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ALARGE OPENING to a CARPET BAG has always been demanded, but never obtained.—J. W. and T. ALLEN, Trunk, Portmanteau, and
Despatch Box Manufacturers, have now succeeded in producing a TRAVELLING BAG, the opening of which is as large as the bag itself, thus affording greater facility for packing quickly and smoothly than any other bag in existence. Illustrated catalogues gratis. J. W. and T. Allen,
September 11, 1852 - Golden Times - London, London, England
THE IRISH EXODUS.
(From the SUN.) Within the last five or six years a great revolution has taken place in Ireland. In 1846, when the staple food of that country was swept away by a disease which destroyed it and left a large population to famine, that revolution commenced. Emigration immediately,
September 25, 1852 - Golden Times - London, London, England
SHIPS BOUND FOR AUSTRALIA.
.. To Sail. -- -- Adelaide ... Sept. 27 Port Philip . . Sept. 27 Port Philip Me 1.... ' pt. 27 Port Philip ... Sept. 27 Adelaide ... Sept. 28 Melbourne ... ... Sept. 28 ,Melbourne ... ...jSept. 28 Port Philip ... ...'Sept. 28 Sydney ... ... Sept. 28 Port Philip . . ... Sept. 30
September 25, 1852 - Golden Times - London, London, England
In April, 1796, Colonel Wellesley embarked with his regiment for the East Indies. Soon after his arrival in Calcutta, in
February, 1797, his brother, Lord Mornington, was appointed Governor-General of India. On the 22nd of February, 1799, war was proclaimed against the Sultan Tippoo. The British army, which was unusually effective, was placed under the unrestricted command of General Harris. who w
September 18, 1852 - Golden Times - London, London, England
L IVERPOOL BLACK BALL LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS. Ships. Tons. Commander. To sail. For. South Sea S. Brett, Tith Sept.,
Port Philip and Sydney. Edmund 1800. .Robertson, 15th Oct., Melbourne and Geelong. Northumherland 1500... T. Smith, ~ . f 0 David Mc Iver 1800...R. Bailie, f t ft • Flora M'Donald 1500...T. Smith, ~ 91 Marco Paulo 2500... J. A. Forbes, ~ f t Maria 2000... G. Gardyne, ~ ft ' This
September 18, 1852 - Golden Times - London, London, England
DEATH OF TILE OF WELLINGTON.
WALMER, SEPT. 15, There is little to be told immediately bearing upon the event which was on Wednesday announced to theworld—that the:Duke of Wellington had ceased to live. Yet that little possesses an obvious interest in connexion with so great a name. A sudden death,i caused b
September 18, 1852 - Golden Times - London, London, England
THE MAI? li' E LS' .
THE MAI? li' E . MONDAY. EXCHANGE —The supply of new English wheat to this morning's market was good, and met a slow sale on the terms of this day se'nnight. The flour trade was heavy, but no change took place in prices. The finest parerls of malting barley sold at full quotation
September 25, 1852 - Golden Times - London, London, England
WOOL.
Owing to the approaching public sales.the demand for all kinds of wool is heavy, and in some instances the quotations are almost nominal. This week's imports are 1,036 bales from Sydney, 5 from Dunkirk, 60 from Mogadore, and 61 bales from. liambro% Stock this day Price of Y.C. D
September 25, 1852 - Golden Times - London, London, England
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