The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 26 August 1847

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1 1 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. .Vo. 34. F1»I. 12. THMJHMM^Y JHOMjrMjrv7 *Gm JLU^JUST, lH4y. JT». w»w
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      823 1 PKOCL AM AT CON. Prikce Walfs Islakd, "13Y Viiture of a Singapore, N Malacca, > _I 3 Precept to me to wit > directed, 1 h«ieby I reclaim and give notice, that a Sessioo of Oyf and ietminei and General Gaol Delivery in and for Singapore and the Places subordinate
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      836 1 1 C?£*n?t* £85TOeD KASSIMInve t^es I 8'!! hfir Claim3 accompanied by the efo,e Z> C men S subitan.iate the same, on or wiinV^id y 1847 whe Dividend V. LORENZ MEYER, MrONSIEUR ?°7S C JI;IDER has the ho. L nor to inform the Inhabitants of S.nnapore lhai.he oite, c 01 in
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      485 1 SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Rooms of the Undersigned, On Thursday, the 2nd proximo, at 10 O'clock A.M. \N Invoice of Cutlery, Hardware, &c, without reserve comprising. Japaned Waiters, Wood Screws— tost But Hinges, Hound Bolt— Curry and Mane Combs, Horse, Shoe and Paint Brushes, Spectacles- Tin'd Saucepans Tea
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      677 1 ADVERTISEMENT. p v r JU 8T RECEIVED. fcx Cowasjee Family, Jroin Calcntfn o 1 a d «y jate importation the following. £arrs fancy Biscuits, f rench F.uit? in Brandy and Syrup. AJo. Sarrfines. $Hi£"v?? F m hi nable 8 '««i««ry. '*&JalSt& ASS Z ALSO Ex Scotland" bum a:d C C,mple!|
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    THE PICTORIAL TIMES
    725 2 AND THE ART-UNION. THE PROPRIETORS OF THE PICTORIAL TIMES, anxious to promote by svery means in their power the ADVANCEMENT OF LITERATURE AND THE FINE ARTS, and to furnish an inducement to the Public to aid them in their la uduble endeavours, have determined to RETURN A
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      342 2 TO Til P. EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE FRKE PRESS In accordance with the suggestions which fti> »erired in your last number, 1 he^ to point out a case in which 1 consider the Dutch have evaded that Article o! the Treaty of 1824, which piovides for ihe admission of English
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      2095 2 August, TOJHE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE FREeT^, I beg to forward y JU the following corresnon dence, in ihe hope that you wih Sive ha nL ies of all (wMiM concerned, .he matter cannon* looked v,0..u,0.. as one Mricly pnvaie |n wl,"h I ut>!io liave no concern. Ule Ady lelte.s
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      253 3 t Pinang, 6th August, 1817. M o Yesterday morning I received a note from lr Koss, intimating that be had mrt Mr Keener on c way this morning with a request that he would ask Karon if Mr Mecher could call upon her" but as sh m thou ht lt
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      385 3 fiT** X h" C dto l«"»« »y.ttend. no iilh th?n* any °ther medical but ißd e h f n °tf UOder the ie?ere »»^ily injurie. 2r y v to i. cie it C h teineOt §b! IB in Jt would b P"Par even biatld IV J "r>nd~in h ""8 propped,
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      304 3 My dear Sir, I him sorry that you bave taken offence at my ViettJlf poor Miaa Bucon without first consulting you on 1,,- subject, and therefore beg to explain that I had requested Mr Stonehewer to wait on you to ascertain whether it would be prud-nt for me to do
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      278 3 Pi tang, 6ih August, 1847. Revd Sir, 1 regret extremely your answer is any thing but satisfactory. It assumes a knowledge of my practice, of wlich you are utterly innoiant, and compares it unfavourably wiih thai of Iff Roue. In this light you placrd it before my patient, whose mind
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      173 3 My dear Sir, I can only regret that my explanation is not more satisfactory —I certainly know nothing whatever of your practice and quilifioat'ons, and any opinion of mine on such a subject ust be utterly worthless—l merely informed you «f the f»ct of Dr Rose having charge of the
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      69 3 My dear Sir, Did you send for my note to you anent Mi Becher visiting Miss Bacon*-If yuh ye got it, will you kindly return it to me per the hearer. Am I correct when I say that you told cue yesterday morning that Mr Becher never asked you to
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      47 3 My dear Sir, with Mr B!rh7r" V T/*™*^* CoD™"^ Uacoa" I mil i~ ed if ho could "c Mi» -SSL lmJ would aik ber aod !et him k ..kedl i»e»if Dr"J?"' c—"U T«o-h. the. Z..m.rroJ, reg""c "-1"""" i -m«»ir<,,it Yours Sincerely, «<* AtJ«#. 1817. JOHN ROSS Dr Smith.
