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OFINIONS OF THE PRESS.
"Here is an almanack which, little as we admire Dissent, does infinite credit to the zeal and ability which so much distinguish our separated Protestant brethren."—Sentinel. "Full of necessary information for all whom it concerns, beautifully printed, and marvellously cheap."—Ch
January 17, 1857 - Metropolitan - London, London, England
Tenth Thousand, price 2d., JEWISH SECTS; their Origin, Early Forms, and Services. London: William Freeman, 69, Fleet-street,
January 17, 1857 - Metropolitan - London, London, England
THE METROPOLITAN.
Mr. RUSSELL was sure that the vestry had the highest respect and confidence in their present members at the Metropolitan Board, and that they would do the best they could for the interests of the parish of Marylebone, as well as the public. He considered it was high time that th
January 17, 1857 - Metropolitan - London, London, England
THE METROPOLITAN.
his, to whom property was left, in consequence of an alteration in the numbers of the houses. The CHAIRMAN: Do you second Mr. Streeten's motion, Mr. Eckett? Mr. ECKETT: I have no objection. Mr. JAMES CLA.RKE thought Euston-square a proper line of demarcation, as there were no ho
January 17, 1857 - Metropolitan - London, London, England
SWITZERLAND.
It is announced that the Neufchatel question may be regarded as settled. England and France have proposed terms to the Federal Council which this body considers acceptable. The envoys of Switzerland have also come to an understanding with the French Government. Switzerland will
January 17, 1857 - Metropolitan - London, London, England
SUPERIOR HOME EDUCATION, b ase d on Religious Principles. A LADY, member of an Independent Church, residing in a healthy
town, south-east of London, desires to receive two YOUNG LADIES to share with her Daughter the advantages of a polished education, adapted to the highest classes of society. Languages and accomplishments taught by eminent Masters. Inclusive terms 100/. per annum. Address, A. E.,
January 17, 1857 - Metropolitan - London, London, England
BANKERS.
THE CITY BANK, ThreadnPedle-str et. Messrs. RANSOME, BOUVERIE, and CO., Pall Mall East. OrricEs : No. 158, LEADENHALL-STREET, CITY. The evils and annoyances from the present Omnibus system are universally admitted, in consequence of which it is believed the public will cordially
January 17, 1857 - Metropolitan - London, London, England
F4DUCATION at BRIGHTON.—The School 1 under the care of the Rev. JAS. GROSVENOR, at the above salubrious Watering-place, will RE-OPEN
Jan. 13, 1857. Prospectuses forwarded on application to the Principal, Cliff House, Hove, Brighton. Rbom'ence may be made to the Rev. J. C. Harrison, Camden town; itv. C. H Howell, Finehley ; Rev. H. Batchelor, She! field; and Re,. T. Adams, Stone.
January 17, 1857 - Metropolitan - London, London, England
COALS. —Best Coals onIy.—COCKERELL and Co.'s price is now 265. per ton net for the BEST SCREENED COALS, as supplied
by them to Her Majesty.-13, Cornhill; Purfleet-wharf, Earl-street, Blackfrlars ; and Eaton wharf, Delgrave-place, Pimlico.
January 17, 1857 - Metropolitan - London, London, England
Twenty-second Thousand, price 2d., THE STORY of ANCIENT NINEVEH. London: William Freeruan, 69, Fleet-street.
January 17, 1857 - Metropolitan - London, London, England
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