... sufferer had eaten a quantity of berries of belladonna or deadly nightshade which another boy collected in the AVillow AV'alk Chelsea him For hours the child endured the most frightful convulsions were fortunately accompanied frequent vomitings which circumstance ...

... in company with the Marquis of Angle.se*, Master-General of the Ordnance, made many important suggestions. We notice this to show the astonishing activity of the Duke, now in his seventy-eighth year. The distance from London to Plymouth is upwards of 230 ...

... the notice of his late Royal Highness the Duke of York, who entrusted him with the charge of the Royal Military Asylum at Chelsea, while the educational arrangements were being perfected therein. In 1820, on the translation of Dr. Pelham to Lincoln, Dr ...

... ail who were cap able of doing so, ex themse Ives satisfi of carr with their treatment an 1 food. he heuse is as well adapted show a ce not expressly built for the year. for a lunatic asylum as any pla . but in the ¢ ourse of their examination 4 amoun! purpose ...

... arrival exhaustion Besides the on the removal of more would be injudicious and might be with Mr said he rot with even on the showing themselves it was stated that were air He thought no patients a place where they had not of Mr Clitsiuiit thought the rec ...

... returns have been made to most o the contributors: plants from the Royal Botanic Garden, Kew. 12 ditto ditto Botanic Garden, Chelsea* ditto ditto London Horticultural Society. ditto ditto Royal Botanic Garden, Regent's Park. 24 plants from A. Paul and Son ...

... practical and feasible, there might be excellent reason for refusing to adopt it. But as it is made at a time when glance will show that the present means of relief are not only totally inadequate for the purpose, but absolutely mischievous the country, no ...

... beauty and lerfection however destroyed by the double flower which characterised abominable compared with compound flower After few satirical remarks on the modern fashion ladies wearing artificial flowers their heads fee Mr Buck-man concluded considerable ...

... necessarily be incurred in the attempt. Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital. —From an official document it appears that in 1813 there were 76,692 out-pensioners of all branches on the establishment of Chelsea Hospital. Applications for “ Local Acts.” —Monday was ...

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... blackbird’s wings smile is like the shines Upon yon fair wa’-flower As the Her face wanders o'er a love-warm kiss o’ rosy naething Sae tneikle o' bliss an’ craving might sail the garden-flowers are fair an' pure— The rose an' the lily too An' the wall Nature’s ...

... —Times of Wednesday. Military Colonization of New Zealand.—On Saturday circular was forwarded several out-pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, staling that Government were ready to grant free passage New Zealand to such of the pensioners as chose emigrate ...