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... trafie of the country upon the North and South Junction Railway — it cannot be recessary to present any statement of figures to show that tbe returns must be highly remunerative for the capital employed. It is proposed that the North and South Junction Railway ...
... intention*.— He, as governor, has of course muck influence and hu Journal, the Courtier Francois, explains fully his designs. It shows that Algiers (ot Algerie, as tr. dandies call it In the French cafes) is not to be limited to the city and its environs, but ...
... Society's Exhibition of Flowers took place Saturday at their Gardens, Chisevick-between 6000 and 7000 of ranke and beauty of Metropolis present, drawn thither by fineness of weather and rich and varied show of fruit and flowers- the company continued arriving ...
... Horticultural Society’s F.xhibition of Flowers took place Saturday at their Gardens, Chiswick—between and 7000 of rank and beauty of Metropolis present, drawn thither by fineness weather and rich and varied show of fruit and flowersthe company continue ...
... addressed, he particularly affable; and although struck me that tnere was constant under-current of thought going on bis mind, showed wonderful tact in the distribution of these courtesies, having a word season for all who crossed his path. The Prince was ...
... owner's stock or garden ; no flowers ti be exhibited in tbe tbtce difierent classes but such as bave heeu offered for sale.. The stand? to be provided by the exhibitors, and ex- hibitors to piace their own flowers. All flowers to be in the room by eleven ...
... after, and notthe day before, as hith ‘ected 200 | has been the case. triumphal The Mayor f Hull has sent in his resign: il flowers, as amember o f the Hull Reform which his | the ground that as he shall be called upon to r alanthem | the burgess lists next ...
... rs. J. place, keeper, Stepben Coachman, Keut, James Ti, mews, Marylebone, hackpeyman. John T. Tidd awd Jotm Malland aine Chelsea, candle Darby shire and M. Barlow, Manchester Wm. Kent and Heary Green, Liverpool, Da id Davies, New brid Glamor hopkeeper ...
... a rail- road ; — and he thought a law ought to be made to prevent it;— not that he anticipated any danger to himself. This shows that Dr. Lardner considers himself explosion proof ; and perhaps he might be prevailed upon to communicate his secret to the ...
... that the most productive article of taxation in the colony is spirits, which realises revenue of 12,000/.; thus unhappily showing that the great curse of the mother country follows her children wherever they go. Major-General Sir John Wilson, commanding ...
... Charles Jackson, B.A. I Charles Erle narwood, B.A. Oriel coll. Oxford. Stephen Terry, B.A. Trinity college, Oxford. Wim. S. Flower, MA. l Trinity coil. Canbridge. Geo. W. Saiyrhe, B.A. fi B. F. E. Hanitinson, ftl.A. Trinity coll. Camb. UNIVERSITY or DURHAm ...
... Snockine vo A Beroner.—Thurs- day afternoon a shoe king occurred to Heath, in the evoploy of Mr. Rivers, a butcher, residing at Chelsea. The unfortunate young man was standing on a pair of steps in the shop, affixing a q of Beef on a hook, whea sud- denly the ...