News from 04/05/1850
1850; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Francis W. Newman, Walter Savage Landor, Fred. J. Fuxton, Walter Savage Landor, G. H. Lewes,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Leader. Table of contents: Contents. News: A Morning Journal Describes the Republican Party in France as "That Yelping Cerberus Which Has Liberty, Fraternity, and Equality upon Its Collar", There Is Never Any Danger of the French Forgetting How to Laugh; the Danger Is Rather the Other Way; Their Excessive Susceptibility to the Ridiculous Needs Rather Repressing than Cultivating, Science in Fable The Poor Artist; or, Seven Eyesights and One Object. Van Voorst, American News, The Black Demon of America, The Educational Obstructives, Provisions, Hay and Straw. (Per Load of 36 Trusses), News of the Week, Public Education Movement, Books on Our Table Household Words. Conducted by Charles Dickens. Monthly Part, The Church Movement, Carlyle's Stump Orator Will Probably Exasperate a Greater Number of Readers than Any of His Previous Pamphlets, Tuesday, April 30, Progress of Incendiarism, Parliament History of the Week, The Duchess of Kent, Accompanied by the Prince of Leinengen, Went to Kew on Monday and Paid a Visit to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, The Talent for Silence, Schira's Opera: the Orphan of Geneva, The Bishop of Clogher (Lord Robert Tottenham) Died on Friday Night Week of Inflammation of the Chest, from Cold, A Voyage to the Arotic Regions. By R. A. Goodsir. Van Voorst, The Philanthropic Society's Farm School, Notes and Extracts, A Meeting of Churchwardens, Overseers of Parishes, and Other Persons Opposed to the Government Interments Bill Was Held at the Craven Hotel, Strand, on Monday, to Concert Measures for Holding a Great Metropolitan Meeting on the Subject, Sanitary Projects, Miscellaneous, Public Affairs, Shares Last Official Quotation for the Week Ending Thursday Evening, Grain, Mark-Lane, April 26, Hops. Potatoes, Conservatives Are the True Repudiators, Postscript, Murders and Murderous Assaults, The New Crusade, An Example to Insolvent Landlords, Antique Nails, Average Price of Sugar, Bullion, The Zoological Society, Moral of the Paris Election, Butchers' Meat, The Following Is a List of May Meetings to Take Place, Mostly to Be Held in Exeter-Hall, Madame Pulszky's Hungary Memoirs of a Hungarian Lady. By Theresa Pulszky. With an Historical Introduction, by Francis Pulszky. H. Colburn, France.—The Elections and Its Consequences, Seizure of a British Subject, Friday, April 26, In Germany There Is One Healthy Symptom: They Can Still Laugh at Their Own Follies, Metals, A Deputation, Consisting of the Duke of Richmond and a Number of Other Noblemen and Gentlemen, Had an Interview with Sir George Grey, at the Home-Office, on Thursday, to Deliver Addresses to the Queen from Several Hundred Places, Praying for a Dissolution of Parliament, Progress of Science Development Theory and Mr. H. Miller's Book, Cape of Good Hope Papers to the 3rd of March Have Arrived, General Average Price of Grain Week Ending April 25, Open Council, Flour. Editorial: Royalty and Loyalty, We Have Treated You to No "Gossip" This Week; for the Best of Reasons, Universal Suffrage, Spanish Scandal. Letter to the editor: Dear Sir,—Royalty Is, Indeed, a Fact Not to Be Overlooked by Any Complete Newspaper, Mr. Sandars on Prices, The Rights of the People, Rights of Royalty, Death of Jesus, Lord John Russell, The Gorham Case. Fiction, drama: Mure's Literature of Greece A Critical History of the Language and Literature of Ancient Greece. By William Mure of Caldwell. 3 Vols. Longman and Co., Literature, The Apprenticeship of Life Second Episode.—The Initiation of Love. Arts and entertainment: The Arts The Lyric Drama, The Drama. Poem, verse: Portfolio To the Worm, The Lorelei From the German of Von Sallet, by Walter E. Kelly. Business: British Funds for the past Week, Commercial Affairs Money Market and City Intelligence. Birth notices: Births, Marriages, and Deaths Births. Marriage notices: Marriages. Death notices: Deaths. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements.
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