News from 30/07/1853
1853; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
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Frontmatter: The Leader. Table of contents: Contents. News: The Austrian Policy of Arresting Hungarian Refugees Wherever They Are Found Has Again Brought Absolutism into Action with the American Government, Which Now Appears in the Seas of Europe as the Sole Protector of the Rights of Nations, News of the Week, Railway Reform, Letters from Paris Letter LXXXIII, Public Affairs The "Greek Empire" Notion, Sardanapalus at the Adelphi, Health of London during the Week, Our Statesmen at the City Feast, The Week in Parliament The India Bill, The New York Herald States That Mr. Buchanan Has Definitely Accepted the Embassy to England, Workmen and Wages, The Summer Poultry Show on Wednesday Was Successful, Rights of Conscience, Who Is the Culprit?, Miscellaneous, American Notes, The Cab Strike, Criminal Record, The Cabless Streets, Chronicles of Chobham, The Pedigree of Great Men, Russian Coup D'état in Denmark, and Its Consequences, Cabbee's Case, The Great Cab Strike, The Police of London Cost the Inhabitants in Rates 400,000l. A Year, "A Stranger" in Parliament, Multiple News Items, The Fleet, The Arts German Plays: Othello, Crystal Palace Extension, Cuba Still Violates the Slave-Trade Treaty A Story of a Strange Ship Is Told in the New York Herald, by a Correspondent from Laguna De Terminos, A Winter Session, Continental Notes, Honourable Subserviency to Dishonour. Editorial: To Readers and Correspondents, We Have Referred in Another Place to the Recent Coup D'ètat Accomplished by Russian Influence in Denmark, Notices to Correspondents, Distressing Elopement. Business: Commercial Affairs City Intelligence, The Cape: Constitution: Peace: Trade. Shipping news: The Mail Steamer Queen of the South, Captain W. H. Norman, Arrived at Plymouth at Four O'Clock Yesterday Morning, with the Mails from India and the Cape, after a Splendid Passage. Letter to the editor: Open Council The Law as to the Administration of Oaths, The Russian Incorporation of Moldavia and Wallachia Letter VIII. Fiction, drama: Two Novels, French Literature Seems More and More Relying on Republications, but, as These Are Issued in a Cheap Form, and Generally Unite Widely Scattered Material into Compact Volumes, We in England Have No Cause to Complain, Literature, Browne's History of Latin Literattre A History of Roman Classical Literature. By R. W. Browne, M. A., Professor of Classical Literature in King's College. Arts and entertainment: A Last Look at the Royal Academy Exhibition. Birth notices: Births, Marriages, and Deaths Births. Marriage notices: Marriages. Death notices: Deaths. Accounts, donations, financials: British Funds for the past Week. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements.
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