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... the Licensed Victuallees of England is a sufficient motive fos our Publishing the following letters which appeared in the London Aforning -ldvertieer of Thursday TO THE LIESDVICTUAXLrr13 OF ENGLANDs. GENTLE55IheNau The close of toe present session of ...
... Kean quitted London it was generally supposed that le would return to the Haymarket before the end of the I current season. It now appears that he is not exp, oted in London until soon after the 15th of March, when Webster vill commence his new season. As ...
... preservi everything that, ir worth presefing. . tol;J ok- liteiate eovefything that ought to be'uftlte~rated; t flbt V&hd4 Christmas comes we will have that aisociation' sisngfin Dublin, and drawing up bills, which tbey will cell Ca the British parliament ...
... construction in London, under the direction of Mr. Hjorth, a countryman of tihe great discoverer of electro-magnetism, which the patentee supposes will give a power equal to five horses. We have Seen the model, which certainly embraces many new features that ...
... lnaIN county of Gloucester. On the 9th inst, in London, Lord George Quin, to Louis& ltr7 Isabella, eldest daughter of the late Sir John Ramoden, Bnrt, r Byraom Hall, Yorkshire. On tho 9th Instant, in London, the Hon Henry Elliot. second ica of the Earl ...
... He is quite right in saying that the Christmas before we obtained emancipation, the funds of the Catholic Association seemed to be declining. It has happened that every year, for about a fortnight after Christmas, less has been received than at any other ...
... mailb tile 11th nlt, wvas passed by the America between New York all4l halifax. Tl~e United States steamer W ashington, Aiifrol Sew York for Southampton two days before the '1e0 1, jlitical news contained in the papers now before us is iut Ilsrtdlti The ...
... tolerably forewarned; she has now a national army, one worthy of that name. The national spirit has gained new force-the national intellect new development; and amongst the consequences. it seems far from improbable, would be that which awaited the two ...
... Mayo, than r the price at which it was quoted in London. The poac s of Mayo were paying 3s. 3d. and 3s. 6d. a stone, or 26s. tt 28s a hundred for it, while it was quoted at the same tim, e in the London markets at 17s. a hundred. Sucb was the de e mind ...
... appear next to an impossibility that the news could ty. be circulated throughout the country in sufficient 3n. time to prevent thousands from flocking to the appointed er, place of meeting, And certainly the news never could have for bean circulated in ...
... Clockmaker, has just completed isle new :h work; The Oldi Judge, or, Lifi in a Colony, which is pecu- hlislib riel iii hlimourous illustrations of coloneiul life and' X t aaatnirs. Frtedrika Bremner's Christmas Volume, ?? Thes Mid- re, 'bightSue, ...