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News from 03/10/1858

1858; Gale Group; Linguagem: English

W. Pottle, J. Gough, John Toyn Upton, C. Gaylard, Richard Speak, William Jowett, Alfred W. Blackler, John Plummer, W. H. Clifton, G. E. Harris, G. N. B. McBean, Jos. Cowen, Richard Speak, William Jowett, Alfred W. Blackler, John Plummer, W. H. Clifton, G. E. Harris, G. N. B. McBean, Jos. Cowen, William Wickham, G. C. Lewis,

Frontmatter: The London News, Notice. News: The Rev. Dr. Guthrie on the Forbes MacKenzie Bill at the Soiree in Honour of Mr. Gough, His Royal Highness Prince Alfred at Dover, At the City Police Committee, in Addition to the Usual Summonses of Cabs Left Unattended and Omnibusses Being "Attended" a Little Too Much, Several Tradesmen Were Fined for Deficiency of Weights and Measures, South London Secular Institute, Mr. Bright's Emigration Letter, Tuesday, Sept, 28, Dr. Booth, F. R. S., on the Self-Culture of the Working-Classes, Chartist Organisation Locality Reports, Newmarket First October Meeting Tuesday, Sporting, Free Sunday Movement, The Outbreak at Portland, Great Expectations Were Entertaine at Aylesbury, Last Week, of a Political Foreshadowing from the Chancellor of the Exchequer of the Measures of Reform Which Are to Be Proposed by the Government in the Next Session, Sir G. C. Lewis and the Ballot, Representation of Greenwich, Foreign Miscellany, To the Chartists of England, Temperance Intelligence Metropolitan, Marlebone Auxiliary, The Funeral Car of Napoleon I, The Various Sections of the Leeds Meeting of the British Association Were in Full Action on Thursday, from Eleven O'Clock till Late in the Afternoon, The Extraordinary Accumulatian of Bullion in Th Bank of England, Law and Police, Sporting Friday, Love and Suicide at Longsight, Suspicious Death at Manchester, The Murder at Westminster, Mawworm and Majesty, The Rev. C. H. Spurgeon's New Tabernacle, The Peace Society, The Prince of Wales' First Stag, Literary Curiosity, At Southwark, William Taylor, Mary Dwyer, and Ann Reynolds, Were Charged with Committing a Desperate Garotte Robbery, and Remanded, Page Bank Is One of the Byer Green Collieries, Worked by Ralph Ward Jackson and Co., of West Hartlepool, The Page Bank Colliery Explosion, Facetiæ, The Confessional, A Welcome to Joseph Cowen, Weekly List of New Patents, The Quarter's Revenue, List of Agents for the "London News", The Ballot Movement The Bill of the Ballot Society, Books Received, How to Secure Permanent Success for the "London News", Dastardly Outrage of French Soldiers upon a Woman, Lord Goderich on Popular Education, The Moniteur of Monday Has the Following, Halifax Working Men's College, Political Reform League, British Association, Finsbury Reform Association, Mr. Ernest Jones in Manchester, Multiple News Items, Sunday Edition, Queenly Benevolence, [The Following Appeared in Our Second Edition], A Discussion Has Recently Occupied the Attention of Some of the Discussion Halls in London on the Question,"Why Has Chartism Failed to Achieve Its Object?", Discussion Halls, Is the Atlantic Cable Severed?, Foreign Affairs France, There Must Be Some Deepeer Similarity between Men of Peace and of War than Is Generally Believed, The Late Catastrophe at the Sheffield Music Hall, We Are Sorry at All Times to See Any Man of Mark Abdicating a High Position Fairly Won and Honourably Sustained; and When the Life and Successes of Such a Man Become Mixed up with Our Deepest Convictions and Warmest Hopes, It Is Still More Painful to See Him Take a Retrograde Step, Literary Miscellany, Equity Society, Family Column, Home Miscellany, The Amount of the Indemnity to Be Paid to Great Britain by the Chinese Government Is Fixed at Two Millions of Taels, between Six and Seven Hundred Thousand Pounds, Lambeth, The Boyne Hill Confessional Inquiry, Spirit of the Press The Boyne Hill Investigation, Collier Riot in South Yorkshire. Editorial: North London Auxiliary, Commercial Results of the Treaty with China, Wolverhampton, Working-Men's Colleges Metropolitan Working Men's College, Scraps for Reformers, Co-Operative Carvers and Gilders, To Correspondents, When Will the Reign of Political Justice Commence?. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Arts and entertainment: Music and the Drama. Letter to the editor: Northern Reform Union, General Correspondence The Friends of Labour, Co-Operation To the Editor of the "London News", A Proper Question To the Editor of the "London News", Chartist Free Quarters [The Editor Is Not Responsible for the Opinions Expressed in This Department, nor Is He to Be Held to …, Are the Interests of the Middle and Working Classes Identical? To the Editor of the "London News", Organisation or No Organisation To the Editor of the "London News", The "Real" Power of the People To the Editor of the "London News", II.—Sir G. C. Lewis to the Ballot Society. Business: Yesterday, the Money Market Was Firm Generally, and Rather Active at the Opening, Bankrupts Friday, Sept. 24, Bankrupts Friday, Commercial Intelligence, Market News Corn Exchange, Mark Lane, Trade & Friendly Societies The United Trades and National Mutual Assurance Society. Sports: The Police in the Cricket Field, The National Sunday League, Newmarket Races, Sporting Latest Betting, Manchester Autumn Races Saturday. Poem, verse: The Three Fishers.