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... arrived at London, from Granton Pier, on Monday morning, at ten o'clock. The General Steam Navigation Company's ship Clarence, Captain Turner, arrived at Granton Pier, from London, on Monday evening, at half-past five o'clock. The London, Leith. Edinburgh ...
... Robert Peel a similar honour when he was a sojourner among us at any rate. But the simple fact is worth commemoration, as illustrative of the liberality of the Liberals. There is, however, always a consolation for every evil, and in the ensuing session of ...
... the total deliveries from i London have been 13,781,0001b., against 11,361,000 lb. h to the Ist of May last year. The imports have been 5' 19,585,000 lb., against 13,151,000 lb. to this period of It 1845. The stock in London is 36,136,000 lb., against ...
... Turner, arrived at London, from Granton Pier, on Monday evening. The General Steam Navigation Company's ship Leith, Captain Laker, arrived at Granton Pier, from London, on Tuesday morning, at a quarter before three o'clock. The London, Leith, Edinburgh ...
... loked new Roytal ur- The grass in the meadows wyas new-the ic-ayes On the UnMio he !trees and hedges were new-the flowers were new-the ing blossoms of the orchards were new-the, lambs. were new phi- -the ...
... At the Christmas cattle show of the Smithfield Clob 0 London, Prince Albert obtained five prizes, four for oxen' l t. and one for pigs. I y The London Parcel Post Cotapany is aboutto adopt the g penny system, and to convey to any part of London a pack- ...
... little inferior to that by which we descended during the calm of the day.- Gardenep's Travels in Brazil. The New Zealanders and their Food.-Tbe New Zea- landers are very particular about their food, it being connected with many notions of tape which are ...
... years since any fluctuation took place in the price of either article.-Aforiing Chronicle, Monday. CALEDONIAN ASYLUsx, LoNDON.-Ohat New Year's Day the children of this national and patriotic institution, which was i corporated in 1815, for supporting and ...
... the progress fo of famine and disease in that country, be stated that he had eb hoped that those measures, and especially the New Poor Law, would have drawn together the different classes of Irishmen bi in one common bond of unity, and would have taught ...
... expected to remain till the re-assembling of Parliament after the recess. HER MAJESTY'S NEW YEAR's GIFTS TO THE POOR.- Her Majesty has just commanded that on the morning of I New Year's Day a liberal quantity of provision is to be given away to nearly 500 poor ...
... commanded by Captain the Marquis 5of Worcester. THE aLORE) LIEUTENANIT. Saunders' N~ews Lester says:-- We understand that his Ex- cellency the Earl of Ciarendon,' on his visit to London, will -receive at the hands of her Majesty the ribbon of the Order of the ...
... the house. Waiting an hour or so, until their victims were dead, they then left the ?? Orleans Picayunew New Zeoland.-Letters from Wellington,New Zealand, to the Ist of August have been received. These allude to advices from Auckland to the 13th of July ...