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... children shut up among those chil’y aisles - those damp grave stones ! the wren is safer in its humble nest than in a palace chamber. We will abide home —too insignificant to attract attention”— “While, in traversing the streets towards the church, they ...
... Aberdeen ; of whom Prospectuses may be had ; op to the Provisional Committee , at _the Offices _/ of _the Company , Palace Chambers , St James ' s , Street , London : \ _- _- - ' ' • _-,., FORM OF APPLICATION _TOR _SHARES . • To the _Provisional Committee ...
... RAILW . CAPITAL £1,600,000, IN- :2,000 Stiantsi OF £50 FAC11. DEruSrT £2: l0.s. PRat SHARE. Offices of the Company, Palace Chambers, Sr. James's Street, Prenis~ieo? alt Cowis fe. Snt Thomas Woollaston WVvhite, Bart., Walling WelNotte, and Bewer i s.Yorkshire ...
... the Bankers' Receipts. By order of the Board D)OUGLAS KINNAIRD PUL31ENEY, Chairman. S. HOLDSWORTI1, Secretary. ,hlmn Palace Chambers, St James' Street, ,r_ September.27, 1945. SOVERIEIGN ZWE ASSUIA2 CE COMPANY, PROVISIONALLY REGISTRRED. No. s, ST. JAMES' ...
... COMMERCIAL BANK OF LONDON. MA;;;;cmc—THE NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF ENGLAND. Secretary. NICHOLAS J. KEMPE, Eq. OFFICES, PALACE CHAMBERS, Sr, mins Railway will form, as nearly as may be cree-1 ticable, a direct line from Reading, in Berkshire. —one of the ...
... bell tolling;— But through all, through all, Steals the tinkling, silvery murmur Of the fountain's fall. So, within the palace chambers Of full many a heart, One thought oftentimes doth linger, And w ill not depart: Grief may moan, or sadness languish, bright ...
... Committee of the time arid place'the above amount per share may be received. By Order of the Board. SAMIL. HOLDSWORTH, Secy. Palace Chambers, St. James's Street, ? n Da~atoodon, lay 20th, 1846. f WORCESTER, WARWICK, AND RUGBY RAILWAY. OFFICES, 5, GRESeAM STSEET ...
... some other gentlemen in 1845. The of i bad been furnished in the course pf nine or ten months, not the company were at Palace Chambers, St. James's Street, Messrs. with four, but actually with ten million quarters. So far Chauntier Westwood were the solicitors ...
... _the 1 _' rovibioiial _Goveruineii have the _goodness to _present _tiniinsulves to tliem _uu _the _portico of tin * _Palace ( _Chamber ) , ; uid timt tlie _National Assembly liave the _Koodncsa to ; iccuiiip : iny them _. _This proposition was _received ...
... wing is the ly of Me T. Duncombe, M.P., | sition of Mr homas Stone and other , calling on him to resigu his seat :— “5, Palace Chambers, St James's, May 15, 1851 ‘our letter, dated the 29 h ult., was only de- erday. ourself an forty-seven other elec- | state ...
... j)uncombe has addressed the following reply to letter from some his constituents in Finshury, calling on him to resign :— 5, Palace Chambers, St James's, May 15, 1851. Sir,—Your letter, dated the 29th ultimo, was only delivered yesterday. Yourself and 47 other ...
... bed, and upon being laid down lie expired.-Times. Singular Bequests.-Since the death of James Thompson, Esq., of the Palace Chambers, St. James's (late a purser in the East India Company's mercantile marine, who was found dead on the 24tb of November ...