The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 14 March 1851
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section17 1851-03-14 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. rw. is. SIM.IBORE FAlO^ir MOBUrMJTG, 14th MJLRCB, 185 1. •**>. 1117 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement727 1851-03-14 1 Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's Office. Battery Hood Singapore. v X IYIHE Peninsular and Oriental Com.^^S^ X P*ny'« tt«mef ACHILLES, from China, en route to Bombay, may be BHbHb? expected at Sio«ap«re about the 6th proairoo, and the Peninsular and Oriental Company', Steamer wnh the European Mails en route727 words
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Advertisement804 1851-03-14 1 SKessrs WHAMPOA cV GO'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Mfl BSSRS WHAMPOA fc CO hate always on LTJ S«|» «n extensive and choice assortment of U the following Good*, selected especially for (heir Stores WHOLESALE, fcITAIL tO% EXPORTATION. Millinery Hosiery. Articles for the Wotk Table Balxarine Dresses Bonnets of the latest modes, from Paris804 words
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Advertisement940 1851-03-14 1 NOTICE. T Hereby declare, thai 1 have appointed Messrs J. FtsstuicK L»noaa Co a* my Agents fn r ainuapore and all the neighbouring Settlements, and lhai they alone ate authorized to sell and to receive orders tor my manufacture*. Colngnr, \4th September, 1848 JOHANN MAKIA PARINA The Genuineness of JohaMn940 words
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Advertisement987 1851-03-14 1 Woollen cloth, bUck and blue, Vinegar in casks and cases of I a bottles. B|>lit peas in kegs, Westphalia Hams. Hardware and Cutlery of every description Razor boxes and hooks and ty*». Iron Bedstears. and Candle-sticks. Claret in casks and in cases of 1 dozen, each at Drs 2, SO987 words
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Advertisement739 1851-03-14 1 NOTICE. THE Interest and Responsibility of Mr Tb*B. W. Bradley, in our Firm ceased on 3 1 si ultimo, and Mr Job* Conhtolly was admit ted a partner therein on the Ist instant. TAIT*CO. lAmoy Is/ January 1851. POR SALeT SUPERIOR Claret, Sherry, Champagne, «od k^ Brandy in boitles at739 words
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Article27 1851-03-14 2 At Leith, on the 2 1st January last, FftAWris Darby Sym«, fctqutre, o« Amoy, China, to Mary, eldest Dtuphterol John Murdoch, Esquire, 8. 8. C>. Leiih.27 words
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Article21 1851-03-14 2 I A' Mail<a«. on the nth February 1851, thr lady of burn en J. Ji iiawkesi, Esq., of a D4VOBTCB.21 words
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121 1851-03-14 2 THE FREE PRESS Singapore, Friday, 1 4th March, 1851. Memorandum of Covers Received and Dcs- patched at the Singapore Post Office, by the Oveiland Steamers, during the Mouih of March, via: Rbccitbd. Per •ttimer Battvia from Batavia See.... 313 Per Malta from China.. 386 Per Achilles iron>Europ« 5,847 Per from121 words
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Article3501 1851-03-14 2 The P. O. Company's steamer Lidy Mary Wood, left this for Pinang ami Calcutta on Friday last. The P. O. Company's steamer mJirhilles, Captain Evans, arrived here on morning of Sunday b-st from Bombay, Ceylon, &c, bringing the January Mails. She proceeded to China on Monday afternoon. J The H.3,501 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement684 1851-03-14 2 ARTICLES FOR SALE. AT THM COMMISSIONS ROOMS Of UVTttsS, CURBETJCE CO Ummihcial Suvari M«</a/x/r«. LAI)IES~A^PAREL. Berlin Wool of colors* Hnet and Rng'llsh ami French. Bonnet* direct fr»n Perl*, *ilk, ••Ho -nd act* Debatable and straw Bslsarlns Dr^eae* Caps— Blond snd Lac a snd Cuff* Cardinal*, la mode Chen>ta«ttea of ewry684 words
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Advertisement937 1851-03-14 2 Tftttrmd Prortafcnsi* Mm. ratglir iajpwijtoaWag frosa >.|ad O|i tD d •trdme. tfrvjfsv- Italian sad Gerasa TtWcaes, amoked and nn% m< Wrnimllt. MISCKLLANEmftT ARTICLES. Baakeu, hiaa.cnade for clothe. Buttons, gilt for Coiti and Jacket* rWlett v hlue x and ash mare for ditto Cigars. Manila No. t and 4 < u937 words
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Article1516 1851-03-14 3 London, 24th January, 1851. The opening of Parliament is near at hand, bit it has not as yet announced its approach by the shadow of its embryo deeds. The J'-j/ul question still holds its position in the public, mind and Mill ivijrns a gismt amidst the dwarfish matters1,516 words
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Article349 1851-03-14 3 (From tk» Pvtang Gitette, February 22.) On Tuaaday laat a cartful and searching ex«anta»ttoo w»a jove into by th« Honorable the Resident Councillor aa to the c*u«e of the fire «n board the Gan</tt, reported in our 1»»», but nothing was elicited as to origin oft ha flames. We349 words
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EUPORE.
