The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 19 November 1852
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section17 1852-11-19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. Vol. 19. FitlD. ll* MOHJS* iJTG, 19xn HER, 1852. .Vo.17 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement871 1852-11-19 1 PROCLAMATION. SINGAPORE T>Y Vinue of a Precept to me TO WIT. S JLJ directed, I hneby proclaim and gi*e notice, thai a Session of Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery, will be holden before the Court of Judicature at Singapore, at the Court House, on Saturday, the 20th day871 words
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Advertisement788 1852-11-19 1 TMOTIOE, II r. Partnership heretofore subsisting between the Undersigned and CHA* AH Kot, CHAM CUONG HERO, Gon SOON, and CHAN LYS SOON was dissolved on the 15th day of February last CHAN LYE WHAT. Singapore, 15tn November. 1852. NOTICE. THE Undermentioned Houses and Properties belonging to the Estate of the788 words
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Advertisement812 1852-11-19 1 White and figured Cashmere, figtred attic, velvet and fancy Wai»ieoetlng. White and colored Waistcoat Quilting. Neckerchiefe in ailk, aetio and gatxe. Corduroy, drill ted duck trowaerisg. Wove woollen Shirts. Flannel—white, piak and blue. Soska —cotton, Liaie thread and ailk. Gfovea—thread, ailk and kid. Riding Gloves. Braces in great variety. Neck812 words
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Advertisement639 1852-11-19 1 JUST PUBLISHED At the M »sion Press, SECOND EDITION GREATLY ENLARGED. Price 2 Dollars each A VOCABULARY of (he Entiluh and Malay language*, comprising all Ihe words commonly in use, and sutficieiJi for (he ordioary purposes of j conveisaiion and also some Nautical Terms are >unodticed for ihe convenience of639 words
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Advertisement723 1852-11-19 1 Wax—plain and fancy Wafer a—initial, oplka plain, Ae. WINES SPIRITS. Alee—English and Singapore-bottled Ailaopp and Bate' Beer Brandy—beatt'ognac Champagne, Geiiler't Ciaret —first quality Cordial, cherry and raapberry Cherry Brandy Glenlivet Whiskey Gin In caaea Hoex— Jbhannttberf Liqueura—aaaorted Maraschino and Ralafin Old Tom Port—aery aoperior Sherra—J. Cockburn'i, Campbell's kt. OILMAN'S STORES'723 words
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Article715 1852-11-19 2 POLICE OFFICE. An Inquest was held at the Coronet's Officj on the llth instant on the body of a Ibinamai It appeared from the evidence that about four days previously the deceased fell from the top of a house at Campong Strane which he was repairing, and that he715 words
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Article13 1852-11-19 2 At Singapore, on ilir Biii instant Mrs ANTOMO D'ALMMD* of a DarouiEß.13 words
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Article1108 1852-11-19 2 Sinya/.ore, F iday 19 th November 1852. The H C. Steamer Hooghly, Captain Wright, arrived here yesterday forenoon, bringing the Hon. Sir Jeffcott, and the Court Establishment from Pinang. His Honor landed under the usual salute. The Criminal Session opens to-morrow and is likely to prove a1,108 words
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Advertisement1094 1852-11-19 2 London-made Carpel-hags with patent locks; C rap and sea Cots to order; Coats—dross, uniforms, shooting and plain ol the finest materials and most approved fashions; Caps—Naval and Plain; Epaulettes—Naval and military Flannel Waistcoats and Drawers; Gentlemeu'sCompanions Hats lieavsr, s'lfc, pith and straw Jackets- Naval, grass cloth, Linon Sic Lamh's Wool1,094 words
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Advertisement683 1852-11-19 2 G. J. DARE CO. SHIP CHANDLERS, SAIL-MAKERS, Auctioneers and Commission Agents WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WNE, SPIRIT BEER MERCHANTS Boat Quay, Singapore, BEG to announce to Ship-owner*, Merchant*, Commanders of Vessels and the Public in General, that they have always on hand a large and well selected assortment of Marine and683 words
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Advertisement880 1852-11-19 2 FOR UVERFOOX., fFIHE First-class Fast-sailing Ship Jj&.ML X TIN TO, 779 Tons, Capi Hicxs, has excellent accomodation for a lion led ■■■■i number of Passengers, and will base quick despatch. App'y lo SYME Is CO. Singapore, 18/ A Nctember, 1852. forlxverpooiT CALLING AT CAPE TOWN. a- fflH IA I. Clipper-barque>lMOOM,880 words
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Article1307 1852-11-19 3 KfA November, 1852. Present Hon. T. Church, E*q Chairman, Joaquim d'Aimeida, £<q. Join Harvey, J.T.Thomson, The Police Station in Coleman Street being in an objectionable position and otherwise inconvenient, it was resolved'. —that the Superintendent of Police be authorized to secure a i i«ce of Ground at the1,307 words
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Article163 1852-11-19 3 Memorandum of Coves Received and Des patched at the Singapore Post Office, by the Oveiland Steamers, during the Month of November, viz: Rbcbitbd. Per steamer B iavia from iiatavia 280 Par K. der Nederlanden from Batavia 5y Pr Maita trom Hongkong.. 573 Per Singapore from Europe 6,266 Per from163 words
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Article875 1852-11-19 3 (From the Pinang Gazette, 6th November: A Malty w»t murdered e'ose to the river Prye a few dtyt ago. The body w»a found with three wouadi in the bead and a Coroner'e Inqueit waa held yeater> day. bat we believe, no evidence was given tending to to tbe detection875 words
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Article301 1852-11-19 3 The Chinese Everywhere (From the Van Fmneitco Herald, August 16.) The pains taking and laborious Chinese ate overflowing their teeming hire, where for centuries thoy have increased without check, and awaima are redialing in every direction and settling in almost every land. Already th-y hate monopolized all biantbei of301 words
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Article6838 1852-11-19 3 Melancholy Accident at Sea. (From the Daily Neva, Sept. 24.) The Port of Spain Gazette says: The steamer Victoiia proceeded on Wednesday last (June Is) on h<>r customary daily trip to and from San Fernando, and arrived off that town, at her usual hour, with, out anything occurring indicative6,838 words
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907 1852-11-19 4 International Colonial Postage. Can any body explain upon waat princ pie it ia toat the Pott office authorities carry newspapers to *ll parte of oar colonial empire for nothing more than the peony stamp, and yet charge a shilling for carrying the smallest letter a similar distance No one would907 words
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Article2112 1852-11-19 4 (From the Datljr Newt The tailing, on Saturday last, of ihe great screw," the Great Britain, from Liver.ioot, with emigrants lor Australia, has been regarded in that town as a commercial event and there is every evidence '.hat a new epoch ia the history of screw2,112 words
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Article791 1852-11-19 4 VI'HTS. ions Commander* < »'e»i. i. H. C. steamer Hooghly Wtight I 1 1 Dutch ship CI ■jra Hem lelte 750 l Detioir A. L. Johnston k Co Batavia B. ship Collingxvo >d 743 i Kirby Maclaine, Eraser Co London B.ship ITi grams 233 Thurtell Ditto791 words