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... AX N1 VEILS ARY THE REVOLUTIOy. When I last addressed you the National tiuards were stationed the Boulevards, waiting the arrival of Imuis Philip; and I informed you that public opinion was divided as to probable results of tbe day. promised >ou that if any event of real importance should occur I would transmit sou the news express, but that otherwise you most construe silence to the absence ...
... London on THURSDAY EVENING, August 8, at Ten ?? night, instead of Saturday, August 10. Car- riages and Horses will require to be sent to the Aberdeen Steam Wharf on Thursday by Twelve ?? uoon. In- fora.ation may lie obtained at the Surcad Eagle Offi ...
... This is the easiest and cb>aapest route to the Lakes of Cumberland and W-estmor^nd. Offices. Spread Eagle, Regent's Circus, Pkcadtlly, and 35, Leadenhall-street. A. MITCHELL. EDINBURGH STEAM-SHIPS, from the New J-sttv. Wat India Docks, Blackwall, The SOHO, Captain FRASER, every WEDNESDAY EVENING. The JAMES WATT, Captain JAMIESON, every SA- TURDAY EVENING, at Ten o'Clock. OSeces, Spread Eagle, ...
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... from London on THURSDAY EVENING. August 8. at Teen ?? night, instead of Saturday, August 10. Car- nages and Horses will require to lie 'sent to the Aberdeen Steam Wharf on Thursday by Twelve ?? noon. In- formation may be obtained at the Spread Eagle Office, Re- gent-circiis, Piccadilly; or at the Aberdeen stpam Wharf Lower East Smithfield. R. MATTHEW Alter this Trip the above Yess ...
... .. n with half.pa«t 9 p. m. the attack much fury, and the amailantt advanced up U> our b«t-terie*, and obtained temporary pomerMon of forming the enmmuniealino between the » new redoubt ita which latter they M.rrounded, but in the end their wa. no greater * hßn previous occation, as they ware shortly *f ler ***. compelled retire to their hues, leaving the field .trewed On thi. occasion the ...
... THE ISU IT 1S H MAGAZINE and Won Til I. lIEUISTKK of KLLIUIUUS and ECCLK•USTICAL INKUHMA HON, ic.. No. ID, lor AUI.UST, price rueteloM - OIUCINAL PAPERS. Hum th«r > Mluisier—Hmlsiiik- Church Parish. Nor«« tn KngravkiK and Uriginal t’ur- J-TurrUJ and T. Clare Sniitl bag all in the ...
... MERCHANT, having most excellent accommodation lor Passengers, and plenty ...
... 200- -fcor- power, will start from St. Katharine s Dock Steam Wharf, near the Tower, as follows:— Royal William. To-morrow Evening, August /. Royal ...
... the next session—l. That if no other peer brought forward the subject of the removal of the civil disabilities under which the Jews laboured, he would revive that question ; and 2. That he should propose the foregoing of the privilege of voting by proxy. We confess, that we are wholly disgusted with the principles avowed by many ministerial people last night in the House of Commons, on the ...
... N I N G CTbe JAMES WATT, Captain JAMIESON, wry SA- TURDAY EVENING. fo_k«. Spread Eagle Regent-circus, ?? ■ and 35 Leadenhall-street. A. MITCHELL. ifcTUAM-VESSEL for EDINBURGH— iD The UNITED KINGDOM will sail from GREEN- ] ...