Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Vol. V, No. XXV, June, 1852 — John Shaqi
Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Vol. V, No. XXV, June, 1852Various
General
Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Vol. V, No. XXV, June, 1852
Various
American literature -- Periodicals; Civilization -- Periodicals; Culture -- Periodicals
Miscellaneous, 120, 260, 405. Undecided Course of the
Ministers, 120. Protection, 120. Loss of the Birkenhead,
120. The Crystal Palace, 120, 260, 697. Rumors of Sir John
Franklin's Vessels, 121. Gold in Australia, 121. Meeting of
Parliament, 258. Parliamentary Proceedings: Debate on India,
258; on Duties on Paper and Advertisements, 258; on the Militia
Bill, 258, 405, 546; on Disfranchisement, 258; Tenant Right
Bill, 259; Case of Mr. Murray, 259; The Chancellor's Budget,
259; Proposed Criminal Convention with France, 405; English
Missionaries in Austria, 546; Chancery Reform, 546; Debate on
Course of Ministry, 546; Prorogation, and Queen's Speech, 546.
Royal Academy Dinner, 259. Dispute among Booksellers, 259.
Starvation of Missionaries in Patagonia, 260. Petition for
Pardon of Irish Exiles, 260. Mr. Disraeli and Lord Derby on
Protection, 405. Lord John Russell to his Constituents, 405.
Case of Mr. Mather, 405. Irish Exhibition, 406. Proclamation
against Catholic Ceremonies, 406. Elections for New Parliament,
547, 697. Royal Agricultural Society Dinner, 547. Riot at
Stockport, 547. Emigration to Australia, 547, 697. Mazzini,
547. The Fishery Question, 697. Kossuth in England, 697. The
Fisheries in the Colonies, 835. Canadian Politics, 836. Death
of the Duke of Wellington, with a Sketch of his Life, 837.
Report of the Society for the Advancement of Knowledge, 837.
The Guano Question, 838.
FRANCE.
Meeting of the Legislative Bodies, and President's Speech, 121.
The Budget, 121. Taking the Oaths, 121. Organization of the
National Guard, 122. Reconstitution of the University, 122.
Orleans Estates, 122, 261, 548. The Swiss Refugee Question,
122. The May Fêtes, 260. Charge by General Changarnier against
the President, 260. Counter-charges against Changarnier by
M. Cassagnac, 260. Refusal of Lamoriciere and Arago to take
the Oaths, 261. Letter from the Count de Chambord, 261. Views
of the Three Powers on the Empire, 261, 406, 698. Sale of
Marshal Soult's Pictures, 262. Difficulties of the Press, 406.
Message of the President, 547. Discussion on the Budget, 547.
Executions, 548. Opening of the Strasbourg Railway, 697. Change
in the Ministry, 697. Odilon Barrot abandons Public Life, 697.
Recall of Exiles, 697. Indifference at Elections, 697. Fête of
Napoleon's Birthday, 698. Anniversary of the Capture of the
Bastille, 838. Petitions for the Establishment of the Empire,
838. President's Speech at Lyons, 838. French Press on the Duke
of Wellington, 838.
SOUTHERN AND CENTRAL EUROPE.
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