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... forwarded from Dundalk to Liverpool for Christmas decorations. A LITTERATEUR'S WILL.—Young writers who find it some imes difficult to make both ends meet will read with some amazement a paragraph in the Illudrated London Neivs, which states in cold, formal ...
... to his Londos manager :— Regret.—Time pressing, Bath Telegram beats Bath Post—Now find can not possibly journey to london rehearsal new burlesque to-day, but will be at the Queen's service eleven to-mor- row. Pray console author—even to assure him I am ...
... latest information, we may state that since the issue of the work, the names of her Majesty's New Ministry has been published, together with a list of the new House of Commons, their politics, the places for which they are returned, and the clubs to which ...
... not keeping dangerous chec:il in some place of perfect security. e 1, Countess of Derwentwater is now prepar- ingr a new trial at London, to set aside the decision of tbcf1istratrs at Hexham as to her ladyship being an ob.erion on the understand that Mr ...
... Metropolitan District, St. Johu's-wood, and Hammer- smith and City lines during the Christmas holidays, from the 24th to the 80th December, inclusive, was 800,072. The London Scotsman states that it has been agreed upon in influential quarters to ascertain ...
... the mines of the London Lead Company, Foxdale, East Darren, Mr. Beaumont's mines, and some score or so of others, have given to their for- tunate owners profits averaging on the whole about 60 per cent. on the invested capital. The new mines also are in ...
... Wales, shall meet in London, immediately after the opening of Par- liament, for the purpose of presenting to the Post- master-General the memorials now in course of prepa- ration, and to urge the expediency of adopting the London and North-Western route ...
... JiMirpa. THE LATE CARDIFF ELECTION.—We have met with a curious illustration of the old adage, that one requires to go from home to get local news. In the London Letter of the Western Morning News, a Plymouth paper, a paragraph appeared last week, referring ...
... (FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT:) LONDON, THURSDAT. Now that the Irish Church difficulty is cleared off the track of party politics, it is expected that the four or five members on each side of the House who have steadily voted against their respective ...
... FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT, LONDON, THURSDAY. I spoke too soon when I wrote last week of the delight ful coolness of this present August. We are a week nearer the winter solstice, that the waning days tell us; but the thermometer would lead us to think ...
... Mr. Dion Boucicault, was not fit to be seen by the youth or the females of London:— I do not wish to intrude on the discussion concerning the moral effect of Mr. Boucicault's new play, 'Formosa. But, as manager of Drury-lane Theatre, I must be allowed ...
... souvenir birthdays, christenings, marriages, the seasons of the year, such as Christmas, New Year, &c, invariably re- ceive special commemoration. The attention of one of the great London manufacturers, Mr. J. W. Benson, of 25. Old Bond-street, and of the City ...