The advices from the Australian colonies reach to the 19th of November, from Sydney; and to the end of October from Hobart-town, Launceston, and Port Philip. At Sydney, the Custom-house returns of imports and exports had been published, and the, value of these respectively amoun
April 15, 1843 - Illustrated Weekly Times - London, London, England
The bribery and corruption which have already been disclosed by this committee, afford a fine illustration of the poverty of those principles upon which Mr. WALTER secured his returns. The committee, assembled for the purpose of trying the petition, met at eleven o'clock Upon We
March 18, 1843 - Illustrated Weekly Times - London, London, England
fine second-hand Watches of any house In London, by the most eminent makers,—many nearly equal to new, and at little above half their original cost—all of which W. and Son warrant; they consist of fine repeaters, duplex lever and horizontal escapements, all of superior manufactu
March 25, 1843 - Illustrated Weekly Times - London, London, England
Benefits have here usurped the ordinary nights of performance. Thursday is appointed for that of Mr. Charles Baker, whose exertions as a stage-manager can never be too highly appreciated. His annonce embraces the drama of" Life's a Lottery," "The Artful Dodge," and a new melo-dr
April 1, 1843 - Illustrated Weekly Times - London, London, England
Popular Airs in Donizetti's Opera of Adelia, now performing at her Majesty's Theatre.—Le Voyageur, No. 14, Poland, Fantasia on Polish melodies, by J. R. Ling; where may be had the previous Numbers of thir celebrated Work—viz., No. 1, France, by W. H. Holmes—No. 2, Normandy, by Q
April 8, 1843 - Illustrated Weekly Times - London, London, England
SATURDAY. Her Majesty and the Prince promenaded in the royal gardens in the forenoon and afternoon. The Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal were taken airings in the garden of Buckingham Palace. Prince Albert rode out on horseback, attended by Sir Edward Bowater. • The royal
March 18, 1843 - Illustrated Weekly Times - London, London, England
might renew his search for one honest and good man, we should desire him to wait for a few weeks, and the avatar of ERNEST would show him what and whom he wanted! There is only one drawback. ERNEST THE BELOVED is not corning to remain with us. No, the happy Hanoverians cannot sp
April 15, 1843 - Illustrated Weekly Times - London, London, England
A HAIR-BREADTH ESCAPE. hold of the young one, who rushed toward the boat, snorting with its little nostrils, and so enraged that it seemed as if it would have swallowed her up if it had possessed the power; but, receiving a blow upon the head, it swam away and rejoined its paren
April 15, 1843 - Illustrated Weekly Times - London, London, England
MARLBOROUGH-STREET. SHOPLIFTING BY A " RESPECTABLE."—A well-dressed female, far advanced in the family way, who gave the name of Mary Lee, was charged with having stolen 20 yards of silk from the shop of Messrs. Alison & Co., salesmen, Regent-street. The case was a very clear on
April 15, 1843 - Illustrated Weekly Times - London, London, England