News from 20/03/1847
1847; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
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Frontmatter: Douglas Jerrold's Weekly Newspaper. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Display ads: National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society, People's Journal. Business: Emancipation of the Soil, and Free Trade in Land, Money Market and City Intelligence, Friday, March 19 Bankrupts. News: Letters on the Slave Trade. By the Rev. Henry Palmer, a. M. 8vo. London. Hamilton, Adams and Co., Crimes and Casualties Alleged Murder in Shoreditch.— Penny Show of the Corpse, French Phraseological Reference Book. By Martin De La Voye. C. H. Law, The Hussar. By the Author of "The Subaltern." H. Hurst, There's Glory!, The Fast-Day in the "Fashionable World", The Royal Illuminated Kalendar for 1847. Standidge and Co., Lithographers to the Crown Stationery Office, Most Important Business in the French Chamber of Deputies, Opening of the Amiens and Abbeville Railway, The Year Book of Facts, in Science and Art. By John Timbs. Illustrated. David Bogue, France, Whittington Club, A Compendium of Domestic Medicine, and Companion to the Medicine Chest. By John Savory, Member of the Society of Apothecaries, and President of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain. Third Edition Churchill, Outlines of Structural and Physiological Botany. By Arthur Henfrey, F. L. S. J. Van Voorst, Literary Institutions, &c., Patria.—France, Ancient and Modern, Moral and Material; or, an Encyclopædical and Statistical Collection of All the Facts Relating to the Physical and Intellectual History of France and Her Colonies. By a Society of Publicists. 1 Vol. 8vo. Pp. 1512. Dubouchet. Paris, 1847, To Our Subsrribers, A Letter to Lord Denman on the Inefficient Administration of the Law. By H. R. Dearsly, Esq., Barrister-At-Law. 8vo. London: Thomas Blenkharn, Parliamentary Divisions The Factories Bill.—Wednesday, Mar. 17, The Good Times When George the Third Was King, Police Pig-Headedness, A Popular Life of George Fox. By Josiah Marsh. Royal 8vo. Gilpin, House of Commons Monday, March 15, Ireland, The Fast Day at the Palace, French Editors. Libels on Jules Janin, The Abuses of the National Gallery, &c. By Verax. 8vo. W. Pickering, Disappointed of the Hangman, London Corporation Corruptions.—Wholesale Swindling, Prison Discipline, The History of the Consulate and Empire of Napoleon. By N. Thiers, Late Chief Minister of France. Part VIII. Large 8vo. Whittaker and Co., An Infant Poisoned, From the London Gazette Bankruptcies Annulled, M. Soyer's Food for the Poor, Royal Gems from the Galleries of Europe. With Notices Biographical, Historical and Descriptive. By S. C. Hall, F. S. A. Part 8. G. Virtue, Burford's Panorama, Fables De Florian, Suivies Des Poemes De Ruth Et De Tobie, Et Autres Poesies; De Galatee Et D'estelle; Des Idees Sur Nos Auteurs Comiques; Des Lettres Et Du Theatre; De Myrtil Et Cloe Et D'un Choix De Fables De Lamotte. 12mo. Firmin Didot Freres, London and Paris, The Golden Remains of the Early Masonic Writers; Illustrating the Institutes of the Order. With an Introductory Essay and Explanatory Notes. By the Rev. G. Oliver, D. D., Author of the "Historical Landmarks," &c. Vol. I. Richard Spencer, Fine Arts Portrait of Elihu Burritt, Esq. Drawn by T. Mogford. Lithographed by Lowes Dickinson, "A Regular Subscriber" Will Find His Suggestions Attended To, The Fast-Day of the Middle-Classes, Town Talk, The Public Fast, Foreign Intelligence, Miscellanies, A Man Whose Name Is Unknown, Steps Have Been Taken to Erect by Public Subscription, a Statue of the Queen Dowager in Some Part of the City of London, Murders of a Pay-Clerk and Policeman in Kilkenny, The Fast Day; and How It Will Be Kept, Postscript, Colonial Produce, &c.—Sugar, Imperial Parliament House of Lords, The French Revolution. Louis, the King. Robespierre the Dictator. James Burns, Multiple News Items, The Button-Holder, Election of a Scotch Representative Peer, Public Meetings Protection of Women, A Wife Sold for a Shilling, Metropolitan Court of Common Council, Scotland, The Decision in Favour of the Ten Hours Bill, Graceful Compliment, Money the Key of Social Politics.—No. IX, The Fast-Day in the House of Commons, The Fast-Day of the Destitute, The Allied Pulpits, Inventors' Column, The Fast-Day of the "Respectable" Man, Cape of Good Hope, The Polychromatic Ornament of Italy. By Edward Adams, Architect. W. C. Nickisson, Law Intelligence Care of Lunatics, Court of Pyx, Mr. Bronterre O'Brien, in the Young America, (New York Paper) Argues That the Law Should Regard All Debts as "Debts of Honour," and They Would Be Much Better Paid, High Water at London Bridge, Books Received, Repeal Association. Letter to the editor: Lord Radnor's Political Economy To the Editor, Potatoes from Seed To the Editor, Death from Neglect in Child-Birth To the Editor, Coining Labour To the Editor. Fiction, drama: Literature Tancred; or, the New Crusade. By B. D'israeli, M.P. 3 Vols. P. 8vo. H. Colburn. Review: A Review of Private and Joint Stock Banks in the Metropolis. By James Knight. 8vo. London. Effingham Wilson. Editorial: Jenny Lind and Poet Bunn, To Correspondents "Take Time, That Your Letters May Be the Shorter", How the Fast-Day Ought to Be Kept, Lola Montez and the Court of Bavaria. Poem, verse: The Bishop's Little Warbler No. V.—The Beadle, A Ragged-School Colloquy. Arts and entertainment: Music, Theatres. Birth notices: Births, Marriages, and Deaths Births of Sons. Marriage notices: Married. Death notices: Deaths.
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