News from 24/09/1859
1859; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
F. L. M'Clintock, W. Mattlen Williams, Thomas M. Gemmell, M. Marshall,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Leader, Notices to Correspondents, Subscription to "The Leader". Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Table of contents: The Leader. News: Tuesday, September 20 Bankrupts, Public Affairs Sir John Franklin and His Companions, Notable Men Recently Deceased, Death of Mr. Frederick Crace, Turkey, Threatened Dispute between England and the United States, Letters from Alabama (U. S.), Chiefly Relating to Natural History. By Philip Henry Gosse, F. R. S.—Morgan and Chase, At Langford, in Devonshire, a Toll-House and Gate Were Some Time since Erected, The British Soldier in India. By Fred J. Mouat, M. D., F. R. C. S. Lepage and Co., Joint Stock Companies, Custom-House Extravagance, Review of the Week, The German Diet, The Weymouth Inquest, Victor Emmanuel and the Italians, Naval and Military, Foreign Incidents, Lecture by Mr. R. H. French, Postscript Leader Office, Friday Evening, Sept. 23rd, Conspiracy to Assassinate the Sultan, Law, Police, and Casualties, A Gallop to the Antipodes, Returning Overland through India. By. Dr. John Shaw.—J. F. Hope, Latest Indian Intelligence, Austrian View of the Chinese Question, Original Correspondence France, Through Norway with a Knapsack. By W. Mattieu Williams. Smith Elder and Co., Ourselves and Our Neighbours, Germany, Facts and Scraps, American Wit and Humour. Illustrated by J. McLenan.—New York: Harper and Brothers, Japan, and Its Future, General Home News, The French Press, News from Biarritz, Foreign News Liberty of the Press in France, Some Members of the Royal Household Having Just Landed at Quebec, It Is Rumoured That the Prince of Wales Is Likely to Follow, Either This Autumn or Next Spring, When the More Formal Opening of the Victoria Bridge Is to Take Place, Port of London, The Volunteer Corps, The Revivals in the North of Ireland, Home News Sir John's Franklin's Expedition, The Strikes, Modena and Parma, Long and Highly Interesting Details Follow of the Proceedings of Captain M'Clintock and His Brave Followers, from Which We Learn That the Record of the Death of Sir John Franklin, and of the Departure of the 105 Survivors for the Great Fish River, Was Found in a Cairn upon Point Victory, in King William's Island, Blondin or No Blondin, India, and Indian Progress Ahithophel. Letter to the editor: "Sir,—I Beg Your Will Inform the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty of the Safe Return to This Country of Lady Franklin's Final Searching Expedition, Which I Have Had the Honour to Conduct". Arts and entertainment: Amusements and Entertainments, Political Foreshadowings. Editorial: Consumption of Cotton in Europe, Railway Intelligence, The Future Rulers of Italy. Fiction, drama: Trip to the Rhine and Paris. By Thomas M. Gemmell. Ayr: Robert Maclehose, Literature Literary Notes of the Week. Business: Money Market & Stock Exchange, Prices of the Principal Stocks and Shares, Commercial The Trade of China, The Gibraltar Cable, General Trade Report.
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