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... mail from London to Bristol, by 15 minutes; and be has ;t offeired, for a stake of five guineas, to run 14 miles within l, an hour. 1, Several convicts from Bristol were taken through this I town on Thursday evening, on tle Age coach, for London. a One of ...
... Solicitor, taiis, London f Wm. :lithell, St. Hiele's place, banker, October 31, December l, at the t same place. Solicitor, Price, London Robt. I. Chubb, Newgate-street, seedsman, October '26, December l atthe I same place. Solicitor, Dyer, London L Edward Burrell ...
... :je friotol 4Lrcurav SATURDAY, DECErnER 26, 1846. CHRISTMAS. Ti rolling months have brought us Christmas once again; and, in accordance with annual custom,we give our editorial pen a holiday. Newspapers will this week he t- read by h and 'starts; 'and ...
... gentlemen to spend thteir Christmas in London, an innovation whiclh several authors complain of, and which seems by no means to have mat with Queen Elizsbeth's approval. This we learn from a letter in Lodge's Illustrations of English History. It is ...
... order, as it would appear, to give it a London flavour, a new part, Cor- poral Lhout, has been introduced for Wright; but the absurdities of the character, whilst they did not fail to create laughter, illustrated by Wright' s drolleries, were so improbable ...
... she is more at home before a London audience; and those qualities which she exhibited are of the highest order, and calculated, to take her to a leading position in her profession. Miss C. Lacy (as Ellen), new to the London stage, has the power of con- ...
... difficulties they have to en- counter could never have been surmounted in any part of the world, or at any time, but in London and a Christmas Panito- mime. As such the lover of ceurse escapes from. beneath the Helmet, and p enetrates into the vault of the ...
... side of the way, Exeter Hall, and procession of the disciples of Peace-the Happy Family illustrated, fighting-the cooking of railway accounts by means of Soyer's new kitchen range, which changes to the Railway King in the ?? Market as it is, Is a capital ...
... ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE LIFE, WRITINGS, AND GENIUS OF ELIZA COOK. The following article appeared in a very few copies of our last Tuesday's paper, when it was unavoidably ■displaced for some more urgent matter of the day. Those •of our readers who may, therefore ...
... Lebarr and Wright; and Clown, Mr. Flexsore. Eight new comic scenes follow- a furrier's and music seller's; Smithfield market as it is; Smithfield as it ought to be, In this scene we have Flex. more's new ?? chorical, fantastical,'toetical, peeticel, pa ...
... ebriotin0 #atuebe -. ?? _ _ _ _I_ MulhDeowreone ubre e tofao wth jly .8o Christmas, the King of Wintethe only ing we Iemoerate: consent to acknowrledge, always ex., eoqtlagg that may-headsd overeign, .sss Pzopn.' Alas ! to thousaa Chrsntmas will this ...
... right hearty Christmas Song by one of our sweetest and most popular of minstrels_ WE'LL SING ANOTHER CHRISTMAS SONG. BY ELIZA COOK. We'll sing another Christmas song, for who shell ever tire, To bear tile olden ballad theme around a Christmas fire ? We'll ...