The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 1 September 1856
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Title Section11 1856-09-01 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS EXTRA. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, THE IST SEPTEMBER, 1866.11 words
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207 1856-09-01 1 Oliver, arrived here this morning at 1J J A.M., from Calcutta the 24th ultimo. By this opportunity we have received the Hurkaru of the 21st ultimo, containing the Telegraphic News via Agra, which we subjoin. The following is the result of the last Opium207 words
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Article67 1856-09-01 1 FIRST BULLETIN. The Calcutta steamer was to leave Aden for Calcutta ou August 13th at 3 o'clock A. M. The adjustment of American difficulties proceeds satisfactorily. Insurrection in Spain. Fspartero refused aid; O'Donnell head of New Ministry. Troops have been ordered to Spanish frontiers. Lord Hardinge67 words
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Article463 1856-09-01 1 House of Lords, July 7th —Lorl Ellenborough presented a petition from Purtab Sing and Bislien Sing complaining of the non-settlement of one-third of their property on their descendants. Duke of Argyle proposed to make an enquiry on the subject. July 21st. Lord Clanricarde called the attention of the463 words
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Article138 1856-09-01 1 Consols Ninety-five and three-quarters.. Bank discount. Unaltered. Billa on Bengal. Twenty-one thousand Madras, ten thousand. Bullion in Bank. Tw.lve and quarter millions/* Silver, for Calcutta, one hundred and forty-thousand Madras, twenly-ihousand Bombay, one hundred and seventy seven thousand. Gold, for Ceylon, thirteen hundred. Indigo. Sale closed two to138 words