News from 08/07/1838
1838; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
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Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Frontmatter: Weekly True Sun. Letter to the editor: The Rich and the Poor To the Editor of the Weekly True Sun, The Following Is a Copy of a Letter the Original of Which We Have Seen. News: In the House of Commons, Owing, We Presume, to the Combined Effects of Exhausted Energy on the Coronation Day, and the Extreme Heat of the Weather To-Day, the Speaker Could Not Count Two Score Noses, Hence, Prices of Flour and Bread, The Marquis of Blandford and the Hackney-Coach Driver, Insolvent Debtors' Court, Police Intelligence Cutting out and Carrying Away, Price of Sugar, The Marquis of Waterford Again, Prices of Cheese and Butter, Newgate and Leadenhall, Riot at Dundee on the Coronation Day, Charge of Murder, Railways, The Police in the Wrong, Tuesday, Prices of Potatoes at Spitalfields, Prices of Hay and Straw, The Sultan's Letter of Congratulation, The County Magistracy, Price of Candles, The Monthly Chronicle. July. Longman and Co., Provincial News, Cutting and Maiming, It Appears from the Scotch, the Irish, and the Provincial Papers, Received since Our Last, That Her Majesty's Coronation Day Was Celebrated with Feasting and Meruimaking throughout the Kingdom, Latest Intelligence More Money to Royalty, Mr. Whittle Harvey's Suggestion, as to the New Bankruptey Bill, Appears to Be Alike Valuable and Feasible, Serious Charge against the Duke De Palmella, Price of Oil, Imperial Parliament, The Churches of London. No. XIX. Tilt., A Refractory Housekeeper, Ireland, Prices of Tallow, Soap, &c., Per 112lb., A New Society, The Revenue, In the House of Commons New Writs Were Ordered for Clonmel and Cashel, in the Room of Messrs, The Sporting Magazine for July. Pittman, Warwick-Square, Parliamentary Electors in Cities and Boroughs Entitled under the Reform Act, Will Lose Their Votes for the Next Year, Unless They Pay on or before the 20th of July Instant, All the Poor's Rates (and Window Tax, If Any) Payable from Them in Respect of Their Premises Previously to the 6th of April Last, A Curious Correspondence Has for Some Time past Been Going on between the Board of Trade, and the Owners of Irish Steam Vessels, as to the Best Mode of Protecting Her Majesty's Subjects from the Danger Which Not Unfrequently Arises from the Large Cargoes of Pigs Crowded on Board, The Sportsman. New Series, No. 1. Rogerson, Norfolk-Street, The Wealthy Convict, It Is Reported That General Sharpe Is Likely to Be Appointed Lord Lieutenant of Dumfriesshire, A New Game for Children, Occupation of Algiers by the French, Wholesale till Robbery, Odd Bits, Brutal Conduct Towards a Female, by "A Gentleman of Fortune", A Court of Compensation Was Held at Colchester on Saturday, to Determine the Sum to Be Paid to Lord Western by the Eastern Counties Railway Company for Land Required by the Company, and for Injury Done to His Lordship's Estate by the Passage of the Railway through It, Thursday, Cruel Robbery, The Late Mysterious Murder in the Waterloo-Road, Scraps from the Continent, The Commons, as on the Preceding Night, Could Not Muster a Forty-Member Power to Enable It to Proceed with the Business of the Nation, Topics for Thought No. XXIII, Multiple News Items, Foreign Summary, Price of Stocks for the Week, General Average Price of British Corn, Robberies by Livery Servants, Scotland, In the Commons, Mr. Fielden Presented a Number of Petitions against the New Poor Law Act, Which Were Ordered to Be Referred to the Poor Law Committee, Mr. Van Butchell's Valuable New Work, as Well as Several Other Publications, Music, Now before Us, Shall Have Attention in Our Next, Price of Hops—Per Cwt., Friday, Wednesday, High Water at London Bridge for the Week, Sunday Trading, Robberies by Servants, Since the Commencement of 1838, Upwards of 800 Vessels Have Cleared out of Sunderland for Foreign Parts, The Commentator. No. XII. Sherwood and Co., Paternoster-Row; Olliver, Welbeck-Street, The Lambeth Murder, Imprisonment for Debt. Bill, The Christening at Stafford House. Editorial: To Correspondents. Business: City Intelligence Present State of the Money Market, Newgate Poultry Market, Liverpool Cotton Market, Meat and Poultry Markets Smithfield, Friday, London Markets Corn Exchange, Mark-Lane, The People's Business, Trade, Colonial Markets, Coal Market, Thames-Street.—Friday, July 6. Fiction, drama: Literature, Magazines, &c. Membirs of the Life and Adventures of Colonel Macrone. Review: The Monthly Law Magazine and Political Review for July. Maxwell, Bell-Yard. Marriage notices: Married. Death notices: Died.
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