The Sun.
London, England, 1846-01-27 00:00:00

Holloway's Establishment, 244, Strand, Loncw''' pp
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On the 20th ix isf.; .in New-street, Spring-garden"" ''
Todd, of a dau gli,ter. . arlflltil 1141
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On the 19th in st., at Denmark-hill, the lady of dr'
Esq , of a daugtder.
ernstuilif'
On the 21st in st., in Albion-road, Holloway, Pr
hest.,i)c.
of Charles Claridge, Esq., of a daughter, stillborn lady 0.1
On the 22d ,st., at Milner-square, Islington, the jj
of a daughter.
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of a daughter. - __..--- ~,i
I,,Dr.ott,
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MA RRIED. aignor Ar. 01
On the 21st Inst., at St. James's, Westminster, ;_te Sic fei' J
Bologna, to Laura Eliza, second daughter a too 1" 0 oii
OM oe
Esq., of Maize-bill, Greenwich-park.
„,.,1 the ~,a.i,
On the 22d firtat., at Twineham Rectory, Riclir.,-;„a P,,,,,P,,00 L
Edward Vincent, Esq., of Stratford, Essex, to Lou" 507,. T''ifet,"
daughter of the, late Hon. General St. John, orchrt.,-,r1;,, ''',4l-0
On the 22d i nat., at St. James's Church, rie,crot.lol33'
Webb, of Monk sherborna, Hants, to Miss Binfi."'
St. James's. "ill,

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, LWAY PIOPRISTORSI AND sainurioLDEns.
cISTIS. WICKIIA.M and CO., Share
- clitat ..neti"ell's, inform their Mende and the public, that their
itoNi,..4l.Ea OF. RAILWAY SHARES, &c.. are held every
Ness' ' and THURSDAY, at the HALL OF COMMERCE.
, ktetionasnen"treet, London, to which place, or to the office of
are
' t‘l3est7 ,28, Threadneedlesstreet. all favours and lust=
ku '4 bv eddrcaaed.
4t
tn ' P alai
Share C oates must be tbrwarded to or deposited
the dlyn't4:e of the An as above, at least the day PreefTii! krwsrs:i ,PUi'lle gale. and adviees of the result of the sales will
se. kt.,1.,
,„_ .Y the first post after the sale, and the proceeds a,44""g.nited ;4 according to instructions.
41
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6d. ;
awu.fwallilbove.rterlioay,..Ralcits.-I:7nder 201., Is. per share ; tan ler 501., Is. 6d.,
bi- 4'E A'r WESTERN RAILWAY.
to The Directors of this Company are ready to receive Tenders
of
Loath of hectors
in sums of not less than 1,0001., for a
Intere:t'e,,Y,e:n. Years, on the security of Mortgage Debentures, bearing
amn,the rate of 41. per cent. per annum.
Illea,t,`"cnts rnaY be made to the undersigned, at the Railway-
Melington Station.
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... _
CHAS. A. SAUNDERS, Secretary.,
h tyy .
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a Pii• POLYTECHNIC . INSTITUTION..
444
~The ...eettires selected for this period of the year, bY D1r,,11.4126.
lioso'essor ilachoffner ili CHEMIOTRY and NATURAL sti
A 1,,,' , will be Illustrated by interesting and brilliant experiments.
ut
dore`nce on the PREVALENT DISEASE in POTATOES will Ilriyi'ed by r. Rya, and ‘lon the ATMOSPHERIC RAIL-
r,„, by professor BaChoffnearaa, a orking Model of which, ear-
sera
iNgp rill Persons is exhibited daily. The additiens to the
t‘.lll°ll-lirrelliCitOSC, OPE, DISSOLVING VIEWS, and CHROMA-
bmarine Ex-
intuta verY effective. The PIrYSIOSCOPE.
Riur.l L Among
ille a, Y lileans of the JIVER and DININII -- ' • NEW
Aktitt'us additio"
„ to the Working Models is Coleman's d
_a-
I4ndis 414 L9COIiOTIE ENGINE fir ay.:ending an_
_,d _ ,
tlityrg Inelinea i'l
us ' 'ales. Imagnileent, Collection of TROPICAL In th, 4 _. Doieue, the celebrated Flute Player, will take part
kit pi.,..tbe, cendacted by Dr. Wallis. Open from Eleven to Half .
' Aan,Lfrent Seven to lialf-past Ten in the Evcting.
pis'--js-..._-A_silttance, One Shilling. Schools, Half-price.
Pitni-TANT to a DECREE of the. HIGH
Akk--.RT of CHANCERY, made In a CEaussqe
InartNattpe Creditors of JOHN' ALDRED,
, the elt‘'. 1.11 the Minty of Norfolk, afterwards'ALofformHDaßetrEtleyDn-ogafgarGaldrs:e;anst:
"...'nzi.,olo,,a 4,,t_Laoneedon,hand subsequentl of Boulogne-sur-Mer, in the
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~.',lsottlitvir;irtoa
cora, we
tem he died, the month of February, 1839.
prove in
debts before Sir GIFFI_24
(iF4f:T.ll:4°to4,e„of
_Um_ Milst"ersd Bald Court,. at his Chambers, In
tli y wil6;eotUldingg, Chancery lane, London , or, in default there-
ntb excld.ed the benefit of the said Decree.
