsea out- pensioners, and armed police, AGRICULTU NATIONAL MANL The coast of Ireland furnishes vast tities of valuable manure in ...