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... is seen being drawn along the path of the ?? two sheets of Tite Observer will be kept on sale until Christmas day, at the office, No. 169, Strand, London, where franks can ie had to send them to any part of the United Kingdom, free of charge. Patl Ffuitiof ...
... The following anecdote illustrative of the kind e feeling which the King still entertains towards his former a associate, Brummel, will be read with interest. The ap. b pointment to a Consulship, of the once leader of London a fashions, 'Brumnuil, was ...
... Pedlarv ware, &C. &Rc. t The uspaL distriburtion of food and clothing to the p ol, ofi Poynton h'id tWorth, was marie at Christmas, by'diteclion of Lady Vernon. 'Her Ladyship's bounty was extended to i upwards of 150 poorifamilies. 1 'SOrtiqalworr, Jan ...
... -SXpectator. The Rangeiships of St. James's and Hyde Park are vacant by the death of Viscount Sydney. On Friday, the Livery of London medtin Guildhall, for the purpose of electing a Chamberlain. The candidates were, Alderman Sir James Shaw, and MIr. Alderntan ...
... mail pro4 Lb ceeding to London, was completely blown ver by a sudden it violent gust of wind. The passengers, as well as the al and guard, happily e scaped without serious Injury. Pt The bags were afterwards conveyed to London by post* ni chaise. WESTMeINSTER ...
... his colleagues for in office, and a distinguished party of friends at Brocket rig H-Jall, Herts, during the approaching Christmas recess. ice We are sorry to hear that AIr. James Broughanm con- ow tinues so much indisposed at Brotigham Hall, that Dr. ...
... the 31st December, 1833, das publishedain thre London Gaxette, of January 3 !at LIAMItTiES. ASSETS. ?? ?? X18,216,000 ?? , ?? ?? ' ?? £C31,317,000 £35400 c Bank of England, Jati. 1. an Lord Birougham's new pisn of National Education, it. is fat expected ...
... bail. It is a curious fact, and illustrative of the feelings of alarm with ?? which the inhabitants of Oldham regarded the late transac- g tions, that within the last five or six days the agent of one it, of the London Fire Insurance Offices in this town ...
... his Majesty's Coi.n- mission for establishing the new Court, and afterwards the Commissioncof Oyer andTerminer. '[he Lord Mlayor then us announced the appointment of Air. John Clark as Clerk of M the new Court, who proceeded to state tire periods fixed ...
... said altogether to cri have declined office at home. n The Chief Justice of the King's Bench has taken posess. ad Mion of his new residence at the north end of Portland-place. ABOIoxTbON OF ?? understand, that, at Bi the last council held by his Majesty ...
... shall content ourselves with quoting its chief features, leaving our readers to draw their own conclusion as to how far it illustrates the purity of election principles concerning which the Heporter makes t on every occasion so loud a boast of advocating ...
... M11undy, Esq. cou 18 On Christmas day the Sunday School Children at Mickle.. ;9 over, amounting to 85, were regaled with roast beef and ofI 16 plum pudding, by the Hon. aud Rev. Frederic Curzon, ( ?? of bli ckleover. 5evi ~5 On Christmas Eve, Mr Smith, of Blore ...