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... follies and improvidence. In short, he who lands in France for the first time. mu*.t prepare himself for witnessing new land and a people new him also, else w ill scarcely apply himself to the various incidents, relations, an peculiarities which essentially ...
... admitted that tho constituencies had decided against the existing Government, and that it must now therefore make way for a new Ministry ; but he expected that Sir Robert Peel, as in the case the Catholic question, would him self do the very thing he had ...
... views and practices the Rev. Henry Melville, decidedly the most popular preacher, nut only in London, but in England. And remarkable, indeed, is the illustration afforded in this case of the cold, heartless system which Puseyism is; for his preaching has ...
... ALEX. P. REID, BEGS to state, that he has just received, from London, a large case of WORK-BOXES and DESKS, in Mahogany and Rosewood, for Christmas Presents. . Also, that, as he intends to give up the Jewellery Business, his whole STOCK of KINGS and BROACHES ...
... FROM OUR LONDON Lon don, December 25. 1841. This being Christmas-day, which is always observe in London aud throughout England as a holiday, your readers must not be disappointed if present letter be not so long nor so interesting as I could wish. The ...
... ENGLAND BY MR NEWMAN AND DR PUSEY. —POPISH MUMMERY. A clerical correspondent of the London Record gives the following narrative of the mummeries practised at the opening of a new church near Oxford, where Mr Newman and Dr Pusey were the officiating priests ...
... during the past year. The “ Princess Royal,” a new iron steamer, uniting power, speed, convenience, and comfort, in a far higher degree than any previously on the passage, was added to the Tay field—itself a new and powerful boat—and the piers and approaches ...
... be stamped, and may be sent free by post. In order to amuse our friends at the Christmas and New Year’s Holidays, we shall publish an oiciginal novel, entire, illustrated with TWENTY-FOUR HUMOROUS ENGRAVINGS. It will be comprised in Two Numbers. The following ...
... trust that the work will meet with the success it so well merits. Oliver & Boyd’s New Edinburgh Almanac and National Repository for the year 1843. Again—a most welcome Christmas visitant—we have this paragon of Almanacs, which, under the care of its spirited ...
... it is one of the most reniarkclaiiued that in this new boundary dispute there are not et g d repute this side of the able of the moral features of the time, that while will be no surrender. Some new improvement Atlantic. • Protestant countries Popery ...
... 1844. . THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, the office, 198 STRAND. HAVING now passed the ordeal of experiment for long period, and become recognized by r'ublic at large as the Family l'aper of largest circulation and influence in the W eekly London Press, and ...
... evening, between the hours of five and six o'clock, as the ship John Willis, a West Indiaman, was being hauled through the East London Dock, the boatswain accidentally fell overboard, and, after struggling short time in the water, disappeared. The cry of ...