... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... iarje unhAbers, andoarried, by a majorityof twenty Mam to one, an ansendmeot egallt protction. : ma AtHans Town brewery, Chelsea, a youth ?? tiipin' A was acidentahly thrown down,:ard trodden to death by a hore by I which w'ss wo-ing the 'wheel of a ...

... which continues open at 50, Church-street. The Diorama well deserves encouragement. | Chelsea Pensioners —A Bolton correspondent says —' 14 is the intention of the Chelsea pensioners of this district, and Generally through tho country, to make application ...

... it as its come into force (1-1 and 12 Vict. cap. 84) to amend the hal Swho aCts for rendering effective the service of the Chelsea and Which Greenwich out-pensioners, and to extend them to the P~i) news pensionrersofihsEFAst India Company. TIhe acts, 6and ...

... with flowers and narrow ribbons, sh very faull on the inside. Crape bonnets are trimmed with blonde and flowers. O-3any evening beinnets are composed of drawn crape and DS blonde, trimmed with light feathers outside, and a pro- sfsion of flowers inside ...

... whether he succeeded is not at ib present known. Late yesterday afternoon a woman, very silaecently dressed, calledat the Chelsea-station, and from p, information she gave there was no doubt he was her hus- rn band, and she proved that he was a basket-maker ...

... AND HOaRTICULTURAL Snow.-On Friday to at last, a floral and horticultural show was held at the Red Cat, pro, - Reinf'.rd. The weather was extremely favourable, and toe Mli - show was large and very satisfactory, the prizes being weoll cons. Tayl ,fpeted ...

... in Staffordshire, where it now is (1855). Another group of this make consists of large vases for flowers, ornamented with landscapes, birds, and flowers, the covers formed of lions sejant holding shields. The whole of the designs upon them are painted ...

... them, exquisitely conceived, a con, irs, !crown has been, introduced, surmounted by a richly- day LOD. ~aoloured wreath of flowers, Scte Neatly introduced in taw aw thle: tracery woork, between the penlings ate symbols the aid of the evangelists and other ...

... emigrants has led to much remark. Many of the lb to girls (says the Reoiter) belcaved in a rost discre- foc s, ditable nmanner, showing plninly that ticiy were eitlcer 1k. id unfit to have been sevit as enmigrants, or that they icad B3 !t. boon sadly corrupted ...

... Pilling and Sons, of that town, and with doing ~the, wilful damkage to the i'amount of £2. It was stated, in It is order to show a motive for the prisoner's act,.that he had thre recently asked for mere wages and had been refused. He Ai was remanaded. ...