The Punjaub; being a brief account of the country of the Sikhs, its extent, history, commerce, productions, government, manufactures, laws, religion, etc.

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1THE

2ENGLISH GENTLEMAN

3PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

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5Thb peculiar features of this Journal, which has arisen out of

6the ashes of the late Age and Argus, are the moderate tone

7of its Politics, the completeness of its Intelligence, and the

8entire omission in its pages of everything that is calculated to

9offend the purest taste. The following is the general classifi-

10cation of its contents : —

11Parliamentary Proceedings — Extracts from the best

12Speeches in both Houses. Foreign News. Colonial News. East

13India Intelligence — (Chreat attention is paid to this branch of the

14Journal), Law and Police. The Court and Fashion. Sporting

15Intelligence. The Army. The Navy. The Church and Uni-

16versities. General and Miscellaneous News. Domestic Occur-

17rences. Leading Articles. Correspondence. The Drama. Music.

18The Fine Arts. Original Papers. Science. Commerce and

19Agriculture. Original City Article.

20Railway Intelligence.

21(The latter branch of the Paper being under the careful and

22exclusive direction of a party qualified to estimate its importance,

23and to register every event connected with its progress accurately

24and impartially .)

25Printed and Published by William W. Bartb, 4, Brydges

26Street, Strand, and sold by all Newsmen in the United

27Kingdom.