With respect to the Newport (I. Vf.) election, we perceive that Mr. C. Seely has found it necessary to withdraw his candidature, for two reasons—to avoid dividing the Liberal party, and because his opinions as to the desirableness of opening places of public recreation on Sunday
January 17, 1857 - Metropolitan - London, London, England
Eke LONDON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1857 THE SITE OF OFFICES PROPOSAL. WASHINGTON IRVING, in his "Salmagundi," playfully satirises the talkative propensities of deliberative assemblies. He describes the council of a certain nation as carrying on war by proclamations alone; as perfo
January 17, 1857 - Metropolitan - London, London, England
Terms (including Latin, French, and Washing), Twentyfive to Thirty Guineas. French taught by a Native of Paris. Lectures occasionally given on Chemistry and other subjects. Premises spacious and airy, possessing great advantages requisite for health, comfort, and recreation. Re'
January 17, 1857 - Metropolitan - London, London, England
eitrat pangtrs in WE do not now speak of the all-dreaded ticket-Ofleave men, nor of the aristocratic-looking swell mobs-men, who talk of handicaps, sweepstakes, the Derby, and the Oaks, relieving you meanwhile of the porterage of your portmanteau; nor of those light-fingered arti
January 17, 1857 - Metropolitan - London, London, England
of the vestry and, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners: The Commissioners to advance 1,800/. at four per cent., the principal to be re-payable by annual instalments of one-thirtieth, commencing from the 30th of June, 1854, the security to be an improvement rate, the vestry to put t
January 17, 1857 - Metropolitan - London, London, England