News from 05/08/1848
1848; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
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Frontmatter: Douglas Jerrold's Weekly Newspaper. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. News: Police Stealing from Bankers, Negotiations at an End, Another Revolution. Triumph of Paredes, Rebellion in Ireland, Law Intelligence Foreign Sovereigns, Corn Exchange, The Old Cloisters at Westminister, The Public Health, Steffens' Adventures on the Road to Paris. 32mo. J. Murray, Colonial Khan Singh. The Plot and the Sepoys, Commons.—Thursday, Aug. 3, Commons.—Friday, July 28, From the London Gazette Friday, July 28, Testimony to the Truth; or, the Autobiography of an Atheist. Post 8vo. Smith, Elder, and Co., Lectures on Painting by the Royal Academicians. Edited by R. N. Wornum. Small 8vo. H. G. Bohn, Irish Members and Measures, Lords.—Tuesday, Aug. 1, Fine Arts, House of Commons, Ireland, Incidental Occurrences, Italy, Austria, and the Pope, Magaziniana, Lords.—Thursday, Aug. 3 State of Ireland, Congress of Workign Men, Commons.—Tuesday, Aug. 1, Public Meetings Sanitary Reform. The Sewers, Mirabeau: a Life History. 2 Vols. Post 8vo Smith, Elder, and Co., Triumph and Ravages of the Austrians, A Sea Lioness, The Cholera, National Assembly Foreign Relations, Institutions Baths and Wash-Houses, Foreign Intelligence, Washington's Books, The Irish Reapers, Town Talk, Railway Share List, Report of the Committee of the House of Lords on the Bank Act, Lords.—Monday, July 31, Promotion of Colonisation, Crimes and Casualties, Commons.—Monday, July 31, Smithfield, A Carol for the Laughing Parliament, Kate Walsingham. By the Editor of " the Grandfather, " by the Late Ellen Pickering. 3 Vols. Post 8vo. T. C. Newby, The Northern Whig (Belfast) Says of the Young Ireland Warlike Organization: "The Clubs Are Melting Away, or Manifesting Singular Discreetness, Imperial Parliament Lords.—Friday, July 28, The Crops, Non-Independence of Posen, Commons.—Wednesday, Aug. 2, The Ill-Regulated "Eastablishment", Metropolitan Improvements, Waverley Novels. Vols. XIII. And XIV. 32mo. Edinburgh: Cadell. London: Houlston and Stoneman, Mortality in the Metropolis, High Water at London Bridge, The Rebel Leaders, The French Republic, The Crops.—No Potato Disease, Lord G. Bentinck's Quotations. Arts and entertainment: New Model Lodging-Houses, Theatres. Editorial: The Cabinet School of Economy, Cabrera Pursued, Latest from Ireland, Mr. Smith O'brien, Liverpool Clubs, &c., 'Take Time, That Your Letters May Be the Shorter', Picture Sale in a Palace, Bokhara Clover, Undine. By De La Motte Fouqué, &c. Fep. 8vo. James Burns, Treachery and Bloodshed, To Correspondents, Scotland Gretna Green in Danger. Fiction, drama: The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe A Story for Emigrants, Literature and Its Professors, Literature Travels in Ceylon and Continental India; Including Nepal and Other Parts of the Himalayas, to the Borders …. Business: Money Market and City Intelligence, Tuesday, August 1 Bankrupts, The Iron Trade, Liverpool Wool Trade, Jenny Lind's Hospital. Letter to the editor: The "Force" To the Editor. Accounts, donations, financials: British and Foreign Funds. Birth notices: Births, Marriages, and Deaths Births of Sons. Marriage notices: Married. Death notices: Deaths. Display ads: The Suburban Village Association.
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