News from 16/12/1838
1838; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
J. P. Cobbett, F. Burdett, C. G. Bryant,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Champion and Weekly Herald. Classified ads: The Proprietors of the Champion and Weekly Herald Will, on Sunday, January 6, Present Gratis to Their Subscribers, up to That Day—A Splendid Railway Engraving, Multiple Classified Advertisements. News: Friendly Notification, Factory Convictions, Treaty between England and Turkey, Foreign News, Deplorable Shipwrecks—One Hundred Lives Lost, It Is Stated That John Buckle, Esq., Has Been Appointed Recorder of Ludlow, in the Place of John Romilly, Esq., Who Has Resigned, Refusal of Guardians to Act, Public Demonstrations Public Meeting at Bury, Theatres Haymarket, High Water at London-Bridge, The Army, The Countess of Durham Has Resigned the Situation of Lady in Waiting to Her Majesty, Discharge of Desire Rouselle, War in Canada, Facts and Fancies, Robberies, Law Court of Common Pleas, Agricultural and Rural Affairs, Lord Durham and the Squad, Governor-Generalship of Canada, Varieties, Cotton-Mill Destroyed by Fire at Ashton, Ireland, Proposed Rural Police, Sir Francis Burdett Again!, Kingston Union.—Employment of the Able-Bodied, Emigration of Pauper Children, Police Guildhall, Ipswich Union, Port of London Regulations, New Poor-Law Breaking down of the Law, Lower Canada, The Money Affair, Torch-Light Meetings, Peeping without Paying, The Great Boroughmonger Turned Soldier, "Libels" on the New Poor-Law, The O'Connell Tribute, Supposed Child Murder, Accident on the London and Birmingham Railway, To the People of Bury, Multiple News Items, Military Subordination, Emigration—Scotch Enterprise, The Doctrine of Arms, Latest Country News, Most Horrid Murder and Arson, at Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Mr. Oastler on Arming To the Rt. Hon. Earl of Haddington, Middlesex Sessions, New Parchment, "Proclamation", News from Canada. Editorial: Jamaica, Champion-Office, Half-Past Five "By the Queen.—A Proclamation, We Perceive, by the Sussex Express, That David Salomons, Esq., Has Set the Example of Making an Increase in the Rate of Wages, in Consequence of the High Price of Corn, Children's Friend Society!, To Correspondents. Business: Mercantile Markets, The Corn Markets Are Still upon the Advance; the Six Weeks' Average For' Wheat Has Again Reached 73s, Devizes Market, Dec. 13, Wakefield Corn Market, Friday, Corn-Exchange, Monday, Dec. 10, Trade in the Manufacturing Districts, Friday, Dec. 7, The Funds and Money Market, The Tea Trade, Average Price of Sugar, Cotton Trade, French Corn Averages, Smithfield Market, Monday, Dec. 10, The Markets Corn Averages. Arts and entertainment: A Curious Theatrical Exhibition, as the Observateur of Brussels States, May Now Be Witnessed at the Salle Saint George's, in the Capital, the Performers Being a Troop of Monkeys and Dogs. Poem, verse: Shadows.—By R. M. Milnes, To My Wife. Marriage notices: Married. Death notices: Died.
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