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Article1265 1851-03-14 3 (From the A'Utfur India, January 14 France has been eijoying nil the benefits of crisis, producer! from no cuuie, and conducted upon no principle. The question of the chief euthoiity in France bat been a pure matter nf personality e»er since Ibe downfall of the Provisions! Government, and1,265 words
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Article216 1851-03-14 3 The question ul tbe Dwtcbiee is dtcided. Toe Stadtbolders have resolved to submit. On Saturday laat the two •notmiasioners, Gent-rat Tuieneo and ('o«nt Meafdorf, returned from Kiel to Hamburp* At that time it was stated that they bid effd«d >n arrangement with tbe Htadtholders and Count llrven--1• w. The216 words
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Article221 1851-03-14 3 We regret to announce ibe death of a writer whose genial and sportive pen has delighted thousands. Mmwrll tbe Irish novelist, and author of innumerable humorous sketebee in the periodical literature of tbe day, expired on the 19th of December at Musse burg, near tbe Scottish capital. Bin221 words
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646 1851-03-14 3 The public journal* na»e b*en filled, dur'ng the past nvoth or «ix weeka, with tbe feats of the Oriental, American ship, «f 1,000 tons, whirh, in her last ran, carrying i o«r|o o( about 1,100 tooa, made the pasaags liena Canton to London in646 words
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Lord Ashley's Shirt.
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Article247 1851-03-14 3 From the Home Nevt ln> v r, 2 As the lime for the Industrial Exhibition «r--proacbes, London will become throng* d with »tranners. The roatfiom the banks oi the Drive and the Unna. fierce and eiclusite in his religious sentiment*; th<* Flemiau from rabant,247 words
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649 1851-03-14 3 Early on the IHh, a Whilby brig from Liverpool lo the Spanish main, in a thick .or and somewhat strong gale, "truck on a ledpe of neks at 3rissons, about a mile off the bluff headland < ape Cornwall and 4 miles noi inward of the649 words
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Article91 1851-03-14 4 Piracy Downs A few days since the crew of a Swedish brig Jjiii< in Ihe l>o»n«, consisting of eight men, having fecured the captain and mac in the cabin, proceeded to the vessel of every article of value and, ■rnong other property of a portable description,91 words
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Article289 1851-03-14 4 The fitpon, which let Southampton with the Indian m«il oa tbe 20th Dec., took out among ber cargo aooae specie, a portion of which, consisting of a box of gold, nearly 7,000 dollars valve, was lost. The Ripon returned with tbe Indian mail on Monday. She289 words
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Article2812 1851-03-14 4 (From the Examiner, January \6.J After a struggle of more than a century, after over* coming end expelling or getting rid of French, Dutch, and Danes, after overthrowing the Great Mogul and bis viceroy of bengal*the empire of Hyder Ali, of the Mahrattaa and2,812 words
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Article1649 1851-03-14 4 ""•."I rweny revolutions winch are vainly struggling for development in Germany, i* one m ihe bill ol fare. A Merlin association s attempting to restote horse flesh to the common dietar,. It U reserved tor the nineteenth century," tliey say, restore horse fleur to its1,649 words
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Article410 1851-03-14 4 Lord Grey has the peculiar knack of doing right so as lo make it seem wron* of using that which is Rood in itselfso as to produce evil. No step can be more jostifitnle, or calculated to be more popuUr either in the Colonies or in England, than to withdraw410 words
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Article266 1851-03-14 4 hshed iheir v.a.l compara.ive statement of the B H" of Br.ush ships, with iheir toi,n. w which entered inward, and cleared outwards from IoT P ace* with,,, l iroi s o f the Ea>. India Com pi' 0 d.a.ier m the year.. l8«9 and 1850. The iuV266 words
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Article262 1851-03-14 4 If for nothing el»e, this tremendous pile of transparency is astounJing— for in cheapness. It It actuailj lets costly than an axricul iur«l burn or an I'M cabin! A division of|itssuptr. fie ci in cubic feet by the sums to be paid for it, brings out262 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous507 1851-03-14 4 IHIPFIWO IK THE HARBOUR. r'Mf.l^ umrti't'l lev 'tSinnem 'V»*fmiM<>n« iff H C. steamer tioughty Stewart i fr^TJ^ 11. M. briij Li/v I Bedford, Esq I Dutch barq Henrietta Maria 684 Aikts JA. L Johnston &Co Maulmain B.schnr Polka i 16i Wyau W S. Duncan For Sale U sclmr Vetoaptde 144507 words
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Miscellaneous237 1851-03-14 4 H. Peibody, Esqr, Don M. 6. Serrano, Seoora Berriz, and 1 female NatWs servant. For Southampton Ed. Bouatead, E«q> For Pinang— 2 Klio< deck passengers. Per steamer Achilles Wm. Ker, Eiq, Mr Tiilson, Senores <••• b. 110 and Blanguez and 4 Chinese deck Paasengers. Per steamer Baltrit— Messra Swavingt, Coaperas,237 words
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