News from 18/11/1848
1848; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
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Frontmatter: Douglas Jerrold's Weekly Newspaper. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Editorial: Editorial Politeness, Triumph of the Carlists, Association and the Right to Labour, Rescue (in Perspective) of O'Brien!, Count Strelecki, 'Take Time, That Your Letters May Be the Shorter', Poetry and Police, To Correspondents. Letter to the editor: A Cheaper Soup To the Editor, Absurdity as to Late Hours To the Editor, The Parish of Hawick To the Editor, Black and White To the Editor. News: Corn Exchange, Louis Napoleon Is Caricatured in Paris as the Great Tax-Gatherer of 1849, Public Meetings Financial Reform Association, Society of British Musicians, Friday, Nov. 10 Bankrupts, South-Western Railway, Gas for the City, A Plague of Crickets. The Mormons, Lord Fitzhardinge and the Dissenters, Literary Institutions and Poor-Rates, The Sea Serpent (?), State of Milan, &c., Gardening for Children. Edited by the Rev. C. A. Johns. 24mo. C. Cox, Exeter's "Discreet Man", Defeat of an Austrian General, Scotland Principal Lee's Address, Ireland, Sanitary Measures, Britons Never Shall Have Slaves, The Colonel and the County Member, Statistics of Crime, Wool, Crimes and Casualties A Theatre Burnt, The Cholera, New Ministry. Coercion of the Assembly, Town Talk, Foreign Intelligence, Great Western Railway, Academical Reform, The Church and the Cholera, Colonial Colonial Extravagance, Miscellanies, Derby Sweeps, Railway Share List, The Sea Snake Out-Sized, The Button-Holder Epigram, Smithfield, The Constitution Proclaimed, Law Intelligence Miss Burdett Coutts and Mr. Dunn, Inventors' Column, Proof of the Authenticity of the Portrait of Prince Charles (Afterwards Charles the First), Painted at Madrid, in 1623, by Velasquez, Contained in Observations on the Remarks of Sir Edmund Head and Wm. Stirling, Esq. 8vo. J. Snare, Canadian Farmers' Avocations during Winter, The Monument to Washington, Measures of the Constituent Assembly, Police Charge of Forging a Bill for £3,000, Institutions British Guarantee Association, High Water at London Bridge, Books Received, The Curry-Powder Duke. Sports: The Celt in France. Songsheet, music: Song. Fiction, drama: Literature Sacred and Legendary Art. By Mrs. Jameson 2 Vols. Small 4to. Longman and Co, The Young Countess; or, Love and Jealousy. By Mrs. Trollope. 3 Vols. Post 8vo. H. Colburn, Emigration The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe, Campaign in France in the Year 1792. Translated from the German of Goethe by R. Farie. Post 8vo. Chapman and Hall, Madeleine; a Tale of Auvergne. By Julia Kavanagh, I Vol., Post 8vo. R. Bentley. Arts and entertainment: The Song of Songs, Which Is Solomon's. Illuminated by Owen Jones. Fcap. 4to. Longman and Co., Theatres. Business: Tuesday, Nov. 14 Bankrupts, London Clerks' Building Society and Savings Fund, Money Market and City Intelligence. Accounts, donations, financials: British and Foreign Funds, Bank of England. Birth notices: Births, Marriages, and Deaths Births of Sons. Marriage notices: Married. Death notices: Deaths. Display ads: Allan, Son, and Co., Multiple Display Advertisements.
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