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... The second London mail, with letters to all parts of the south, will leave at half-past ten o'clock to-night, instead of at six o'clock as hetetofore ; and, should there necessity for such despatch, a letter which was sent off from London at nine o'clock ...
... conk. sisting of 2000 persons, was held at Pre-ton, in the I len. ide in did rooms of a new Spinning mill belonging to slessrs. tar of Horrocks and Co., on Christmas Day. The following !d by was the bill of fatre .-863lbs. rich currant bread, 2l0tbgh. rayed ...
... SPENCER. DR. EPPS. GEORGE THOMPSON. ESQ. d S. E. BRISTOWE, ESQ. -EDWARD BAINES, Jun., ESQO. JOSH. WILSON ESQ., London. J. A. YOUfNGA SQ. ,London.f Besides the ahuve, many (others -arc expected. J. B. SMI1TH, E54., President of the Anti-Corn-Law a Association ...
... sugar. Then for foreign news, there are half a dozen paragraphs on as many different countries—our own amongst the rest, probably headed • Distress in Rich England,' and giving an account of a pauper who died in the streets of London. As to local intelligence ...
... 'FOREIGN WORKS, the new publications being constantly addett., IV. All the REVIEWS and MAMAZINES,*ith thelest Periodical Literature generally. V. A great variety of ILLUSTRATED WORKS. VI. Also, a MUSICAL CIRCULATING LIBRARY, to which all the new Music is added ...
... MISCELLANEOUS. THE NEW HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.—The foundation walls of the new houses of parliament are nearly completed, and it is expected the first stone will be laid by her Majesty early in the spring. It is known everywhere on the Continent, in all ...
... upoiothe subject, involved as it is at present in the most inexplicable mystery. MISCELLANEOUS. THE NEW HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.—The foundation walls of the new houses of parliament are nearly completed, and it is expected the first stone will be laid by her ...
... Chapters on Flowers, &c. For January, 1840. Price One Shilling. The commencement of a New Year s and of a New Volume, affords -a fitting opportunity for new subscribers, who are invited to examine the present number. Its contents arc as follow : ...
... Chapters ou Flowers, &c. For January, 1840. Price One Shilling. The commencement of a New Year, and of a New Volume, affords a fitting opportunity for new subscribers, who are invited to examine the present number. Its contents are as follow : I ...
... ratei. Beans At thifc day's market good wheat found buyers at the rates of this day te'nnight, and (id was paid for tome good new per lb*. Some malting barley brought much inferior rather lower. Oats last reported. Beans scarce, but not dearer Grinding pease ...
... open court yards. No lives had been lost. FALL OF A NEws Room.—On Wednesday morning the wall in the rear of the news room gave way, bringing along with it, with a tremendous crash, a portion of the news room Com T m hr i e tt e ee ho o u f rs tb o e n L ...
... open court yards. No lives had been lost. FALL or A News ROOM.—On 'Wednesday morning the wll in the rear of the news room gave way, b r i ng i ng along with it, w i t h a tremendous crash, a portion of news rootii and the adjoining offices. Three hours only ...