... since the ground upan' vhichl 'eiagh. (doice famed in the ashionlable world) stood was -jutehased by the Commissioners of Chelsea Hlospital, withh sum of money len't-bya military officer of'hig1h rank, Ior the use of the old soldiers, who are in-pensioners ...

... own.- Atter a short tnbaste the petitior6 were laid on tile II l)e. BttITISte SOLDIERtS sIJ LVIAL'iA.-Tlhe EIarl of/ ~7u chelsea presented a petition frotu Ctiptain Air~tcisoti,' 4ainst the practicS of' cotmpelling soldiers to pay rosltect tv i~n Cattrolic ...

... he would admit was at Ci lirst Sighit a plausible one, and it was on that account that th they 8hould take the more pains to show that it was nor not' conclusive. (Hear, hear.) That this country had to participated to an equal or greater extent than any ...

... certain fresh regulations, relative to Chelsea pensioners, lo required to have their certificates ; comniunications for that A purpos are directed ts ho addressed to the Secrehsry and Regis- tra of the Royal Hospitls, Chelsea. Sl d A nosy bank., to be supported ...

... inother the flag of the late first reirri ent of Mlanchcster Volunteers, aud the third inscribed, The Royal Greenwich orld Chelsea Pensioners.- T'[ese veterans Avore laurel in their hats, and wvalked four abreast. The Royal Artillery, with their twvo f ...

... defied, all the ability of man to shake the foundation of his system. All is well so -long jas the curtain is ~upeand the puppet show, of life goes on ; but when the, rapid kepresenat~tion draws to a close, and every hope of longer respite is p~recluded ,hnswlap ...

... Howard, and It. Brusiley, Esq., seconded the nomination. The Liberal and Conservative parties were so nearly ba- lanced, that a show of hands was taken more than a dozen times before the Mayor could pronounce any decision, ahid lie then gave it in favour of ...

... Goulburn and Law re-elected without opposition. of ?? THETFORD. m Baring (T) ?? 86 Or Earl of Euston ( L): ?? 71 En Sir S. Flower (T) ?? ?? ?? 7 6 GATESHEAD. so Hutt re.elected without opposition. | MORPETH. ar Howard (t) re-elected vwithout opposition ...

... man Crawford, a liberal, has succeeded Mr. Fenton, also a liberal. The general result, then, for the boroughs of Lancashire, shows a gain of one voto to the conservative interest. The Northern divisiol will remain as at present, and for the Southern, Mr ...

... whosse vesoele are exclusively o ty land with all possible serey), employed In this trade. The fel- In cc lowing facts will show with what remorseless crueltymandcon- Cl sy voinitant horroirs ittavcarried on- of When one of H-'s slaves ?? (thecy fall under ...

... description of the sim- )1e Galvanic pair. By several experiments, lie showed the principle upon which Galvanic action depends. He then de- P scribed various forms of batteries, showing theirfaultsand ad- vantages., and dwelt particularly upon Smees's, Groves's ...

... rder from a correspondent in Germany for a anuber of valuable engrav. lags, and, among others, for the plato of Wilkie's Chelsea Pensioners reading the Gazette after the battle of Waterloo. The order was executed. On. the box reaching ?? it was overhauled ...