... and Foreign, as well as impartial Notices of all New Boo]-s, Works of Art, and MIusic, the BRITANNEA r is acknowledged to be ?? Parliamentary . Intelligence is carefully digested, and the General News C systematically aranged. e 'Iihe first edition of ...

... THE JANUARY NUMBER OF COL BU N'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE AND HUMOURIST, EDITED BY THEODORE HOOK, Esq., Contains the commencement of a New Story by. the Editor (to be continued Monthly, Illustrated by a distinguished Artist) entitled FATHERS AND SONS. Isotta ...

... . Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street. NOW READY, Prim One Shilling, handsomely printed in medium Bvo., The FIRST NUMBER of THE TOWER of LONDON. An HISTORICAL ROMANCE . By W. HARRISON AINSWORTH, Esq. Ye towers of Julius, London's lasting shame, By ...

... pay Unattached, has been allowed to retire from the Army with the sale of a Majority, be being about to become a settler in New South Wales; Dec. 31, Errata in the Gazette of the 13th and 20th December, 1839. 50th Foot-For John Fleming Parker, Gent. to ...

... Bookseller ■ md John Holloway, of No. ?? Colemau-street, in the city of London, Tea Dealer (using trade and commerce under tho name rtyle, and firmof Holloway and Company. or The New London .enuine lea Company, or otherwise), all and singular the hou«e ...

... whereby up- wards of 120 poor families were plentifully suppled with Christmas beef, who had otherwise no means of obtaining it. It is with pleasure we announce that on Christmas day, Osborne Bateman, Esq., with feelings of benevolence, distributed beef ...

... 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 ...

... midnight murder fed ! With Three Illustrations 011 Steel, and Three Woodcuts, by George Cruikshank. Richard Beiitley, New Builiiigtou-street. ■»,• To he had of all Booksellers. ?? -——__. . — _ 1 LADY CHATTERTON 'S NEW NOVEL. New Heady, at all the Libranes, ...

... auuoimcing to the Ladies and Gentlemen Wexford and its N icinity that the solicitations numerous NEW PERIODICAL, IN MONTHLY PARTS, Is. EACH, ILLUSTRATED WITH STEEL ENGRAVINGS. JUVENILE HISTORICAL LIBRARY, By MISS JULIA CUU.NEU, AUTHOR QUESTIONS THE HISTORY ...

... terbury and Bishop of London, andi it is possible the august ceremony may be solemnised in St. George's Chapel, Windsor. Until this question is determined, the preparations are still contivued at the Revai Chapel, St. where new galleries and seats to ...

... tho last week, distributed flour about persons, * Christmas present, through medium its chaplains. A Worthy Example —The overlooker? Messrs. Rout© and Sons' factory have generously given 4/. ll*. (Christmas licxes given them by their employers), to the fund ...

... Julia, Mrs. Nisbett; Lucy, Mrs. Humby. To amclude witk Bic New Grand Comic Christmas Pantomime' entiiled HARLEQUIN AND THE AIERRIE DEVIL. OF EDMONTON ; OR, THE GREAT BED OF WARE. rri h entirely New Scenery. Machinery, Dresses,. and De.• eorations. Harlequin ...