News from 30/04/1837
1837; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
George Julian Harney, Rev. F. H. Maberly, J. Greenacre,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Champion and Weekly Herald. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Letter to the editor: The Agricultural Labourers To the Editors of the Champion, Reform the Commons! To the Editor of the Champion, Earl Stanhope. News: Latest Election Movements, Parliamentary Summary, Coroner's Inquests, Parliamentary Petitions, Foreign News, Court of King's Bench.—April 24 The King v. The Bristol Dock Company, Depression in the Cotton Trade, American News, Mr. Kelly and Mr. Wason, Doings of Dr. Kay, Rail Court The Poor-Law Amendment Act, Lambeth-Street, Ice, Four Inches Thick, Was Found One Day Last Week in a Garden at Brighton, Scandalous Conduct of a Hangman, The Recorder's Report, Foreign News Trial of Meunier and His Accomplices, Greenacre—The Order for Execution, Church Rates, A Short Time since, a Person Waited upon a Clergyman, Not a Hundred Miles from Mickfield, and Requested to Be Married on the Following Morning, Mrs. Cullum, the Wife of Captain Cullum, R. N., Was Burnt to Death at an Early Hour on Saturday Morning at Her Residence, Maida-Hill, Paddington, Country News, Libels on the New Poor-Law, Longford Election, Defeat of Mr. Neave (Poor-Law Commissioner), at a Meeting of the Guardians of the Poor, The Gazettes, Discovery of a Human Arm, Suspected Murder in the Potteries, Sudden Death, On Tuesday Evening the House of Commons Was Occupied with the Ballot on the Carlow Election, and Receiving Petitions on Various Subjects, The Parliament, House of Lords, April 26, Shakspeare's Birth-Day, 1. In 1834, He Being at Enmity with the Whigs Accusing Them Oneby One, and by Name, in Letters, Ross Union, Some Particulars Relative to Greenacre, A Letter, of Which the Following Is a Copy, Has Been Handed to the Sheriffs of London, Addressed, On Thursday Sir James Duke, the Sheriff, Went to the Room in Which Greenacre Is Confined, for the Purpose of Mentioning to Him That a Man Named Wood, Who Is Employed as the Camberwell and London Carrier Had Called at the Prison to Let the Sheriffs Know That a Statement Which Had Been Made in the Newspapers Had Been Extremely as the Camberwell and London Carrier Had Called at the Prison to Let the Sheriffs Know That a Statement Which Had Been Made in the Newspapers Had Been Extremely Prejudicial to His (Wood's) Business in the Neighbourhood of Camberwell and Peckham, Rolls' Court, April 25 Bank of England v. London and Westminster Bank, Middlesex Adjourned Sessions The Law of Kissing, or the Lost Nose, Captain Berkeley and Mr. Lovesey, Riots at Manchester (Further Accounts), Cotton-Spinning and Power-Loom Weaving at Bristol, Court of Exchequer Seduction.—Harris v. Butler, Carlow Election Committee, Greenacre Proposed as Overseer, London Bachelors, Hatton-Garden, Daring Burglary by One of the Chipstead Burglars, Continued Illness of the Queen, London Police Mansion-House, Mr. O'Connell, Spanish War, Examination of the Marquis of Waterford and His Friends at Melton, Great Meeting at Manchester for Universal Suffrage, Nottingham, Tuesday, Four O'Clock, House of Commons' Committees. Business: State of Trade.—Public Credit, The Funds and Money Market, Country Markets, The Markets The London Wholesale Mercantile Markets, Liverpool General Markets. Editorial: Mr. Fenton, M. P., The Brummagem Schemers, England and America, This Paper, We Learn from Naples, in Date of the 6th Instant, That, for Some Days Previous, the Crater of Vesuvius Had Emitted Considerable Volumes of Smoke and Flame, To Our Readers and Correspondents, Unusual Baseness, Poor-Law Murders.—Verdict of a Coroner's Jury, Specimen of Magistracy, Irish Corporation Bill. Puzzle, game: Beauty of the Game Laws. Fiction, drama: Literature The Toilette of Rank and Fashion. Thomas, Finchlane, Cornbill. Arts and entertainment: Theatricals "All the World's a Stage."—Shakspeare. Birth notices: Births.
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