Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 15 March 1827
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Title Section26 1827-03-15 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE. NO. 78 THURSDAY, March 15th, 1827. Public Notifications appearing in this Register, and signed by the proper Authorities, are to be considered as official26 words
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92 1827-03-15 1 The public are hereby Informed, that, no Lands on the Island of Singapore at present unoccupied, will henceforward be permitted to be settled or occupied by Individuals without giving previous notice, and receiving at the same time the Sanction of Government for that Purpose. On such92 words
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Article2342 1827-03-15 1 Thursday March 15th 1827. The Eleanor and Cashmere Merchant have arrived from Bengal, the former the 28th of Feb. the latter the 29th of Jan. By them we have received Calcutta Papers from which it appears that English Papers had been received there down to the middle of September,2,342 words
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Article546 1827-03-15 2 Singapore itself it is now surmized is a bubble nearly exploding” Calcutta John Bull. Extract of a letter from Singapore per Louisa.— The good folks at Singapore look forward with no great satisfaction to their union with the government of Penang; and augur any thing but advantage from the546 words
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Article835 1827-03-15 2 Things are in a very melancholy state at this Settlement. At the time that Mr. Prince was here, it would appear, that the Local Government were in possession of instructions to make sweeping reductions in the establishment, but either from pride or some other feeling delayed acting on them835 words
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Article1818 1827-03-15 3 Concluded.) The Prahus of Borneo proper, import annually some thousand piculs of Sago; it is always, one instance only to the contrary having happened in six years, in the baked form, far inferior to the Sagu randang of the Malays,-about half its price, and cannot be made into pearl1,818 words
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Article276 1827-03-15 3 Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVED. MARCH. 5th. Portuguese Ship, Providencia, F. A. de Azevido, from Penang 22nd Feby. Dutch Brig, Elizabeth, T. Deighton, from Minto 26th Feby. 6th. His Cochin Chinese Majesty’s. Ship Waipung, from Cochin China 27th Feby. Ditto ditto do. Thu-Long, from ditto 27th Feby. American Brig, Roscoe,276 words
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE. Saturday, March 24th 1827.
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Article4022 1827-03-15 3 1. Whereas, by His Majesty’s Charter of Justice, for Prince of Wales Island, bearing date the Twenty fifth day of March, in the forty seventh year of his reign, His Majesty was pleased to grant to the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies and4,022 words
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1035 1827-03-15 4 1. That on application being made to the Clerk of the Court, he shall enter in the Cause Book, to be provided for that purpose, the names of the parties, and the sum1,035 words
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144 1827-03-15 4 TABLE OF FEES, ESTABLISHED FOR THE COURT OF COMMISSIONERS FOR THE RECOVERY OF SMALL DEBTS. Sintering Com- j Warrant Causes j Non I Causes SUMS SUED FOE plaints grant- Subpoenas. and Judgment Dismissed. Suits, I Comproing a Summons Attachment. mised. Drs. Pice Drs. Pice Drs, Pice jj Drs. Pice Drs.144 words
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