The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 3 June 1845
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section16 1845-06-03 1 THE S INGA£QR E F R g E PRESS EXTRA. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, the 3«d JthE, IB4S.16 words
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Article472 1845-06-03 1 The Mail oi 7th April.— By the Anonnwa Irom Bombay the 13th ultimo, e have received the Overland Mail ot 7th April. The newa, with the exception o f tbose from America, are not of peculiar jotercst. We lay extract* from the LonJon AfaiV before our readers, and shall jive472 words
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Article2327 1845-06-03 1 With reference to matters particularly Indian bat little bat traaspired since our laat. Rumours have bMo to circulation of a farther augmeutatiou of officcra for tb« infantry corps of lb« army, which, to say ibe le.it, ara premature. Cooaidering the general exigence* of the eer vice, it is2,327 words
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Article438 1845-06-03 1 The Queen and Prince Albert have been on a visit to the isle oi Wight. Her Majesty has purchased Osborne House, uear Cowe», which will become the marine residence or the Royal Family. It is said to be court iently rumoured in the Court circles," that the438 words
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Article1530 1845-06-03 1 The portion of the Mail Irora Calcutta, Bih Feb., marked via Southampton, was delivered in London un 27th Match. The Qaeeii has appointed J. H D Hay, Esq »o be Consul-General at Morocco VV. Wiltshire, Esq., 10 be Consul at Adruno,>le tt. Gngg, Esq to be Consul1,530 words
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223 1845-06-03 1 On Diplomatic Relations with Rome. ll iuius out ihal there is nu »aw io prevent entering iuio diplomatic engagements wuh the Pope Th- sooner we become acquainted wuh a gentleman who has so much to say to eight millions of our subject*"the better Can anything be so childish and ab-turd223 words
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Article429 1845-06-03 1 1 lie Ameticau (jacket, WMdl lias o e «n Ueuinei/ nil tins inoiuiu^, will cany out tUeoutiuct aud empli .nc declaration ut the bruigti Government on tue subject ot the Oregon teinlory, winch was received last u.*ht with the »tioug aud umhoiuiou^ saiulacnod or ooiii Houses429 words
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Article83 1845-06-03 2 The Montreal papers denv positively the truth of the report of Lord Mfttealfa'fl resignation. The vote congratulating his lor.Uii|i on his elevation to the Peerage, was strongly contested in the House of Assembly, and some bitter taaat* were launched at hi« government. The vote was carried, however by 4483 words
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Article1025 1845-06-03 2 F .k AN< ~J he s*!Ji Ministry ha« experienced •n<Mher rebuff in the Chamber of Deputies on ihe tariff question. A t. eotv of commerce was OMda. d*d t W o >C arj sir.c* with Rcl s l'iin. The French Government pre^tnte -i it twic* to the im1,025 words
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Article624 1845-06-03 2 It it not likely that Admiral Sir T. Byam Martin will accept the command at Portsmouth, nor it it probable that Sir Charles Ogle's health will permit him to take the command at Devouport. A good service pension of 300/. per annum bat bees conferred on vice Admira[ Henry624 words
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Article758 1845-06-03 2 Lifers and papers from ttambay, Ist March wfr« deliv red i.i Load n 4ih inst. It is m,.ler»ioo(i that her Majesty's visit to Ir« ian.l will take place in July. lre ftJr Hume is to move ihu evening for a copy of tho Act of the Council of758 words
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Article887 1845-06-03 2 Antimony Or* sells readily on arrival at 12s to 16« per c«*t. Arrack in moderate demand at Is 4d a lslO per gal. Bee*' Was iu good demand at 150s to 160s for Eastern. Ooteriet— Ordera being too low limited few salea have taken place, prices quoted are887 words
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Article51 1845-06-03 2 ARRITA.L3. L ,:r MartU u > L 8 ou Fron> Bv lA vu -March 24, MtrgmrtiU. C'un. Ma-ch 27, v,«M Hockton;2Q, Gil. btrt Hcn^nn^ < apphot 3 o iao -J uK Manila and LAr»it w Al)ri i From Si.a.Puae -Ai 4( t 27> gjjJJ,,*- «^N» DEPARTUaEg. For Singapore.—51 words