From the safety of our Scarlet Pass Crossroads, the correspondent reflects upon the tumultuous events of November 1839, when the town of Newport, in Monmouthshire, became the stage…
It is with a measure of cautious optimism that we note the recent establishment of The Bombay Times and Journal of Commerce, a weekly broadsheet now circulating through the ports a…
From the distant transatlantic mails, lately arrived at the Continental capitals and forwarded by packet to our own Carpathian post-roads, comes intelligence of a most grievous and…
From the teeming wharves of New York to the sober counting-houses of London, and across the Channel to the continental capitals, a peculiar agitation hath seized upon a multitude o…
From the learned halls of Trinity College, Dublin, a report arrives by the latest mail coach that Mr. William Rowan Hamilton, Astronomer Royal of Ireland, has unveiled a system of …
DUBLIN, 14th October 1841.—The blow has fallen. At the first light of this damp October morn, a detachment of the Dublin Metropolitan Police, accompanied by a magistrate of the Cro…
From our overseas correspondent in New York, dated the 13th of October, 1841, we receive intelligence of a most remarkable association lately established in that city. On the eight…
From our Overseas Correspondent, late of the Levantine packet. Word has reached this office by way of the Constantinople mail that the Emir Bashir Shihab II, for near half a centu…
SCARLET PASS CROSSROADS, 7th October 1841 — Tidings have reached this remote waystation, carried by a mud‑spattered courier who rode through three nights of sleet, that William II …