News from 06/05/1854
1854; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
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Frontmatter: The Leader. Table of contents: Contents. News: The Parliamentary Committee on the Wellington Dock Bill Have Decided That, Considering the Present State and Prospects of the Country and Trade, It Is Inexpedient to Sanction at Present Any New Works of This Description, Public Dinners The Royal Academy, A Supplement Extraordinary to the Journal De St. Petersbourg, of April 11 (23Rd), 1854, No. 379, Gives the Following Manifesto of the Emperor, Nanette and Her Lovers Nanette and Her Lovers. By Talbot Gwynne, Author of "The School for Fathers", The Following Is the Text of the Protocol Signed at Vienna, on the 9th of April, by the Representatives of Austria, France, Great Britain, and Prussia, General "George Neville De Strabolgie Plantaganet Harrison" Has Turned up in Constantinople, Mediocrity, The Greek Government Is in a Fix, News of the Week, Parliament of the Week, Death of James Montgomery, May Meetings, British Troops in Turkey, The French Fleet, Which Was Riding at Deal, Set Sail for the Baltic, on Wednesday, Full of Spirits and Very Confident That They Will Be Able to Knock the Forts of Cronstadt About, Lord Raglan Left Malts, in the Emu, on the 24th of April; and Must Be by This Time at Constantinople, The Body of the Marquis of Anglesey Was Borne off to Lichfield Cathedral, Yesterday, Escorted to the Euston Station by a Squadron of the Horse Guards (Blue), and Followed by Many Mourners, Collisions at Sea: the Ercolano, The Friends of Poland, The Russian Hedgehog, The Queen Has Appointed Mr. Hugh Culling Eardley Childers, Mr. Edward Grimes, and Mr. Charles M'mahon, to Be Non-Elective Members of the Legislative Council of the Colony of Victoria, This Year Mr. Maclise Gives Us the "Marriage of Strongbow on the Field of Battle with Eva, the Daughter of the Conquered King of Leinster," and the Picture Is Eminently Characteristic of the Painter, Supplemental Estimates, The Prussian Chambers Broke up Last Saturday, Having Agreed to the Ministerial Loan, The Arts The Royal Academy, The Lancashire Labour-Battle, Miscellaneous, Public Affairs Survey of the War, Eight Persons Were Burnt to Death in the House of a Beer-Shopkeeper Named Brossette, at Whitechapel, A "Stranger" in Parliament, The French Commander-In-Chief, Marshal St. Arnand, Has at Length Taken His Departure for the Seat of War, By His Death There Become Vacant the Command of Cowes Castle, Which Will Not Be Filled up; the Lord-Lieutenancy of Staffordshire, the Colonelcy of Royal Horse Guards (Blues), the Lord-Lieutenancy of Anglesey, the Office of Constable of Carnarvon Castle, and the Rangership of Snowden Forest, Postscript, Diggings for Mr. Gladstone, Multiple News Items, The Marquis of Anglesey, Books on Our Table, Memorials, Addressed to Her Majesty, Are Now in the Course of Signature, Soliciting a Free Pardon for the Mayor of Rye, Now under Sentence in Newgate for Perjury, Consols, 87⅜, 87…, Talfourd's Last Vacation Ramble Supplement to "Vacation Rambles, " Consisting of Recollections of a Tour through France to Italy, and …, Dissent in the Universities, Continental Notes, England Self-Accusing, The Bill System. Editorial: To Readers and Correspondents, The Rowland Hill of the Penny Receipt-Stamp, The London Pulpit The London Pulpit. By James Ewing Ritchie. Simpkin and Marshall. Fiction, drama: Literature. Birth notices: Births, Marriages, and Deaths Births. Marriage notices: Marriages. Death notices: Deaths. Business: Commercial Affairs Money Market and City Intelligence, Corn Market. Accounts, donations, financials: British Funds for the past Week. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Display ads: Multiple Display Advertisements.
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