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... reprinted in a collected form, have passed through numerous editions, and an illustrated Christmas volume was issued in 11300. She published another volume, entitled New Echoes and •other Poems, in October, 1864, and obtained a literary pension of ...
... VOLUME.—This day is published, in a tkick volume, clearly printed in Nonpareil Type, illustrated by numerous Engravings, price 16s. bound, including all Discoveries to Christmas, 1824., rpliE PORTABLE CYCLOP/EDIA; or, General Dictionary of Arts and Sciences ...
... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. 1. N -`' I We to not iclentey with Ourreepsullears opinions. Happily for England, we are not often called upon to go through such a period of terrible event as that of the past fortnight. For the first time for many years, one of ...
... VOLUME.—This is published, in a thick volume clearly printed in Nonpareil Type, Illustrated by numerous Engravings, price 16s. bound, including all Discoveries to Christmas, 1524, PHE PORTABLE CYCLOP-EDIA; or, General Dictionsry of Arts and sciences. By ...
... THE LONDON AND CHINA- EXPRESS. MISCELLANEOUS. - - - THE first Bombay opium sale of the new season was held on 13th inst. One thousand three hundred and eighty chests belonging to next year's export fetched an average of R 5.1,666, compared with from Ra ...
... last night. In these times, it is especially onerous on the critic to consider with indulgence the claims of all new-corners to the London stage, barren as it is of fine acting. With a few, a very few exceptions, what have we but successful mediocrity ...
... TWENTY-ONE WINTERS IN LONDON. - - There lies before as we write (remarks the Daily News) a detailed reword of the weather experienced in London during the 21 winters. There have been seasons, like the last of the series, in which the winter has been attended ...
... numerous Illustrations by Leech, THE ADVENTURES of MR. LEDBURY, and HIS FRIEND, JACK JOHNSON. By ALBERT SMITH, Esq. Author of The Wassail Bowl, &c. Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street. *„* To be had at all the Libraries. WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY LEECH ...
... LONDON CORRESPONDENT. itself lest the recent investigations into the condition of the London hospitals has so shaken public confidence in their admisidratioa as to prevent the community from ealnerilisg, but, even although the present Is far from perfect ...
... contrivances then in use for gathering and publishing news, this feat speaks volumes for the enterprise and pluck of the poor, much-maligned purveyors of news in those days. The publication of these news-sheets was confined to the capital city, Yedo, and ...
... communication to a London firm :—I have announcement to you that my -- will be held from the later part of October to the end of November, which succeeded last year with four thousands from any point of the world, at my store for taking new for the season ...
... * A most invaluable Present for the Holidays. London . Printed for Thomas Tegg, 73, CheapsiQle, and sold by all other Booksellers. t (UEEN'S VISIT TO THE MIDLAND COUNTIES. he ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, for SATURDAY, December 16, 1843, will contain the ...