... -he has shown that- thili'-branch- of triide hass ed -been injured ?? that that part of' commerce -has been ?? to stroyed. Show me one good that has be'en'done'over the ci- watter for us.- 'snt'vnrtarcsfr suffered, 'ard have lie we one beniefiti-in return ...

... his little girl, and pick- ing up as lie did so from among her discarded trea- sures, a branch of fiagraut wall-flower,- There's a flower, sir,' said he modestly, ' which seems, like man, to find footing every where: there's no a kail-yard in all our ...

... pall-maldi. Evelyn says theat thle re- desigim of Chelsea tiospital origiiiated with Sir Seplien Fox, hjer that it waIS begUnI hI 16032, aid not finished until 1690t. Nl th (w iynii lviveid at Chelsea, near a platce called Saud's End. T I te liotise, ...

... planted ones are coming into blossom, and the late ones show strong healthy stems. We think that a moment's reflection will convince the I farmer of the utility of the practice of nipping off the I flowers from the plant before the apples are formed; for a ...

... January, 1830, showing the years in which they thus obtained such increased pay or pensions, and the aggregate amount of such increase, and the amount sshicls was afterwards de- ducted from such non-commissioned officers and soldiers, r to show the amount ...

... this conversation that I stated here on more than one occasion that the writ could be issued without any farther delay, and to show that- I did not mistake Mr. Ley, and that 1 have not been guilty of any dereliction of duty, or of any ne- glect towards the ...

... A good deal of mirth was excited some little time ago by the anxious struggles of some of her Majesty's jurors about fi Chelsea to get their names erased from the list of' gentle- s men, and inserted in that of esquires. Their efforts v were not ...

... and Griblen, Maisrs. Welsh and M'Laren. The speakers eloquently and energeti- cally pointed out the wrongs of Ireland, and showed Repeal to be the only measure through which these wrongs were to be redressed. Paradise Chambers, Liverpool, 18th February ...

... autumnal show of fruits, flowers, and vegetables, of this society, was held on yesterday at the Roeado. The exhibition was emhnently beautiful, the exhibitors particu- larly numerous, and the company numerous and select. The show of flowers was such as ...

... were set out in long and exulting array in the Governor-General's dis- patches, and the Khalsee standards were to grace the Chelsea museum ?? 1 the flags of all nations. All-cheering in words, but how go the facts ? Are the Sikhs intimidated by the assumed ...

... house would be aware that before the third reading of a bill for the construction of a railway, the promoters were required to show that they had obtained the assent of a certain portion of the subscribers assembled at a public meeting for proceeding wvih ...

... is att eighty-six feet, and is wide enough for the passage of all tran kinds of carriages. offil The Belfast fruit and flower show, which took place in the Botanic Gardens of chat town on Thursday, was well wh attended, anod came off with great eclat ...