... the Great Western, which arrived at Liverpool Wednesday, in 12) days, from New York, bringing twenty.eight passengers, we have New York papers to the 28th, inclusive. The news they bring of a cheering character. The negotiations, it is said, with England ...

... that the ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS will outwing and outlast all the ephemera of the day. Illustrated London News. —The proprietors of this ably-conducted paper have just presented to their subscribers a tableau ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS concerning the right of the Church to do many things. There have b een teachers of strange doctrines arrested and silenced by the death of fire, but it has not much availed. One Luther has arisen, and denounces —many are beginning ...

... contemplation, whether upon things heavenly earthly, cbeeriul or melancholy. —Quarterly Review. To the Editor of the Illustrated London News. The Fly-rod.—Mr. Ronalds,in his “Fly-Fisher’s Entymology,” says Like the bow of the archer, the rod of the angler ...

... OFFICE. 74, Cannon-atreet, City, London. (Established 1809.) DAWSON and SON, Aprents for the ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, respectfully inform their friends and the public, that they supply that aud all the other London Newspapers, with the ...

... POSTSCRIPT. Saturday Morning IMPORTANT NEWS FROM INDIA AND CHINA. Overland Mail. —The French telegraph conveys the following news brought by the Indian mail, which left Malta the 26th, and reached Marseilles the 29th. On the 16th, General Pollock joined ...

... o’clock, carrying sixty passengers, and fair cargo. The Illustrated London News, containing a full account of the great Agricultural Meeting, held at Bristol on the three previous days, illustrated by a number of engravings, was received by the early train ...

... wood engraving. (From the Western Luminary.) V ikw op London.— -We have been much gratified with the sight of new view of London, recently published the proprietors of the ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS. It was taken ...

... city of palaces. Where has commerce such a mart. So rich, so throng’d, drain’d, and so supplied, ■vs London— opulent, enlarg’d, and still Increrthintj London ? Babylon of old Not more the glory the earth than she, A more accomplished world’s chief glory now ...

... FRENCH PROTESTANT CHURCH, ST. MARTIN-LE GRAND. Another new church for London!—just now finished, and about to be opened—affords an illustration for our columns, at once novel and picturesque. The site chosen is one which has felt the full benefit of modern ...

... Durham towards the erection of a new house at South Shields. University of Durham. —The following presents have been recently received by the Museum connected with this University:—!. From the Zoological Society of London, fifty skins of mammalia and bird* ...

... strikes the eye with such an aspect of newness —of complete and distinct novelty, as compared with its predecessor —that a wide and speedy circulation of the fundiffusing volume may be safely prophesied. The illustrations are chiefly engraved upon wood—albeit ...