News from 19/02/1837
1837; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
W. Sharman Crawford, James Wallworth, Thomas J. White,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Champion and Weekly Herald. News: Irish Sheriffs, Latest Election Movements, Postscript Foreign News, Church-Rates, Foreign News France, Gambling Nobility, Coroners' Inquests The Late Murder and Suicide in Buckingham-Street, Strand, Public Curiosity Has Been Much Excited during These Last Few Days by the Case of Lord De Ros V. Cumming, in Which the Jury Have Given a Verdict for the Defendant, and Thereby Virtually Convicted Lord De Ros of Cheating at Cards, Pensions, House of Lords, Feb. 16, Mr. Crawford and His Constituents, Finsbury Reform Dinner, Mr. O'Connell and Mr. Steele, The Parliament House of Commons, Feb. 17, Portugal, Poor-Laws, Abandonment of the French Expedition to Algiers, To the English Radicals, Court of Common-Pleas Interesting Trial for Libel, London Sessions The New Poor-Law Amendment Bill, On Thursday Night the Spanish Packet, of Liverpool, Watson, Master, Which Had Been Wind-Hound in Cork for Several Days past, Was Driven on the Rocks at Carne, and Dashed to Pieces, Death of the Ex-King of Sweden, Murder of Her Child by a Mother, Insolvent Debtors' Court, Feb. 14, in the Matter of Lord Wm. Paget, Seizure for Church-Rates, Working of the Whig Poor-Law, At Marylebone Police Office, on Tuesday. John Hill, Coachman to Mr. Pyne, Solicitor, of Kilburn, Was Committed for Trial, Charged with Stealing a 50l. Note Which His Master Had Given Him to Pay a Corn-Chandler's Bill, A Determined Opposition Is Maintained by Certain Parties in Huddersfield to the Intended Union, Who at a Meeting Held Last Week Resolved Not to Put Any Guardians in Nomination, Election Symptoms, Murder at Wolverhampton, Progress of Real Reform, The Ballot, Serious Calamity at Troy, United States, Libel on a Clergyman, The Parliament House of Commons, Feb. 13, House of Lords, Feb. 14 Presentation of Petitions, Contested Elections, The New Poor-Law Amendment Act, Italy, The Assassin Meunier and His Accomplices, A Pun of the Late John Bannister's, On Tuesday an Inquest Was Held at the Chequers, Tothill-Street, Westminster, on the Body of Mr. Thomas Serritt Who Cut His Throat in Consequence (as It Appeared from the Evidence) of His Affairs Being in an Embarrassed State, Guildhall, Medley's Bankruptcy, The Poor-Law Amendment Act, Current Price of Hops, Feb. 15, London Police Mansion-House, Wooden Cakes, House of Commons.—Feb. 16, Latest Country News, An Example Worthy of Imitation, Meeting of the Lambeth Radicals, The Convict Pegsworth, Court of King's Bench, Feb. 10 (Before Lord Denman and a Special Jury). Arts and entertainment: Miscellanea. Editorial: Post-Office, To Our Readers and Correspondents, Theatricals, Address of the Radical Association of Hull to the Rev. Mr. O'Malley, There Are Several Matters to Which We Could Not Possibly Give Our Attention for This Paper, and yet Which Ought to Have Been Noticed at Length, Spain. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Business: The Gazettes, The Coffee Trade, The Funds and Money Market, The Markets The London Wholesale Mercantile Markets, Trade in Manchester. Shipping news: Arstract of the Brevet—Army and Navy. Fiction, drama: Novelty in Literature.—England at One View.—Cousins, 18, Duke-Street, Lincoln's-Inn Fields. Letter to the editor: Daniel O'Connell and the Lambeth Radical Association To the Editor of the Champion. Birth notices: Births. Marriage notices: Married. Death notices: Died.
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