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... drawn a0ong the path of the b garden. These two sheets of the Observer will be kept A on sale until Christmas.day, at the office, No. 169, Strand, c London, where franks can be had to send them to any tt part of the United Kingdom, free of charge. d] Approved ...
... dearest rights of Britons. But portentous mischief is boded by the Catholic rent, ri and the Catholics maintain agents in London. And are the rCatholics, then, to be by name prohibited from subscribing C, 6 to the defraying of expenses incurred in the ...
... money. o1 . Te New Lunatic Asyiant.-We have authority to state that ,f -the Lord Bishop of Chester has kindly consented to preach a c sermon in St. Peter's Church, en, Thursday, the l5ih instant, ?? aid of the funds for erecting else New Lunatic Aay!um ...
... marriage with England (our Jame IVwt qh Lady Mfar- deal a garet, eldest daughtet~of Henry VII of England) a monster ofresit, J a new and strange shape was born inScotland, near fite city of nine ic Glasgow-the body of which under the %waist, or middle, varied ...
... and a new hope. Ladies anid Gentlemen, during the summer I shall be busily engaged In preparing for your future entertain. ment a series of new novelties, and at the end of the present year. will be enabled, I trust, to treat you with a Christmas box, ...
... arrived at Liverpool ftronsanehester, by the ratiraad ansd afterwards emb arked for'flublin. Christmas-da4Y.-Nossc of 4qafuistry.-On Sunday last, being Christmas-day, the p oor In tih16 xiendive and walg-conducted establishment. were proylded' by the c ...
... G)reatO1n, Printed by ISAAC WILCOCKSON, 17, MavletT'o. and Published every Saturday morning at silx 0o'*l, with the latest News by tie London Mail. A SECOND EDITION is also publikhei$ a; 9XV o'clock, a. M. with a correct repart of the statt qf .4e tp tI zket ...
... as she is, to pioceed to extremities, or, in other woeds, to vindicate her national rights and dignity, without resorting to new loans and contracts to swell the atiount of that debt, under the weight of which she is already enfeebled and exhausted. The ...
... detcrrminetd to make a new line of road re over Stanldedge, commencing near the village of he Marsden, passing to the north of Pule-hill, and be joining the present road beyond the summit on the to Saddleworthi side. The length of such new road nd will be about ...
... able speech against the late changed, and in the course er of it gave them an amusing illustration::--. A young man lewas brought before the then Lord Mayor of London, ig charged with stealing a Bible. The young rogue did not ie deny that he stole the ...
... patronage be may receive, will induce him to prolong .his sojourn amongst us. f CHRISTMAs SUPPeiEs.-Thse Liverpool market D - was never better stored than it was on Christmas t e Eve. Onesteamer from Ireland brought no leas than .fieen tons of plucked geese ...
... for his improved revolving signal lantern, which is nolw in general use out of the port of London,and which is patronised by the Committee of Lloyds, the London Shipowners' and other mercantile associations. The late Rtection.-According to the following ...