News from 28/11/1840
1840; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores Resumo
Frontmatter: The Odd Fellow. Editorial: The Press-Gang and Its Victims, The Stage Adelphi, The above Remarks (the Same in Sense, Though We Cannot Vouch for Their Exact Literal Correctness, Our Quotations Being from Memory) Appeared in Two Newspapers—One, a Monthly Sheet Devoted to Jobbing Parsons; the Other a Diurnal, and Known by the Name of the 'Morning Post', The Blue Parlour or, Our Correspondence, To Correspondents. News: The Golden Eagle, The Buffalo, Optional Sleep, A Derbyshire Tale, Some Courtiers in the Presence of Louis XIV, Who Was Then Only Fifteen, Conversed on the Absolute Power of the Turkish Sultans, and Gave Many Instances of Their Uncontrolled Conduct, Accidents on Railways and Their Remedy, The World We Live In The Jockey, Perilous Adventure, Royal Humility; or, a Visit to the Union Workhouse, Windsor, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Manchester Unity Dartford, Kent, Coventry, 'There Are Three Things,' Said a Wit,'Which I Have Always Loved, without Every Understanding Them—Painting, Music, and Woman', Passages from the Diary of a Strolling Player Recollections of the Elder Kean, There Is Posted in One of the Windows of a Shop in Westminster,'Music Taught Here,' and in the Other,'Ears Bored Here without Pain', 'The Radical Press, Ever Ready to Throw Calumny upon the Good and Great, Has Been Striving for the Last Week to Deceive a Great Portion of the Public with Regard to the Awful Calamity That Befel the Rev. Mr, A Pedant Being Called upon to Define the Two Gases, Oxygen and Hydrogen, Replied,'Oxygen Is Pure Gin, and Hydrogen Is Gin and Water', The Policeman's Memorandum-Book Horatio Stevens, The Calabrian Brigand. Poem, verse: The Mother's Tear, The Dawn of Day, Hymns for the Unenfranchised Falling Leaves. Fiction, drama: Malay Vengeance A True Tale, The Recollections of a Hackney-Coach Chapter the Sixty-First. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements.
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