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... ?? Office, 20, Essex-stroet, Stransd, London.-N.1B. A copy, as specimens, se0st to allsy person cesclosing elglhteen postage stamps to the office. a TFHE LAW TIMES.-New Subscribers can .11.. begin with the new year. It is a journal of Practical Law, ...
... Short Yarn. Part VII. British Agricutture'and Foreign Compe , ition. - -William Blackwood and Son!, Edinburgh and London COLBIJRN'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Edited by IV. HARRISON AINSWORTH, Esq. Contents for JANUARY. No. CCCXLIX. I. The Ineititable. 'By ...
... of ! wIU take place Christmas, 1853, w hen all Polices opened b taken otf. In despair 1 returned home to impart the meburgh core | meeting lately held there, and the , t Christmas, 1»50, will receive B.mus Additions at (ancholy news my wile, intending ...
... devised to please him, rather than the adult public. Whitehall was the scene of theatrical 11 masqucs in those days. Christmas and the New Year were the chosen seasons for bringing them out. Jonson and Inigo Jones clubbed their ex- perience in their preparation ...
... electric stream which flows fat e through God's great universe. The teacher, in ex- th itplaining to his pupil something new, illustrates it in~ with the well-known objects and incidents of the de y, pupil's life, because the mind seeks conmparison, to th ...
... ? 0 6 6 trj Subscribers' ?? received byFISIIER in and CO., News Agents, Westmorlazld-street, Dublin. of RAILWAYS. DUBLIN AND KINGSTOWN RAILWAY. HALF FARES, NEW YEARNS DAY. O- N THIS DAY (New Yeasts Day) the Fares J will be. reduced for that day to One-Half ...
... Sixteen Illustrations. CRIPTURE NATURAL HISTORY. With Aj Twenty-eight Engravings, and Eight Pages of Illustrations. By the Rev. J. YOUNG, M.A. PRING FLOWERS and SUMMER BLOSSOMS, for the Young and Good. Eleven Pages of Illustrations. TREES and their USES. On ...
... olfices, 122, 1,ad'0asll'street. LOR(Lon. and 57, H-igh-etreot, Southamapton. IIANGEj. of WHARF for EDINBURGH aud LE-ITI. -Th LONDON, LEITH, EDINBURGH, and C, LA -G w '1l'lNG COMP1ANY'S STEAM-SHI PS are ap. I~ to ~slfrom the splendid and conlunodious Edinburghi ...
... citizenship have their Christmas-tree, consisting of a top of fir, stuck Into a pedestal, and ornamented with gilded fruits, burning tapers, and pictures, which practice is of German origin. All the convents open during the Christmas week a show ; exhibiting ...
... N°.17 , 869.] LONDON TUESDAY JANUARY 1 1850,) NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR PARLIAMENTARY AND FINANCIAL REFOR%I. A PUBLIC BF:TING of the Members and Fricals of the Association wit! be held in the London Tavern, Thshopsgate.s.treet, on MONDAY, January 7th, ...
... another difference between them. In London you see the tables covered with volumes, maps and munuscripts—the literature of the|past In Paris you notice that the readers are chiefly poring over the new books and new writers—Thiers, Lamartine, Louis Blanc—the ...
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