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CONVOCATION OP THE rsExcn LEGISLATURE.
CONVOCATION OP THE LEGISLATURE. By an imperial decree the Senate and the Legislative Corps of France 2re convoked for March 3, 1856. By another decree General Bosquet is raised to the dignity of a Senator. SPAM. The government has presented a demand tor I°,oo mei for the Thio hao
February 14, 1856 - London Weekly Investigator - London, London, England
211 E OVERLAND MAIL.
E OVERLAND MAIL. The steamer Australian arrived at Trieste on Sunday. She brings the following intelligence The Sontal rebellion is at an end. On the 10th of December a great fire destroyed property to the value of 200,000/. at Rangoon. The Bank of Bengal has declared a dividend
February 14, 1856 - London Weekly Investigator - London, London, England
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Messrs. G. E. Morton and Co., News Agents of ITallfax, Nova Scotia, will supply "The War Investigator."
December 1, 1855 - London Weekly Investigator - London, London, England
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. WE have received advices from the Crimea up to the 13th, but they contain no news of special importance. Sir William Codrington assumed the command on the 12th. The tone of his address to the army displays a determination not to be behind either of his pr
December 1, 1855 - London Weekly Investigator - London, London, England
THE POLITICAL STATE Or Trip VIAND.
THE POLITICAL STATE Or VIAND. . . While I was at, Havana, the aarotte was several times erected at the Punta, and twice for the punishment of political offenders. The newspapers made no allusion to any of these events. In ,one :instance, I happened. to be dining on board a-man-of
December 1, 1855 - London Weekly Investigator - London, London, England
THE LONDON WEEKLY INVESTIGATOR
AND THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1856.
May 1, 1856 - London Weekly Investigator - London, London, England
VARYING FROM 20 TO 54 PER CENT. ON THE SUMS ASSURED.
_ Since the commencement of the Inftitution 7,700 Policies have been iffued, afruring upwards of £3,300,000. This 3rd. } refult is the more fatisfactory as the Directors have from the first firmly adhered to their rule of allowing no commiffion to any other than their own offici
May 1, 1856 - London Weekly Investigator - London, London, England
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Oewstoos Aerium.—An Article upon the claims of this Institution tnnst stand over until our next issue. RECEIVED: National Sinews. By STEVEN SHIRLEY, Esq. W. Horsall, 492, oxford Street.—This is an essay on the present condition of the working classes, socially, intellectually, a
May 1, 1856 - London Weekly Investigator - London, London, England
THE UNITED STATES.
LIVERPOOL, Monday.—This evening, at ten o'clock, the Royal Mail steam-ship Asia, Captain E. G. Lott, arrived in the Mersey, with the usual mails from the United States and British North America. She sailed from New York OR the 16th inst., and has brought, besides the mails, 139
May 1, 1856 - London Weekly Investigator - London, London, England
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