News from 21/11/1857
1857; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Thomas Cooper, Charlotte Bronte,
ResumoFrontmatter: The People, For the Convenience of Our Town and Country Readers Respectively, There Are Published. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements, [Advertisement]. News: Oils, Early Edition for Distant Parts, Provisions, The Monetary Crisis, Pictures of the People, Witchcraft in Stockport, Turkey, The Lady‧s Illustrated Almanack (Lady's Newspaper Office, 83, Flesh-Street) Contains, in Addition to the General Information Usually Afforded in This Class of Publications, a Variety of Raise … Details-In Part Biographical, Historical, and Geographical; … in Part of a Nature Specially to Interest Lady Readers—Which Will At, The Leviathan, Newgate and Leadenhall, Potatoes, "American Curiosities", Bark and Other Tanning Materials, The Real "Relieving Officer", Calendar for the Week November, The Stevenage Murder, The Little Charter, Tallow, Highest Prices of the Public Funds, Sir Robert Peel at Tamworth, Portugal, Pickings from Punch The Demons of Pimlico, Tide Table for the Week High Water At, The Indian Revolt Capture of Delhi, Reform Manifesto, Riot at Nottingham, Police Intelligence Mansion-House, Foreign Intelligence France, Major General Penny, the New Commander in India, Colonial, Private Letters from Delhi Contain Some Additional Particulars of Interest, City Intelligence, Spain, Wool, Marrying Two Brothers, Pictures of the People Author of "The Purgatory of Suicides," "Alderman Ralph," "The Family Feud," Etc., Wreck of the Dunbar One Hundred and Twenty-One Lives Lost, United States, Who Is to Pay for the Indian Mutiny?, Horticulture for the Week Written for "The People", Execution for Murder, [Note], To Subscribers and Advertisers, The Queen Held a Council at Windsor Castle on Monday, The Winter Assizes, Child Murder, and Suicide of the Father, Fatal Railway Accident, What Will Parliament Do?, The Panic: Prospects of the Winter, Italy, China, Monday, Nov. 16 Mark-Lane Corn Exchange, Spirits, The Following Appeared, Last Week, in Our Second and Third Editions Only, Coals, Hay and Straw, Epitome of News, Mabel Vaughan. By the Author of "The Lamplighter." Edited, by Arrangement with the Author, by Mrs. Gaskell, Author of "Mary Barton." Pp. 450. Sampson Low and Co., There Is Sad News from Lyons, Thursday, Nov. 19 Official Corn Report, Prince Frederick William of Prussia, Attended by Captain Schweinitz, Dr. Wegner, and the Hon. M. Sackville West, Arrived on a Visit at Windsor Castle on Tuesday Evening, Wednesday, Nov. 18 Mark-Lane Corn Exchange, Belgium, Hemp and Flax, Metals, Fall of Houses at Camberwell, Theodore Hook, in Describing a Badly-Dressed Dinner, Observed That Everything Was Sour but the Vinegar, Accidents and Offences Fire in a Coal-Pit, The Mormons. Letter to the editor: The Tribune To the Right Hon. Sir George C. Lewis, Chancellor of the Exchequer. Fiction, drama: Literature, Indian Honours. Editorial: Opinions of the Press, Seeds, Death of Mr. A. Stafford, M. P., The Temple Trappists, Bell and the Dragon, Australia, To Correspondents. Arts and entertainment: Amusements. Poem, verse: Wit and Wisdom Evening Hours. Business: Borough Hop Market, Tuesday, Nov. 17 Leadenhall Leather Market, Bankrupts, Tobacco, The London Gazettes Friday, November 13, 1857, Provincial Markets, Metropolitan Cattle Market. Sports: Aquatics, Sporting Intelligence Shrewsbury Autumn Races.—Tuesday. Shipping news: Ships Bound for Australia and Canada. Review: London Markets Corrected up to the Hour of Going to Press. Accounts, donations, financials: Bank of England. Birth notices: Births. Marriage notices: Marriages. Death notices: Deaths.
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