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... subsequctily entered into with some of the London booksellers, by his friend Sir E.Bridges and himself, to continue Wartoim's History of English Poctry, to the commencem.ent ofthu 15th cen- tiry; and although a new edition of that work has been sub- sequently ...
... WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY. MornimZ ?? 12 mi>. past 4. 1 Afternoon ?? 34 mil. put 4. r An PUBLICATIONS. HANDSOME CHRIST2IAS PRESENT AND NEW YEAR'S GIFT- H5 Authority of the Royal Commissioners, T HE COMPLETE OFFICIAL DESCRIPTIVE T and ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ...
... AxeoO-SAXONs. New Edition. 3 vols. 8vo,, price 36s. The-l8isTORY of ENGLAND during the MIDDLE AGES. New Edition. in 4 vols. 8vo.-In the press. London: Longman, Brown, Green, and Long-mans. NEW EDITIONS OF WOOD'S ALGEBRA AND LUND'S COMPANION. Fi7 A ...
... Esq., of 5, New-square, Lincoln's-itn, and 29, Hertford- street, Mayfair, aged 38. HIGH WATEIR AT LONDON-BRIDGE THIS DAY. Morning ?? 44 min, past S. I Afternoon ?? 3 olui. past 4. ON NERVOUS AND GW.NERIATVE DISEASES. New Edition, Illustrated with Forty ...
... and For her only. THE BrOYAL MARRIAGE AND THE CITY OF LONDON.- It is well kliown that on the last occasion when the honour of a baronetcy was conferred upon the chief I magistrate of the city of London, the Premier, in an- nouncina her MIka jesty's gracious ...
... le nb anritmined, weaesrtth itO foC uinrers, to send thmaltis enetaiitlfln.0 a- an hour of cheerful Christmas fire-side readn. of I MGH WATER AT LONDON.BRIDaE T-III th l Morning . . .. 59 min. past 3 I Afteeroo i n, f.lt n 'Printed sand Publimbed at the ...
... patter' songs after bear, the manner of 'M athews at Home,' and illustrated sere- by Mr. Beverley, whose fame was just then dawning. have This entertainment was very successful, both in London sture and the provinces. In the autumn of 1851 Mr. Albert ound ...
... change came over the spirit of his literary career. Hitherto he had figured in London society alone; had studied its phases only; and had catered as a writer for the London public by holding up his readers to them- selves, tanquam in speculo, and taking ...
... Robert Brough has earned for himself a reputation in various branches of authorship that will not quickly pass away. Born in London on the 10th of April, 1828, he was removed at an early age to Pontypool, in Mon- mouthshire, and thenceto Newport, where he ...
... in giving a new and very clever Entertainment, entitled GaOin on Anyhow, at the Polygraphic Hall, King William-street, Strand. The Entertainment has been written expressly for them by Mr. James Bruton, embodying a series of Illustrations peculiar to ...
... districts in and round London, were distributed at the Almonry-office, in Scotlaud-yard, Whitehall; and on Monday, Tuesday, and Weduesday in the current week, these distributions were resumed in anticipation of the fes. tival of Christmas. These distributions ...
... of All Trades (Christmas, 1825), showing the adventures of a man-of- war from the launch at Dover, its encounter with a gale, the wreck, and the towing into a foreign port. In 1826 The.31an in the moon introduced two further illustrations of his powers ...