...keen atmosphere of the Angel at Islington, and hy picking up something of the wit that is conveyed from the West to the East, and from the East to the West,. by the omnibuses that arrive every three minutes from the Exchange at one end, and from Faddington...

...keen atmosphere of the Angel at Islington, and by picking up something of the wit that is conveyed from the West to the East, and from the East to the West, by the omnibuses that arrive every three minutes from the Exchange at one end, and from Paddington...

...atmosphere of the Angel at Islington, and by picking up something of the wit that is conveyed from LONDON. the West to the East, and from the East to the West, by the omnibuses that arrive every three minutes from the Exchange at one end, and from Paddington...

...keen atmosphere of the Angel at Islington, and by picking up something of the wit that is conveyed from the West to the East, and from the East to the West, by the omnibuses that arrive every three minutes from the Exchange at one end, and from Paddington...

...reduced. It was, Mr. S. said, fixed and determined beyond contradiction or doubt, that the carriage from the west to the east, and from the east to the west, will be by navigation. Conveyance by a turnpike road is not equal to conveyance by canal, either in...

...keen atmosphere of the ' Angel' at Islington, and by picking up something of the wit that is conveyed from the West to the East, and from the East to the West, by the omnibuses that arrive every three minutes from the Exchange at one end, and from Paddington...

...keen atmosphere of the ' Angel ' at Islington, and by picking up something of the wit that is conveyed from the West to the East, and from the East to the West, by the omnibuses that arrive every three minutes from the Exchange at one end, and from Paddington...

...country, and the imperfect water-channels — a lake being a channel, as well as a river — interposing obstacles to social communication and commercial operations...propounded so lucidly, advocated so eloquently and BO successfully, and for the advancement of which, among other great national objects, he has devoted...

...upon East and West Traffic. • We have thus far considered the amount of freight seeking transport from the west to the east, and from the east to the west, according to its present proportions. It is necessary to rise to the full comprehension of the fact...

...India, and the populous islands of the South- Pacific. This position — constituting it the gateway from the West to the East, and from the East to the West — fixes its importance, and foreshadows its indescribable future. So surely as the discovery of the...