News from 12/06/1852
1852; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
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Frontmatter: The Leader. Table of contents: Contents. News: The Italian Captain: a Drama, Continental Notes English Editors Prosecuted in Paris, by Proxy, Arrest of Mr. Feargus O'Connor, An Attempt Is Again Being Made to Complete the Approaches to the Thames Tunnel, Osborne's Military Studies, Public Affairs Malmesbury and Mather—Cass and Innes, German Plays, News of the Week, The House of Commons Held a Morning Sitting Yesterday, Ella's Matinee Musicale, What Is Disraeli?, A Whitechapel Romance, Progress of Association The Socialist Union, The Countess D'Orsay, Emboldened by the Success, Quartett Association, Health of London during the Week, The Moral of the Mather Outrage, The Two Books of Francis Bacon: of the Proficience and Advancement of Learning, Divine and Human, Lord and Lady Eglinton Opened the Cork Exhibition, on Thursday, Simile for Popular Use, Metropolitan Sanitary Association, The Usual Telegraphic Despatch from Trieste, with Dates from Bombay to the 12th of May, Reached Town Yesterday, It Is No Insignificant Fact with Respect to the Progress of Association in This Country, to Find the Subject Earnestly Taken up by the Resident Members and Students of Our Universities, Lord Mandeville, the Sitting Member for Bewdley, Was Yesterday Elected Member for Huntingdonshire, Miscellaneous, It Appears from a Parliamentary Paper That the Expenses Incurred in the Removal of the Marble Arch, and in the Recent Alterations of the Grounds of St. James's Palace, and the Buildings Connected with It, as Well as Those of Buckingham Palace, Amount to 11,000l., Which Has Been Already Voted, with an Addition of 2283l., Not Comprised in the Estimate Submitted to Parliament, When a Man, Deeply Moved by His Convictions, Devotes Himself to Their Propagation, and Wanders from City to City, Calling Unto Men to Listen to Him, We Call Him a Missionary, and Aid Him with Our Money and Respect; but If His Convictions Are Antagonistic to Our Own, We Call Him a Demagogue, or an Anarchist, and Use Our Utmost to Discredit His Character and His Aims, Letters from Paris Letter XXIV, The Cape War, Notes for the Elections I, Election Matters Mr. Disraeli's Manifesto, Postscript, Say Not a Chancellor Is Ill, Theology in Nature The Natural History of Animals: Being the Substance of Lectures Delivered before the Royal Institution. …, The Arts The Trial of Love, Church Anarchy, Society of the Friends of Italy, The Week in Parliament Public Business, An Attempt Was Made Last Week to Burn a Steam-Ship Building Establishment at Cork. Editorial: To Readers and Correspondents, Malmesbury's Napoleonic Idea: French Projet De Loi Detected in the House of Lords, Books on Our Table The Suitor's County Court Guide. By W. W. Charnock. C. Mitchell, We Briefly Alluded in Our Last Number to an Offensive Article in the Constitutionnel, by Granier De Cassagnac, Threatening Belgium with a War of Tariffs, If Not of Cannon, and Even the Closing of the Frontiers and Ports of France against All Trade with That Kingdom, If the Belgian Electors Did Not, at the Approaching Elections, Choose Candidates Opposed to Their Present Ministry and Favourable to the Present Government of France, to Which the Maintenance in Office of a Liberal Belgian Cabinet Would Be Considered an Act of Hostility. Birth notices: Births, Marriages, and Deaths Births. Marriage notices: Marriages. Death notices: Deaths. Fiction, drama: Portfolio We Should Do Our Utmost to Encourage the Beautiful, for the Useful Encourage Itself.—Goethe, The Story of Nell Gwyn The Story of Nell Gwyn: and the Sayings of Charles II. Related and Collected by Peter Cunningham, …, Literature. Arts and entertainment: Royal Italian Opera, Royal Academy Exhibition V, The New Philharmonic Society, Mademoiselle Van Der Meersch. Business: Commercial Affairs Money Market and City Intelligence. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Display ads: New Books and New Editions.
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