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... impatieuce-and anxietv of the public to obtain details of the Vie- - toriesof the gallant Wellington, as contained inj the London Gazette, which arrived here last Tues- A day, exceeded any thing that we have witnessed on any former occasion.. For some ...
... institution attd the Rev. Titus. Scales movedl tie thasiks of the mcetilng to the Mayor for his conduct in the chair. lhe New London Post-office, it is said, will e be ready for occupation in three years from the prescit tume. Mr. Stnirke is tile architect ...
... NEWS OF ril HE W EEK. lonbhon l0ol-aM0nbalt to ataturbap. AtiatvAt, OF F1tS MIAJESTY AT BatOwr1N.-At engtll the hopes ot the inhabitants of Brighton are renliaeI, by ihe arrival of the King at that place. lis Majesty ij not only alfected mentnlly by the ...
... &c. Author of the Guide, and of the Illustrations of Acoustic Surgery, and Surgeon' to the Hfull Dispensary for Diseases of the Eye and Ear. Also, preparingfqor ehe Press, by the stame Author, A Treatise, on a New and Successful Mode of Tveatment :for ...
... our friends, as wve heartily do a merry Christmas and a happy new year. [Since writing the above we have oh- servedsome symptonms of the frost breaking up.] Although the weather was very line here on Christmas-day, it was not, we find, the case in all ...
... in common with all Others, that the new system emi tr- of.'police should he fully inquired into, and its merits by 'bs ful'ly recofgnized.. tsr Sir R. Prccc was also desirouis that the expences or the awe em new police' should be. fully, ascertais'ed; ...
... TuF9DAY, JANUARY 31, 1S.32. TImE foreign news up to Saturday last, presented the same dull and unexciting character that had I distinguished it for some weeks previous. The m arrival, however, of the French papers in London, Wv by express, on that day, has removed ...
... foot of the wall of the fortress, out of reach of the veemies' guns. There they worked most in- dustriously,$ke a bevy of London burglars, till they had removed three bricks. The difficulty of the work had almost compelled them to give it up in despair; ...
... their own. IN another column we have given a summary or principal foreign Intelligence that has trenspired our last. The-London papent received ypsterday. little to the information there contained. The SsQ,, mentions a report in the city, that ministers ...
... meeting was held oil Monday, at the Wit sor Castle, New Snenton, Nottinghant- or shire, for the purpose of establishing a society, whose primary ca object should be to acquire and dififse information illustrative se of the effect of the corn laws, and to enlighteti ...
... SrANLEY, Sir J. GRAIIA3I, tile Duke of ItIcstiloNDand the Earl of RIPox, have been filled up. From the London papers of Friday we learned tlhat ti:e new arrangements were as follow:-Mr. SPRING; Rice to be Colonial Secretary, in the room of Mr. ST.ALES; Mr ...
... or rent s. charge, to give the owner a right TO BE REGISTEREP h next July, must be POSSESSED before the CHRISTMAS I Or TH I YEA. ! Before Christmas there are but a few Ir weeks. Let the Conservatives turn these few weeks tO account. THE British Auxiliary ...