News from 05/09/1846
1846; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
James Devlin, William Biggs, William Pinkerton, Alabama Whig,
ResumoFrontmatter: Douglas Jerrold's Weekly Newspaper. News: The Queen in the Channel Islands, Public Meetings, Galignani Says That a Nephew of Abd-El-Kader, Now at School at Passy, in the Course of an Examination, Distinguished Himself in the History of France, Negro Dogs !, Social Reform.—Woman and Her Wrongs, Famine in Palestine, Births of Sons, Baths for the People, The Hall of Rome, The Fight on a Locomotive Engine, The Gastronomic Regenerator; a Simplified and Entirely New System of Cookery, with Nearly Two Thousand Practical Receipts, &c. By Monsieur A. Soyer, of the Reform Club. Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., and Ollivier, The State of Parties, Jersey, Sept. 2—The Rumour of a Visit from Her Majesty Has Sent Forth Hundreds of the People to Despoil Holly, and Ivy, and Every Green Thing Wherewith to Dress Triumphal Arches, Erected in Almost Every Street, The Great Spanish Question Is at Last Settled, "Arms and the Man", From the London Gazette Tuesday, Sept. 1, Ireland, Supplies for the Queen's Table, Mr. Cobden in France, New Schools The Commercial Travellers' Orphan Asylum, Magaziniana, There Is a Law in Holland Which Obliges the Government to Bring up, at Its Own Charge, the Seventh Child of Every Family, in Which There Are Already Six Living, The Whittington Club, The Cairn; a Gathering of Precious Stones from Many Hands. G. Bell, Anti-Corn-Law League Memoirs No. IV.—John Bowring, LL. D., M. P. For Bolton.— Part II, Literature A Pilgrimage to the Tombs and Temples of Egypt, Nubia, and Palestine, in 1845-6. By Mrs. Romer. Two Volumes. …, Foreign and Colonial, Town Talk, Miscellanies, The New York Mirror Gives an Account of a Pic-Nic Party Passing the Day beneath the Green-Wood Tree, Luther's Descendants, Postscript, Crimes and Casualties, Multiple News Items, Royal Surrey Zoological Gardens, The Industrial Interests The Purpose of Thesh Papers, English's Patent Camphine, "Church and State Letters", Enfield Petty (Special) Sessions, Monday, Police, High Water at London Bridge, Books Received, A Curious Manuscript, The Duke's Statue and the Arch. Editorial: National Education and the Phonotypic System, Rosas, Deferred Annuities.—Provision for Old Age, Health of Towns.—Impurities of Gateshead, Selling Poison, Further Particulars, British and American Seamen, Irish Property and Irish Poverty, To Correspondents, Railway Economics. Letter to the editor: The Wild Man of the Prairies To the Editor of the Times, Post-Office Justice, and Post-Office Reform To the Editor, To the Editor, The Poor Man's Church To the Editor. Arts and entertainment: Theatres, Fine Arts. Business: Colonial and Other Markets, Cheap Shops, Trades' Meetings.—The Edinburgh Joiners. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Accounts, donations, financials: British Funds, Money and Commerce.
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