triweekly

From 1842 to 1846 the paper was issued triweekly, and in the latter year as a daily.

The frequency of publishing shifted from daily, weekly and triweekly.

In 1920, the paper increased to two issues a week, and in 1923 it started printing triweekly.

In recent years, the newspaper has been published irregularly, usually on a triweekly or monthly basis.

The paper became a semi-weekly in May 1930, and a triweekly in April 1931.

It continued to run triweekly north of Oakland, but its popularity would lead to restoration of daily service in 1973.

The name of the party publication was changed to Solidaritets-Gnistan and became a triweekly.

Save for triweekly interviews with instructors and nightly lessons, the retreatants observe full silence.

The Maryborough Chronicle was first published in 1860, running triweekly until 1890 and then distributed on a daily basis.

By 1970, after trying for two years to discontinue the service, Southern Pacific was allowed to trim the Cascade to triweekly.

It was originally published weekly but was later published more frequently, moving to biweekly and then triweekly editions.

In 1846 the Montreal Gazette was published triweekly, with a format like today's New York Times.

I can only forward such proposals to the railway board - the one which we did to make triweekly Nagpur-Pune Express into a daily train.

On October 30, 1983, it introduced its new version of the service (under the slightly modified name "Auto Train") on a triweekly basis.

In 1995 Socialist Worker started publishing every two weeks, except for triweekly issues in May, July and December.

Rajkot Secunderabad Express (triweekly)

The North Western operated triweekly passenger-train service in both directions between Salto and Quarahim.

One way competing newspapers challenged other publications for readership dominance by increasing the frequency of their publication, moving from biweekly to triweekly and perhaps to daily publishing.

Bhopal - Mumbai Janata Express (triweekly)

Then, in 1870, Wide Bay and Burnett News commenced triweekly publication, with The Colonist starting weekly publication in 1884.

Information Bulletin, triweekly, was published by the Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Washington, DC.

In 1936, it acquired the triweekly McCook Tribune, at which Strunk had worked on his arrival in McCook.

The Toronto/Montreal to Sudbury segment was eliminated, and the Capreol-Winnipeg segment was reduced to a triweekly nameless remote services train.

The Fed a triweekly satire and investigative newspaper, and the Jester of Columbia, the newly (and frequently) revived campus humor magazine both inject humor into local life.