"ISLT, SCOTT, and HERTSLET, Plaintiff's Solicitors,
Strand.
iwteßi
GR;.;;;foik-
iszt'RE PAIRS CUT-
St4l•'EillY daily on the Praerdses No. 4, LEADENHALL-
IN, , La daily
; also re-leathers'old 'razor strops, and puts new
H
tsr,„; to old eork screws. Razors 'set in a superior manner.
his
n'''', iiu 1,',.,14 Paste a. re well worth the attention of those w o
taihb,esoxilles" ""nenit. A large assortment of penknives,
-eau taa,,._'v- and forks, cork-screws, British-plate forks and spoons,
kite scissers,
17igeiria7. Shaeleld plated candlesticks, tea and coffee Pets.
.".""4 1 hl.--..,L'lsmil ee,-31ttt crackers, 80c.
"1 RD' S STRAND STATIONERY
It: rie,,,,,AIXIIOuBE
qotti -"eiks, r nvel • —Stationery, D
. res e, ee s
P, 0 r
tTravellingt.oi
is and.
414,',4febankii, inkat°aPriads,"(ela4adil
n_ Companions,
Silver ever-pointed ,Penci.l-
- -liftman and hory Taolet:Cutlaery ; Bibles and Prayer
haain
eardi, elegant bindings Name- late'engraved for 28.6 d.; 10
paper
„„..°4l a5.34.,6(1,, • t superfine letter' paperP
from Sc. the ream ; note papst
'"`itty ~,'",,e, ream ; with every article of stationery, of the be
ta`lt Lliiil",rv,slet Prices
N'",d u, 143 Strand' fel Catherine-street. Envelopes,
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the
iod. a ng
leflt
~I;
Ore 4, 65 ;S PALETOT, registered 6 and 7 -Vic.,
iR 414brid ' s patronised by the Prince Consort, Prince George
,stat aats!e,,,,e., and i 8 generally acknowledged to excel all ether
, chetahnet sno cloth is made of Llama
fr,.', ,?. repellant of rain. Wool, known to be porous,
Regent-
-117.e it a rtilb°tlrhood of the extensive Warerooms, 114,
a
a ai_lintity er:‘,.. mnall shops are so far unprincipled as to assume
l'eLlititBt-e Panne, intending to impose upon strangers some trashy
1, %nun" alessrs. Nicoll think it due to their own reputation thbue
reter,„
.the „_,„
e 4 r") 1-101 and to suggest that a copy of the Addrersitha Ileieetio ran" they ftirther offer a Reward of Fifty Pounds fo
141114aknei...! Positive Infringement.
''oelling 1i7,,,-a ei°tla, from its soft elastic nature, is well adspieki for
1,-,,,selt uori,-s, Cestm—to be had only of the Patentees. ~ _
and
• .wir,ii 3et registered P 1 t tis stamped in the lining 'L. J.
.114, is, " • aa°
rv..tiG
t gent-street, London."
~„, OLDEN FLAX CRAVAT COLLAR.
jiti_eiit,'„,‘ •s.,e Single Bands" may be worn with the custrutinary,
~,..,ri liarljaing laiereseed warmth and compactness, by subst .
et kroicii P ate of the unsightly and troublesome tape-strings,
.. the h. 2,1 the ithstontly parting
uter, 7%3 of the neck, by one linen band passing through the
and irritation of. the usual collar
tilts con, be Double 13ands" need no additional cravat ; In on,,clTahre-
p/4p Whii,,h,i,tril both collar and cravat. In both kin
~,.kilns-. 3 obtained by the use (exclusively) of"TheGolden
1,1.14101,utwi "°3lerii and drapersl, Febi,!tecrraadvaltigeoll2a9r, bears the name of " John Paterson,
845," and mabe obtahted at any of the
in Louden and the country.
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A ay
R I S T M A S!!!
-,wake my lyre with tunefhl l,
l s
13'i ' elcome" give to " Christmas Day 1"
~,.."'.lO w
Yous, happy time,
whenw music, mirth, and love combine,
strew our path with reses bright,
And
And w mhat ingle friendship with delight I .
tis most essentialsay, o give eclat to " Christmas e
o
LITIIY "Clothing!" that wwn's a fact;
we•
therefore tell you how to act I
AwaY to " Hymn's "—order there
Habilirnents of beauty rare !
And then with confidence and joy
"loot charmingly your time employ ;
In°l scenes of pleasure bright and gay, .
1 pus 1,,
a happy " Christmas Day i
.List of Prices for Winter
9,1111..- Garments ready-inade : . _ .