The Sun.
London, England, 1842-12-29 00:00:00

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Now Published, in imperial octavo, price 255., embellished
with a Map of Londo 1, prepared expressly for the
Work, by WYLD, of Charing-cross,
THE-COMPLETE EDITION OF
THE POST-OFFICE LONDON DIREC-
TORY for 1843, of which the following are some of the
most important Contents:-
1. OFFICIAL 'DIRECTORY, giving an Alphabetical List
of the 6,000 Government and Public Officers, the Privy Coun-
cillors, the Chief Officers of State, Foreign Ministers and Con-
suls in England, and the British Consuls abroad.
2. STREET DIRECTORY, the only published List which
exhibits at one view the Nobility, Members of the Howe of
Commons, all other Gentry and Non-Professional Persons, as
well a Merchants, Professional Persons, Traders, and Trades-
men.

3. COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY, or General Alphabetical
Arrangement of Merchants, Bankers, llraristers, Attorneys,
Tradesmen, &c. The only published List which contains
the Christian and Surname of each Partner in every Firm at
its proper alphabetical position, with a reference to the Firm,
which appears as usual at the place of the Senior Partner.
4. COURT DIRECTORY, including the Gentry of the Northern
and Southern as well as of the Western Environs of the Me-
tropolis.
5. TRADES DIRECTORY, a Classified Arrangement of the
2,000 Trades of London ; in which will be found a List of
Commercial Travellers.
6. Law DIRECTORY, giving exclusively the Jurisdiction
and Arrangement of all the Law and Police Courts, with their
hours of business.
7. PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY, with the Peers arranged
in their order of preeederice ; and also alphabetically with their
variaus offices and distinctions ; surnames of Peers, Members
of the House of Commons, with full names, Country Seats, &c.
8. POSTAGE. Di RECTORY, corrected to the present time, in
which are tables showing the precise time of delivery of a let-
ter at any place in England and Wales ; the names of all the
Country Postmasters; the nearest Money Order Office to every
street in the metropolis. New System of West India Mails,
with all the arrangements of the Post-office.
9. CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY, corrected from the best au-
thorities, and including, among mush other important mat-
ter, an alphabetical List of all Coaches now leaving London,
and their respective routes.
10. BANKING DIRECTORY, with all the Bankers and Joint-
stock Banks of the United Kingdom, compiled from info, ma-
tion furnished by all the most eminent banking establishments
or the metropolis, •
The MiscEeeantous INFORMATION is very copious, and
includes Lists of all the City Officers, Aldermen, &c., the Lou -
don and Country Newspapers, with their circulation, Churches
and Chapels of the Metropolis, and a complete List of the Pro-
vincial inns throughout England and Wales,
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W. Kelly and Co., 19 and 20, Old Boswell-court, London.
" The plaintiff's publication was one of considerable
and most prohab:y of great utility; and so the Vice-Chancel-
lor of England must have thought by granting the injunction
ex parte, and continuing that proceeding upon motion mitile to
dissolve it,"_,Vide Times of 20th December, 1841: Judg-
ment of his Honour Vice,Clianceller Knight Bruce, confirming
the injunction obtained against the " Posteocace Almanac" for
" Post-office Directory." •
The following Reviews have already appeared of the Direc-
tory for the year, 1 843 :
The TiMPO, December 21, 1842.—The volume compiled un-
der the direction flf Mr! Kelly, and publishel l y Kelly ant
Cu. for the approaching year, vosesses'all tie information by