Compendium of Weekly Intelligence
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Liverpool Mercury
HEADS OF ENGLISH HISTORY
... - WITH M?:Trvlsor -. thevr zNiLlti11 HISTORY goo'd WIT1 ME;M11on1CAL DATECr ns to *ncy. (Continved from our last.) ,fthe ol, it V It has been suggested to us tto io h, ch in a ...
TO FARMERS
... we Dt. In the recorded events of the week, many of our struq- st, alingcountrymenwill find important matterfortheir consi- a PeratIon; but we ould call your attention to a few ob- KI. serv ...
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE OF THE PRINCIPAL EVENTS RELATIVE TO SPAIN AND PORTUGAL, FROM 1805 TO 1812
... CHRONOLOGICAL TA.BLE Or.THe VR!N.ClYAL- EVZTS EL4ATIVZ TO SPAIN A1ND POR.TUGAL, FROAM 1805 TO 1812. Br GEN. SAR2?2AI.N. 1. Thseever-memorable ?? of Lord Nleson, s *ith twil ty-, even sail of the lihue ...
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE
... Accounts from Newfoundlanrd state that the shipping trade eja there suffers much from the annoyance of the American armed vessels; and that the protection they have at present is t ...
THOROUGH—FINAL—UNCONDITIONAL
... 7 - I THUROIJGH-f'lNAL-UNCONDITIONAI- I (From the Ecsoiosist.) -1 The Ministry is re-constituted, and the day for Ij the meeting of Parliament is definitively fixed. It Cas 15 known that the Governmen ...
ALARMING & DESTRUCTIVE FIRES
... -A RitNGd- &es ~IE¶RUCTVE FI REs. I AO0NI HUNDURE THOUESAND, F OUNDW ..WORTHE OF po( I- PIWP~~~tRtY C EMDMD)ELAriWHOLY LOBS Wto r- O~~ HUMAN LIFE. gre I Is our painful duty this week to notice, among ...
EDUCATION BILL
... trfte btitr~fftt ftl'vcurA#. SALUB POPULT LEX SUPREMA. F7RIDAY, APRILc 28, 1843. We are informed, on the best authority, that. during the Easter recess, the Government has beenl ?? eng ...
MEETING IN FAVOUR OF SIR J. GRAHAM'S FACTORY AND EDUCATION BILL
... IMEETING IN FAVOUR OF SIR 3. GRAHAM'S ~ ' . .Ad - c ne ?? em YestOrdSY, as aipremed in ?? adyorilseiltents, A meetlfli 01 e5t'?' d the friendS of licelettital edo tln.?wh ?? theOl5Ii?S55 scrapl np i ...
THE PROTECTIONISTS AND THEIR DINNERS
... oejuv- a 00 ~ e~~pff merrurp2, SA5LUSPOPUDl LEX SUP1l.3IA. FRDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1846. gECTIONISTS AND THEIR OFE o DINNERS. seraitch me, and I'll soraitch you, says 01_cotchl precept. Accordingly, as Mr ...
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS
... The weather of the present week, though not so ri formly brilliant as that of the week by which it was pre. ceded, has been sufficiently favourable in Yorkshire to admit of ...
FIGURE OF THE EARTH
... TO THP EXrTORS. G T5TLEM~5',--ln a periodical work entitled Library of G, Useful Knowledge, (under the head I'Mathematical Geography. Treatise V) published under the superintend ...