... phantom of an The Right Honourable the CKancellor of the Exchequer brought to his recolisction a scene in a Néapolitan puppet-show, wheré a duel takes place -between Punch aad his anidgonist. Poor Punch is can through and through he body. His friehd comes ...

... Promas Boon Bath, Aug. 6.19, > Mr. Pe Fen Sepr. 10, at Guildhall, Lendon. BY Sany reet. court, Jolin Collyear, C ina walk, Chelsea, Middlesex, deater fy = Aug. 6, 10, Sept. 10, at Guildhall, Attorney, Me potatoes Z all, Quality court, Chancery lane. Rosevear ...

... respecting Insolvent Debtors. On Wednesday, the House proceeded in Appeals.— Account of' unclaimed Prize Money was presented from Chelsea Hospital.—Adjourned. In the of Commons, on Monday, his Majesty's gracious Answer to the Address was read, and a vote of Thanks ...

... undulat'ug, though the passage was straight, and not curved. He recollected one ceiling being painted with small medallions and flowers, by order of the Princess or W r ales. - lu answer to question from Lord Lauderdale, whether recollected the bathing-room ...

... and soldiers perished ; and the th, the sea still agitated, showed to the astonished spectators the broken masts, and sails, ami the floating corpses as monuments its fury. The Bey saw the flower his navy and his army vanish before his eyes. Three thousand ...

... putting the following Resolution •— That the sum 42,7967. be granted to defray the expenses arising from the In-pensioners Chelsea Hospital. —CoL Davies observed, that after the last division there wa3 no in dividing the Committee, gross the abuse that ...

... with ale ; tin* entire one George, ** and the others G. 11. IVV* '1 d»omr w-‘> dressed by the difieront inhabitants, eat I. showing utmost willingness assist, according the capariiy ct kitchen ; and half past one it was put upon the U with the greatest ...

... favourite flowers from the insects in question. He takes a card three inches broad, makes small slit in the centre, and after completely smearing the underside with soft soap, he puts the the flower into the slit, and fastens it by means the.flower prop. ...

... blown down ; wall Frederick street was laid prostrate * nutuhei chimneys, tiles, slates, &c. were carried awav large window the show-room belonging Messrs. Busby Fox, were driven in ; wall fronting the yard Messrs. Copland and Edge, in Oxford-street, was also ...

... (new) quantity manure and compost, wheelbarrow, head collars, &c. six garden seats, garden roll, hand glass, garden tools, flower stands rakes, forks, spades, two ladders, grinding stone, wheelbarrow, quantity old iron, cast furnace, malt mill, quantity ...

... horticulturist with you. Our golden pippin nearly as large as codling. The wild flowers here deserve collected; I intend to do it, and to send you Flora of the wild flowers of Tasmania, present to some Botanical Society. expect to get in this year fifty ...

... afternoon at two o’clock, Mr. Stirling, the Coroner for Middlesex, and respectable Jury, assembled the King’s Arms Tavern, Chelsea, near Battersea-hridge, inquire into the extraordinary circumstances which the above female came by her death. The Jury having ...