... Sir Walter Ra- leigh (1832); and the Life of King Henry the Eighth a (1837). He edited for a London books ller two volumes of r ,Letters illustrative of the Reign of King Edward VI., I printed fr&o the originals in the State Paper Office. He I wrote ...

... similar title, which is held at the t cgkbe Ili and another, Qf Which the notorious I j.lry Mafy was a Member, is called The New So- E ci'tY forrenderiilg mutual Assistance in Cases of a )lMtalitV 'and meets at the Privateer Inn, in Har- , lie one of these ...

... 1850. The constitution of New York, by a sort of Pro- crustean process, has fixed the precise period of life at which the judicial faculties shall be held to fail. The practical operation of this system was thus illustrated in an early number of the BQorth ...

... amicable arrangement is it said to have been made between Mr. Rives, French e Minister, when in London, Mr. Lawrence, the United l States Minister in London, and Lord Palmerston. a We learn from the Pacific that a mutiny recently s broke out on board the ...

... It passage to New York, but not on wages; because ha I had no clothes he couldn't take me. I tried every th ship in the Broomielaw, but couldn't get a job, nor to a passage to London, so me and two other seamen al] set off to walk to London. I started with ...

... great quantities of which were drunk in London. It was almost a century and a half ago that Derby suddenly began to rise into importance as a seat of textile industry. The knitting-frame trade, ebbing I from London, took up its head-quarters in the three ...

... saving them from imaginary dangers; and the unprotected farmer will not be behind his unprotected sister in profiting by the new practice of taking care of himself, instead of being, as they advertise at low lodging-houses, donefor, as formerly, in more ...

... been often tempted. At last I got to London and was by my- self. I travelled sometimes with others as I came up, but not as mates-not as friends. I cane to London for one purpose just by myself. I was a -week in London before I knew where I was. I didn't ...

... solely because a thorough exposure of his actions is the only possible means of illustrating a bad sys- tem. The transactions in Borneo have had the effect of paralysing the new commercial depot at Labuan; they have saddled upon this country an outlay, p ...

... savings banks show it; the returns of the provident societies h show it; the workhouse accounts illustrate it; nearly L- every clergyman in every district in London will bear his willing testimony to ?? a Take the case of Bethual Green. This district, as a ...

... Bury, Lancashire; Mr Durham and Mr Bruce, Edinburghshire. Mr A. Chambers, of Edin- burgh; Mr C. Knight and Mr W. S. Orr, of London. The deputa- tion was accompanied by Mr Hume, M.P., and by Mr Scholefield and Mr Biair, the members for Birmingham and Bolton ...

... its well icc those in London, stsd lie t.ilite Rutisber Ntas very diffierent in) some districts from (!mend t le itroportioti t'-aried Very tiucht throughout time o is.l st tue Cotittry. lie0 thought lie ctitld go into a London :1 d ?? tell to at fitictioti ...