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... and was seventeen years of age. He was studying at University College, London, and a the London address given is that of his private tutor, c Ma. HAnvEY was at home for the Christmas holidays, u and only returned to town a few days ago. His un- timely end ...
... amiddle- aged mai, auld Derman3 air Teiuy Frees. FATAL AccinsNT ON THE NORTH LONDON ?? Tuesday Light a very shocking accident I aplpen wed at the Bow atatioe of the North London Rail- Wawhich resulted in tre instantaneous death of an old and respected ollicer ...
... remaining orders were then disposed of and the House adjourned. Tiur London papers announce the death of Ia. C. I-. BFmNMc, one of the cleverest and most genial of the artistic illustrators of Penscs. THER:E has, perhaps, been no year since the last accession ...
... for the present state of things, and had found their prayers answered more - fuly than they desired, he was no convert to the new Conservative faith, He must protest against it as loudly as he could, otherwise he would do. panance . in sackcloth and ashes ...
... much and deservedly esteemed. LEEDS BOARD OF GUARDIANS,-Return of the number of persons relieved during the 5th week of the Christmas quarter, ending Tuesday, the 5th day of November, 1807, antd the corresponding week of last ?? noor, 1,043; out-door poor ...
... cousider- an able. .oiw Tun CHRISTMAS ANNIUALS.-Just at this time of of the year London walls are covered with mysterious Ige syllables suggestive of Fenian watchwords, or the cabbala he of some secret society. The regular Londoner is able mar to make a pretty ...
... never . seen such megnificent, real, honest, conscientious, red ~ brickwork as might be now seen at the new bank, ties NeW Inflxiamey, and sosneof the new houses in Leeds. (Applauee.) Passing, to the domestic arrangements of the period bie vividly delineated ...
... FROM OUR LONDON cORRESPONDEXT. LowDor, Monday Afternoon. The adjournment of Parliament has been quickly followed by the flight of Peers and Hon. Members to their Christmas quarters. As a consequence, that brief and faint foreshadowing of the regular season ...
... felton station. TRnI HOUSE OF COl-MMONS,-The numnber of new mniebers returned to the, House of Commons Since the dlis- solutionn of July, 1805, his now been increased to 60j The mnimes of the new umeimbers ire :Is ?? J1. H-ay, Mr. J. Cnndlish Mr. Ri Arkwright ...
... s in quite a new light. To turn, however, to more pleasing topics, I am glad to say that in spite of the existing distress, and of Fenian panics, outrages, fires, and explosions, London is upon the whole likely to spend a merry Christmas. Grea efforts ...
... requires a close view to lead to an adequate conception. On Christmas-day all the recipients were regaled at Mr. Lomns's residencs with Christmas fare. RELnIVING DISTRESS AT ECUDDERSFVELrD.-On Christmas-day about 120 persons were relieved at Mr. Sims's, Ma ...
... tule Council may dtermaine. That the Parliameotc Cc 9nttehe autherloed to scrooge wotle the Leads New uase Comlpany for the insertion in their proposed new Act of a elas osenabliec them to sell, end the Gorperetlon to per- cliose, the weeks beleonina to ...