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... gallery, with the exception of such alterations as he from time to time finds it necessary to make in consequence of fresh arrivals, and is busily engaged upon the literary labour he has undertaken. From the magnitude of the work, and the constant addi- tion ...
... of mere boudoir or cabinet works of aii;. By no means. There are all the gradations, from the locket miniature to the respectable half leugth, and from the scrap-book landscape iv water colours to the orthodox fivo feet by four in oils. In fact, the ...
... inrorm hi- friend-* and a!! customers that from this day be has reduce., the pi >ERNAY CHAMPAGNE from 4C.i. 1 1 * »«. ; the 185 1 Chat aux Claret, from 625. to Its.; and .the Ingham's Loud 'in particular Alarsola, from 28s. to or new price jints i^drcsa him ...
... Pre D.D. ; aT thropic Labours. B 1, from Autobiographic Sources, by his Sons, Andrew Reed, Strahan and Co.. 82, Ludgate hill. A., and Charles Reed, F.S. Immediately, in crown Svo., cloth, OUNSEL and COMFORT. Spoken from a Paraon.” City Pulpit. By the Author ...
... east side of the road leading from York Town to ?? distant, about two furlongs and one chain from the centre of the turnpike road leading from London to Basingstoke, at the point where that road is joined by the said road from York Town to Frimley. 2. A ...
... BOOSTER'S FineOLD PORT from the PIPE, 30a. t- Superior, ripe, rich, full flavoured FOSTER'S RICH PORT from the PIPE, 325. Gould Campbell'*, finest IH6O vintage. CIOSTER'S OLD PORT from the PIPE, 36e. JP 45, Chaap-lda. IjIOSTER'S RIPE PORT from the PIPE, 42s * ...
... Palace from Button, Cariden, and Kilburn on the London and North- A .-stern Railway, and from :*ll stations on the North London Eailwuy, can now obtain JHROIfCH RETURN TICKETS at the following rate* ; — Including admission to the Palace from Euston, ...
... disappointed ootton thieves. * The Radical chieftain, amidst the laughter of the Conservative senators, sprang from his seat, shut his scrap-book together with a vin- dictive snap, and hastily left the hall. So muoh for the effect of the messige in the Senate ...
... Iate Duke of Kent. I did 86 for many years, from 1815 until his death. 1 corresponded more with him during the latter part of he A years before his death. Ihave frequently seen him w have reecived money from him. It was by cheque I 50. The cheques were ...
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... M BRIG poe Now Beal. 55, London : Adams an¢ ; Brighton: John POPULAR HISTORY of LONDON from the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Present Time, Purt the First, from B.C. 55 to A.D. 1066. K. Moses and Son, corner of Minories and Aldgate; New Oxford-street ...