News from 14/08/1858
1858; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
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Frontmatter: The London News. News: Pickings from Punch, "Truth Stranger than Fiction", The Atlantic Telegraph Is an Accomplished Fact, To Newsvendors, A New Title for Conservatives, Historical Reminiscences of Cherbourg, Two Engagements Which Have Taken Place between the Russians and Circassians, Have Ended in the Defeat of the Mountaineers, Execution of James Seale, The Indipendente of Turin Contradicts the Rumour of the Probability of a Reconciliation between the King of Naples and the Western Powers, Prosecution for Working on Sunday Night, Spirit of the Press A New Proclamation for India, Foreign Miscellany, The Cost of Whig and Conservative Government, Methodism and Dress, The Acomb-House Inquiry, To Subscribers, One of the Reporters of the Paris Press Had Some Visiting Cards Struck off for Use While at Cherbourg, on Which He Had Printed, The Cherbourg Fetes, The Opening of the Metropolitan Institution, Facetiæ, Capture of Lieut.-Col. Elliott in America.—Exciting Chase, The New Gold Fields at Frazer River, Deliberate Attempt at Murder in Ireland, Drury Lane Is to Be Opened in September for the Performance of English Opera, under the Joint Management of Miss Louisa Pyne and Mr. Harrison, The Queen's Visit to Berlin, Unemployed at Sydney.—Public Demonstration, End of the Salerno Trials.—King Bomba's "Clemency", By the Arrival of the Australian Mail Steamer at Malta on Friday, We Hear That Great Agitation Had Been Created in Melbourne, Throwing to the Throwing out of the Reform Bill by the Legislative Council, Aquatics, The Game of Brag.—Ministerial Prospects, Our Summary, A Recent Vote of the House of Commons Has Led to the Retirement of M. Otto Mundler from the Office of "Travelling Agent" to the National Gallery, or, in Other Words, It Has Quashed That Office by Abolishing the Salary Attached to It, Music and the Drama, Serious Riots in Ireland, According to the Present Aspect of Matters in the East, We Are Sadly Afraid That It Will Be Some Time Ere We Can Report the Settlement of the Serious Differences Which Are Causing so Much Bloodshed, By the New India Bill Which Parliament Has Just Passed into Law, the People of England Have Virtually Assumed to Themselves the Government of India, Mr. William Grayes, Who Has for so Long a Period Filled the Responsible Office of Secretary to the Bank of Ireland, Has Retired from That Post upon His Full Salary, after 52 Years' Service in the Bank, Law and Police Assize Intelligence, Fortunate Escape, Religion in India, Knight, Charged with Hocussing and Robbing a Young Lady, by Dragging and Conveying Her to a Brothel, Has Been Committed for Trial at Bow-Street, Another Accident on the Southeastern Railway, There Has Been This Year Growing at Clayton Green, Preston, a Rose Tree, the Stem of Which Measured 61 Feet, The Indian Rebellion The Action between Sir II. Rose and Tantia Topee, Literary Miscellany, Home Miscellany, An Indian Boadicea, The Brotherton Memorial Was Inaugurated in Peel Park, Salford, on Saturday, the Mayor of Salford Presiding, Wreck at Sea and Supposed Loss of Life, The Atlantic Telegraph. Editorial: To Correspondents. Arts and entertainment: Court and Fashion. Sports: Sporting Intelligence Lewes Races. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements.
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