News from 17/10/1858
1858; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
J. Gough, W. Pottle, Thomas H. Williams, G. E. Harris, John Scott, V. A. Huber, W. Sibly, J. Gaylard, T. M. Wheeler, Ernest De Stockbar,
ResumoFrontmatter: The London News, Notice. News: A Limited Liability Company, Duly Incorporated by Act of Parliament, Is in Contemplation to Secure the Stability of the London News, Which Will, in the Event of the Completion of the Company, Become the Legal Property of the Shareholders, Pickings from Punch, To the Masons of Great Britain and Ireland, Ecclesiastical Preferments and Appointments, The Halifax Town Council Have Commenced to Erect a Suite of Public Baths at the South-East Corner of the People's Park, A Lecture on the Objects of the League Will Be Delivered by Mr J. M. Sturgeon, the Late Secretary of the Finsbury Literary Institution, at 62, Bunhill-Row, on the 17th of October, Marylebone Auxiliary, The Colliers of West Yorkshire, Hayti Inviting the Free Negroes of the United States, National Political Union, Chartist Organization The Free Libraries of the London and O'Connorville Mutual Improvement Society, Tuesday, Church Rate Abolition in the Parishes, The Ghost of the "Dunmow Flitch", Raising the Great Westminster Bell, Foreign Miscellany, Ancient Order of Foresters, Temperance Intelligence Metropolitan, Spirit of the Press Power of the Press, Sporting Newmarket Second October Meeting, Sporting Newmarket Meeting.—Friday, Scraps for Reformers, Free Sunday Movement Sunday Opening of the Crystal Palace.—Lay Sermon, Lord Campbell, Facetiæ, The Lord Chancellor and the County Courts, To the Question "Whom of Living Englishmen Would You Select as Being the Most Representative of His Era and Country?" Nine out of Ten Would Reply Henry Peter, Lord Brougham, Bank of England, Foreign and Colonial Affairs France, The Origin, True Design, and Proper Purposes of Society and Government, Mr Slack's Lectures, The Real Position of the Mutiny, Foreign and Colonial Relations, List of Agents for the "London News", Notwithstanding the Somewhat Disappointing Character of the Bank Return the Funds Yesterday Were Firmer, The Case of Jealousy and Attempted Murder at Birmingham, The Late Feargus O'Connor's Land Schere, The Murder and Suicide near Pbeston, Seduction and Suicide, Northern Reform Union Reform Meeting at Windy Nook, Mr. J. Clay, M. P., on Friendly Societies, Reform Conference in Newcastle-On-Tyne, Sardinia and Russia, A Hint to the Clergy, National Association for the Promotion of Social Science, The North London Auxiliary, Sunday Edition The East, Political Reform League, Mr Russell's Letters on India, Finsbury Reform Association, At the Sheriff's Court, a Maid-Servant Sought to Recover a Month's Wages in Lieu of Notice, Elopement of a Young Lady with a Groom, Notice, [The Following Appeared in Our Second Edition], Singular Charge of Felony against a Police Inspector.—Putting His Pipe Out, King and Queen, Corner of Foley-Street and Cleveland-Street, Sunday, Oct. 3, Mr Sibly in the Chair, Discussion Halls, An "Old Dodger", Provincial, Meeting of Handloom Factory Weavers, Law and Police Metropolis, Literary Miscellany, Election of New Members of Parliament, National Land Company, Family Column, Home Miscellany, The Late Suicide from Blackfriars-Bridge. Editorial: Death of Lord Charles Wellesley, North London Auxiliary, The Princess Royal and the Corporation of Gravesend, Death of Colonel Cameron, To Correspondents. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Business: Bankrupts Friday, Sir James Brooke and the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce, Trade and Friendly Societies Meeting of the Glasgow Trades' Council, Beadledom Threatened, Commercial Intelligence, Markets.—Saturday Provisions, Market News Corn Exchange, Mark Lane, Money Market.—Saturday, Markets, The Amalgamated Branches of the Sheffield Saw Trade, Tallow. Letter to the editor: General Correspondence To the Editor of the "London News". Fiction, drama: Music and the Drama, Co-Operation Progress in France. Shipping news: The Burning of the Austria Steamer.
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