... Riccarton, Ayrshire. At Trinity Church. Chelsea. the Rev. Edward Burney, MA. son of the late Wm. Bottle?, Esq. LL.D. to Caroline Amyatt, daughter of Cot. Brown, Commandant of the Royal Military Asylum. Chelsea. At Nether Cern., W. S. Davis, Esq. Lieutenant ...

... beaver in the winter al l the lighter covering her Leghorn cabriolet the summer. Natural Flowers Winter.—To produce these, some of the most perfect buds ol the flowers it is wished to preserve, such are the latest in blowing and ready to open, must bo chosen ...

... party. The flower slow of tho Royal llorticultinul Society will be held in the Society's Grounds on the 27th, 2sth, 29th, and 311th of present month. Owing, I suppose, to the cont,mied badness of the I weather, it is announced that the show will take place ...

... Ahay heart i> lore with aighiag, Sighine for th« May— Sighing for aure ictoratag, Whrn the niamer beams are boning, Hopes end flower* that dead or dying All the winter lay. Ah I heart it sere with sighing, Sighvag for the May. Ah! my heart i* paiaed with ...

... dignify the bridal ! She’ll be bride to-morrow I Like Christmas-flowers bloom, The stiff-brocaded maiden aunts Sit in some inner room ; And the portly mother sweet accord Of grace all doth show ; And like one greatly satisfied, She roovtdh and fro ; White ...

... growls reach us from Aldershot and elsewhere. Officers doubtless prefer a gay town to a dull camp.--a good boon 10 a bad but Flowerer, soldiers, Like other beggars, ouinut be choosers, and they must be content with camp life. . . ' .• Bd lover.* dot faudaogo ...

... :—Chickweed an excellent barometer. When the flower expands folly, are not to expect rain for several hours should it contiuue in that state, rain will disturb the summer’s day. When it half conceals Us miniature flower, the day is generally showery ; but if ...

... instance as a proof some very beautiful designs of damasks for lace and for cotton goods, and particularly in the fruit and flower pieces.— Belfast sends few creditable designs for cambric handkerchiefs and muslins, and Dublin some adapted for the poplin ...

... DIMINUTION OF PAUPERS. Chairman-In this house this time twelvemonths there were 4.V! papers. Thi. day there arc but 3,148, showing diminution of 1,303. Mr. Ward—That is very fair. . Mr. Lynch—The previous year had 4. W*. believe Castlecrinc lias ...

... 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 ...

... Poland. seon She Lao clays previous to her The Eitgiieb La•ut.-Getieral Rope is noticed as calving, in this month, exhibited b a show of haring Berlin fer Dresden. milk, twenty quarts were necessarily drawu Extract of a letters dated Gibraltar, April 'V : from ...

... Royals, 89th Itegt. &c. The rooms were tastefully fitted up for the occasion, the decorations consisting of laurel wreaths and flowers.— The fine bond of the Royals added eclat to the scene. Lieut.-Col. Markham, 32nd, commands the Brig.ale of the Queen's and ...