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... business which brought him to London, and kept the book in bis hands the whole journey, until be bad safely lodged it in bis room at Balliol. was so much pleased with this acquisition, that, on Mr. Fletcher’s next visit to London, be sent a guinea by him to ...
... Tuesday night a dreadful Affray occurred in Whitecross-street prison, London. Capt Kelly refused to pay ffis. subscription, which it seems tTrfe-. prisoners insist on from the new comers to each ward; On Capf, Kelly's refusal to pay this subscription ...
... and J. Jordan, West London Me- dical Establishment, London.â Paid double postage The Mechanics' Magazine comprehends a di- gested selection from all the periodical publications of the day, both British aud Foreign, and from all new works, however costly ...
... desirable purpose of considering the of formiuga new and shorter between those populous mauu- t»o, ft mo-tf torapi ftetor York; being the ever a with « B«atf Bet. wheal night, Elizabeth Walker, of New ember of the Styuety of Friends, tmoilated with the ...
... inns in tiie town were completely | j filled, st,d the place of the crowds who bad departed j after tbe trial were filled by a new order of visitors.â j It would seem fp_n the appearance of some of these person-, and the jaded -tate of their cattle, that ...
... Friday or Christmas-day; and that whenever Christmas-day shall fiiH on Monday, shall not be necessary for the holder or holdiva-of snail bills, *c. he. ntL-Uta- Saturday, give notice of the dishonour thereof, until the Tuesday next after such Christmas-day ...
... Newspaper, which Seveopence. The sale of Bell’s Life London and Chronicle is the largest of any London Waekly Journal, except the Observer. Bell’s Life In London, of December contained two .engravings qf the New Steam Coacb, with references, and two coloutfias ...
... Chesterfield, Mr. Joseph Foulds. aged 82. On New Year's day, in the 741h year of liiaa£e, the Rev. William Rawlins, M.A. rector of Teversal, near Mansfield, which living was instituted in the year 1792. London, Thursday, January 10, is no longer doubtful ...
... Mr JoHN St EM5O(i . Chaplain for the Month— Rr*. J. Buckburn. NEW SUBSCRIBER. Mr. eJohn Siddell, Caoton Place, £]. 1 Londois, Thursday, February 7, IS2B. The accounts from Mexico, by the new York packet, are fire days later than the former intelligence; ...
... Well, ; the Trowes” or Troughs in Coalpit-lane, 1675; Pond Well, in and the Well at Church-gates in after which period we have New-street Well, Bower-spring Well, and the Little and Great Well in Trippetlane. matter of regret that these public springs should ...
... necessities of the town in regard water. Mr. Dews nap, jun., was called to the chair, when Mr. and some other forcibly illustrated the advantages which would arise from the formation of extensive Company, whose endeavours SUetlield better and more cheaply ...
... from the great variety of topics embraced its pages. Orders received by all Booksellers, News- Agents, Postmasters, and at the Office, 139, Fleet- Kticet, London. Botanical and Horticuliural Society.— On Monday last, the council of the Botanical and ...