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... deplored their fate, but consoled himself with the thought that at least London was rid of that gentleman. To his surprise, however, he finds that Mr. FARNALL maintains his footing in London as well as in Lancashire. Both Lord GRANVILLE and Lord DERBY bore testimony ...
... conduct. 5oo is to be divided among such of the charitable institutions in London as the executor shall in his absolute discretion think best. To each of his servants in his London establish- ment the testator leaves one year's wages, and 100 to be divided ...
... Prince that he also had composed a Christmas hymn, to which the Prince affably replied, thiat he should like to hear it, but that he wished to encore his own hymn first A piece from Mozart followed the two Christmas hymns, to which the Prince is stated ...
... plaintiff's bill it appeared that Mr. Charles P. Brown, of New York, in 1862, under the name of Artemus Ward, wrote and published in New York, Artemus Ward, his Book, with many comic illustrations. By registration of the work, the author was entitled to ...
... troops have been ordered to the Rio Grande. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.-NEW YORK, Nov. i8 (Eveninig).-Money easier. Gold, 147. Exchange on London, i59/a; on Paris, 3.55. Stocks slightly firmer New York Centrals, 97's ; Illinois, I36,3 ; Erie, 92 ; 5.20 Bonds, ...
... Scotl/aire, from New York on the 25th ult., was intercepted off here this morning. Her news has been anticipated. THE CHOLERA AT GUADALOUPE. Sc. NAZAIRE, I)cc. S.-The mail steamer from Mexico, arrived here, brings confirmation of the news of cholera having ...
... to the metropolis in December is anything but pleasant reading. The water supplied by the Thames Companies, the New River and East London Companies, s1holws a marked increase in the total amount of solid impurity. The water of some of the companies ...
... of neutrals. Wre read in the Post that Dr. L. Gessner, of Berlin, in a new edition of his work on Neutral Rights at Sea, pronounces the condemnation of the Sp-zozgbok by the New York prize court a flagrant violation of international law. Dr. Gessner ...
... OPINION IN THE - WEEKLY REVIEWS. THE NEW PARLIAMENT e House of The S&Zurday Review remarks that if new members of the consof Commons find it necessary to select a leader, they may 1neVeral cannot lation of knowing that the dependence is reciprocal. The ...
... Lord Henry Sydney, and there con- trasts him with a Whig brother-in-law, Lord Everingham, who was a great advocate for the new poor law. Henry thinks, said Lord Everingham, that the people are to be fed by dancing round a may- pole. But will ...
... liabilities on account of compensation. The Rlailway News also states that the new Victoria Bridge has been approved by the Government inspector, and will be opened about the end of the month; and that the new stations of the South Eastern at Spa and Cannon-street ...
... EPITOME OF OPINION IN THE MORNING JOURNALS. WAR IN THE EAST. I The Times remarks that the lull in news which ordinarily marks the brief period of our Christmas rejoicings is broken in upon by rumbling threats of war in the East. The Porte has complained to ...