News from 20/01/1866
1866; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
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Frontmatter: The English Leader. Essay: Rip Van Winkle, The World of the Unborn, On the 16th November Last, the Usually Tranquil City of Glasgow Was Thrown into a State of Sudden and Intense Excitement by a Report That Dr. Norman Macleod, of the Barony Church, Had Committed a Murderous Assault upon the Person of Mr. Moses Law, Whose Name Has Long Been before the Public in Connection with the Board of Public Morality, Sir John Bowring's Evening with the People, Opening of Parliament, There Are Many Who Have Visited the Regions of the Dead and Reported What They Saw There on Returning to the Upper Earth—But No Chronicler Has as yet Set Foot in the World of the Unborn, Miss Emma Hardinge, "The Reader" and "The Leader", "Lord Palmerston Was a Man of Mark", The Working Men's College, Trial of Dr. Norman Macleod for the Alleged Murder of Mr. Moses Law, Political Acts of Lord Palmerston, Mr. Alderman Cowen, M. P., Will Address the Electors and Non-Electors of Newcastle, in the New Town Hall, on Tuesday, January 30th.—Newcastle Chronicle, "Whatever Qualities in a Government Are Promotive of Industry, Integrity, Justice, and Prudence in the Citizen, Conduce Alike to Permanence and Progression", Decent of Disraerlian Angels, Unedible Souls. Business: The Murderer Southey and the Dudley Business. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Display ads: To Newspaper Proprietors and Others.
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