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      82 3 My dear air, not* -h^K May l reqUCBt the favour <>f» reply to this office on °A "f y °U dld nOt i-form in <** office on Saturday last, "that Mr Becher never did dwire you to wan upon me to ascertain wnether it would be proper for him to
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      142 3 Stonhhbwkb. My dear Sir, In reply to your note, I bog to s»y that after «L Pe M m V ltL Mf. Uecher Oo thß «UW r?," I",*1",* COI?i and t0 the bMt of my "collection, "><«•■(»* it would first be proper to consult you, he did afterward, tell me
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      142 3 My dear Smith, Poor Miss Bacon's brother called last evening about 10 o'clock, and asked me if I would attend hi. sister, I said I should be happy to do so, in company with yourself, but the wished me to undertake her case alone. I was in bofjtl I ghould
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      833 2 Common Europe Vinegar in uoiiles and uemijolm Jvory Chessmen of sizes. Hoffman's Jams and Jellies. iiouled Fruits, Sauces, Pickles. Vinegar, Salad O Capers and Mustard. Ssrdines, Wiltshire Kacm, Spiced Beef Tcmiiies, Hams, an«i Clu-»->e. 1 abiii and Fancy Bi'cuits. Spermicetti Candles WINES SPIRITS. Sherry J. Corkburn and Campbell's Port very
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      910 2 3rd Mace The Club Cup fur tome»—o *"60, for all ponies 13 hands and under. Entrance #5 P. P. Heals R.C. Weight feather. 4th Race. The Heltsr sth Renewal— Entrance *5 P.P. with vlO mm the fund for alt hor*es -weights as (<ji ihe lv') Cup— 2 miles Gentlemen riden.
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      56 2 undersigned, an Invoice of very beaul.iui Japan Goods consisting of Writing Desks, Knife Baskets, Bread Basket; Ink Stands, Cabinets, large and small Ladies Work Boxes, VValch Stands, Ha-keis, 3 shelves, Chess Boards, Spectacle Cases, Snuff Boxes, Segar Hnxes. Stgar Casf-s, Cups an<i Saucers, Backgammon Boards, Bird Cagts, Small Tables, and
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      24 2 The note I sent to Mr Ro -s, to be forwarded to Mr Becher, is proof of this. Tuis note Mr Bcclier hag destroyed.
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    DEATH.
    25 3 On Sunda>, itte ttod instant, Marh UivrnE, ihe l^elo'ed wife of J. Bamstiir, E*q.e., Contul lor ibe United States, ai^tU 62 yeais, deeply regrel'ed
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    THE FREE PRESS.
    2378 3 Singapore, Thursday,26th August, 1847 His Honor the Governor and Ml* BuTTERWORTH arrived from the Northern Settlements M the H. C. Steamer Hooghly, on Monday last and disembarked in the evening. The Hooghly took her departure for Pinang yesterday Morning tor the purpose of bringing down the Hon.
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    HOMEWARD MAILS.
    225 4 1846. MAILS LF.FT. Letters delivered in LONDON. Bombay. Calcutta. Hongkong. Singatore. Via France. !Via Southampton. j 3 January. j 13 February 16" February. 17 m y Jnnuaiy.. 1 January. 10 J.nuary. >.i 21* March. .-4 February. fi Marcb 11 M 15 February... February 10 February.. 17 1 April.
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    PENANG.
    1644 4 (From the Pining Gazette, August 7.) In another column will be found reported the tragical end of one of our eldest inhabitants. It is only three weeks ago »ince we bad occasion to notice him as one of our earliest pioneers to sugar cultivation iv Province Welfesley and we
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    Tabular Statements of Crime Published by Government 13th March 1847.
    1146 4 The welcome a, rival of a new Recorder afford, us a fair opportunity »f pairing OIU theito allowed certain Tabular Statement, of Cfl l wbieta > appeared i. our adverting column, oa tv« U™ March last, to remain unuotired. air
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      167 4 BHIPPXNO ZN THE H&BBOUE. lessels Na s loris > CW, t vf» J*tf««n£ H. Al steamer Medea b.*5 Vla-m, fc;>qre *J C sieamer F hit-get hon Ni leu t i 11 s.lir. Marie 150 Drysdale A *r *i i". it ij ji nn r; J* Udlc A. Li Johnston Co
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  • SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS
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      13 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SINGAPORE, THURSDAY MORNING, 26r H AUGUST, 1847.
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      To the Editor of the Pining Gazette.
      774 1 Tbe tragical occur rencei ending in tbe murder of our earliest pioneer to Sugar Cultivation in Province Wellesley Tbomu Hacon, £iq., by a gang of armed Malay*, an 1 on the open road in broad day-light haa doubtless sent a thrill of apprehension
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      Letter from Java.
      1318 1 No. IV. Solo, UthJuly, 1846. from our All was ready, and a little stage of mat was raised, before winch we took our j.lace. F<mr dancing girls tbeda^btersof his nobles, taught hy his daughter the princess hemeif, then appeared on the stage The old man, hit daughter,
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      EUROPE.
      1088 1 Father Kenyon's Opinion of the late BXr O'Connell. (from the >tar.ddrd t June 7 The Nation of Saturday contains a letter from Father Kenyon, prote*'ins against a resolution proposed by Mr Smith O'iirien at a recent meeting of (he council of (he Coniederaiion," plediini; the body to join i>i
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      A New and Important Invention for propelling Vessels of every description.
      800 1 A New and Important Invention for propelling Vessels of every description. {Prom Willmer ty mitVa European Times) It is our practice to glance at ttie List of Patents obtained in this country, and where we have felt interested with the subject, to inspect and inquire into the nature and advantage
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      Removal of the Great at Britain.
      880 1 From the European Times, June 1.) Operations are to be immediately commenced preparatory to floating off the Great Britain into deep water All the stories which have been told of her being buoyed up at high water must be received with a very considerable
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