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January 6, 1843 - Monthly Times - London, London, England
THE [From the Spectator.] " Nothing has of late excited such a sensation as Van Hanaburgh's announcement that he intende make a public entry into London. Under the pa' age of her Majesty, ran the advertisement, the King was about to open the English Opera bus his Patroness opens
January 6, 1843 - Monthly Times - London, London, England
- --- If we are to believe La France, the precautions taken by the Napoleon of Peace to preserve his person in that ' palace which the Napoleon of War, when Ile first took possession of it, d ec l a red gleefully to be a good military position, are most a bundant. The watchfulne
January 6, 1843 - Monthly Times - London, London, England
ST. PETERSBURGH, Nov. 19.—With a moderate cold, only three degrees below zero, the winter returned the day before yesterday. For the second time the ice from Lake Ladoga has floated into the Neva. Yesterday morning it was necessary again to take up the bridge of boats which conn
January 6, 1843 - Monthly Times - London, London, England
The Edinburgh Town-Council passed a resolution, on the 20th ult., by 20 voices against four, objecting to the Income-tax, as suited only to a war time; and demanding its repeal, as the cessation of war in India and China and the consolidation of peace with America have removed t
January 6, 1843 - Monthly Times - London, London, England
The close of the present day will add to the annals of the British Army another year, which will not be one unnoticed by posterity, nor briefly recorded by the Military Historians. The opening of the year 1842 was clouded by the disastrous retreat of our army from Cabul—the utte
January 6, 1843 - Monthly Times - London, London, England
Madras side. The Military reader will perceive that General Sale, in addition to . his other honors, has recently been appointed to the Quarter-Master-Generalship of Her Majesty's forces in India. . Since our last, there have been two Parliamentary elections, both of which have
April 6, 1844 - Monthly Times - London, London, England
i fuvlougb sragntento. To Robert Whlffleton, Esq., Bengal C.S. _ - DEAR 8013,- , When a g entleman asks another to give him a Sketch of A day in London, commencing at seven o'clock in the morning, and terminating" heaven knows 'where," it may be said of the party who makes the re
April 6, 1844 - Monthly Times - London, London, England