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... introduced to the solicitor to the mint, that gentleman was out of town on circuit at present. „ A person PntUip Retdij, a compositor lately the c-nploy of Mr. 1,10 P rinter , Great Queen-street, was placed at the bar, on suspicion of intending shoot his ...
... Barbtdge, Auctioneer and Valuer, 2, Moorga^str^tf&tv T° newspaper proprietors-wanted xm;rt«n^ ji REPORTER occasion *l compositor, &c., on London or provincial newspaper, by a young man of highly resnectrate Zcm°!f th K oroUgh knowlcd^c of a rapid and accu- ...
... which stated that during the past year this society had rendered considerable benefits to their continental brethren, having given 470/. to aid them in pursuing the coursc thus begun. The receipts of those societies were on the increase, and the aspect of ...
... the said Messrs. Rochas and Son to the Corporation of the City of London, under and by virtue of which they are constituted and empowered to act as sworn brokers of the said City of London. That your memorialist, under the foregoing circumstances, is induced ...
... their names for the amount of bharcs which entitled* shareholder to one in addition. Medical Society of King's College, London—The first meeting of this society for the present session was held 1 st night in the medical library of the college. R.B.Todd ...
... Applications to be made to the managers the London and Provincial Transfer Agency, 4, Dowgate-hill, Walbrook, I/)ndon. 0~ FOREIGN MERCHANTS and Others.— WANTED, by a Young Man, 29 years of age, a SITUATION in a London mercantile house. The advertiser has travelled ...
... regulated. Those duties would generally the same nature as the duties of relieving officers England; but the different state of society in the two countries, and, above all, the difference in the and population of the unions, created a marked distinction. The ...
... thanks to the chairman for presiding, when the proceedings terminated. London Society for the Protection of Young Females.—The anniversary festival of this society took place yestprday evening, at the Albion Tavern, Aldersgatestreet. Mr. J. G. Sparke ...
... ts, and Baptists, resident within twelve miles of London, against any further grants for the purposes of education under the superintendence of the government; from printers and compositors of London, in favour of the Health of Towns Bill.—The Earl Wick ...
... breakfast. Chocolnt Mtnier may always purchased in London at Messrs. DAKIN and Co.'a, 1, St. Paul s Churchyard; Messrs. and BUTLER'S, 155, and of m«jBt: respectable tea-dealers, confectioners, and chemisU, in London, and in the United Kingdom. FRO~NT~of BUCKINGHAM ...
... feel a moral consciousness, and be made in some degree a useful member of society. Feeling, then, that although the idiot could not possibly be rendered a bright ornament of society, he could at all events be made a harmless and useful one, he (Dr. Little) ...
... the court. Thb Guardians of the West London Union a* the Magistrates op the Citt op London. —Alderman Sidney said had memorial of very great importance to present to the court from the guardians of the West London Union to them, follows: - That having ...