Recollections of Chantrey and Engraving Notes
A historical survey of Sir Francis Chantrey and English sculpture, praising his expressive portraits and lamenting earlier limits of patronage. It discusses the Oxford monument, Canova comparisons, and remarks on Chantrey’s 1819 Italian visit, alongside notes on Lucas van Leyden prints donated to the British Museum and Westminster Abbey’s Chapter House decor and pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantrey
Edward
Sone Hall
Jim
Bacon
Nol- Jekens
Oxford
Mey
Charles I
Charing-croes
Ghinling Gibbons
Chartrey
Walter Scott
Robert Peel
Therwahisat
Canova
Washington
Bonaparte
Classie Aculptor
Italy
Fre
Weathen
Ties
Raether
Henry James Brooke
Clapham Rise
British Museum
Lucas van Leyden
Brooke
Brecke
Hagar
Bartsch
Sandrart
Luess van Leyden
Albert Diivers
Moat Megant
Ulric Mayer
Rembrand
Westminster Abbey
Christouber Ween
Chipter
Scott
Mesurs Savage
Cottingham
Court and Nobility Notes in Historic British Gazette
A long miscellany reports on engraver artistry for Queen Victoria, royal visits, and court appointments. It notes Sir Christopher Rawlinson becoming Chief Justice, Francis Bohay as judge, and other legal and ecclesiastical changes. The piece mentions naval officers named to the Sailors’ Medal roll, Lady Mlessington’s mausoleum, and various returns and travels of nobility to Welbeck and Yester.
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Quion Duvinger
England
Nro Tuemba
Saya Hs Art
Ian Wiven
Georgiana Romilly
Firaily
Wiltor
Sree
Lord Denman
Midleton Park
Yorksing
Tweediate
Yester Hons
St Leonard's
Lady Wood
East Spencer
Aldhory Wark
Northmptonshire
Duke of Borjland
Welbeck Abhey
Notts
Adelaite
Sammel Ling
Coxawary
Queen
Jiesty
Hustinge
John Hayton
Able Sea Row
James Berry
Kwatewain
Wickford Tall
Honey
Feremiah Granville
Ontawain
Philip Perry
John Brodie
Able Seman
James Crwly
Signals
Count Dray
Mlessington
Christopher Rawlinson
Court of Maidens
Jamis B. Gambini
Alice
William Jefcott
Christopher Rawlincon
Lilo Penang
High Court of Criminal Adventure Gortint Istaunt
Singapore
James Kk. O'Dowd
Rey
Abe Francie
Bahamas
John Liles
Martinice
Devonport
Admiralty
Victorian Era Bath and Charities News and Rail Updates
A London meeting notes the Royal Humane Societys work with drowning prevention and medallions awarded for lifesaving. The Royal Bath and Washhouse opening in Marylebone details a 20,000 building, 107 baths, dressing rooms, and separate entrances. Railway topics include Western lines, Parliament extensions, and Paris rapid transit claims, plus military and naval reports on Army reductions and shipyard plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weetminsterruait
Murensz
Aesopimrion
Eiedl
Great
Christopher Eales
St. Maryfebune
Elise
T. Tl
Wakely
Royal Humane Societe
Nice
Trafilgar-square
Zenera
Paat
Persing
Kovenine
Sruut
Amy
Lonaraty Ailrar
Reseme
Migondanl
Bunarasy
Sebastian Beli
Sonsini
Gre ‘Itain
Hudson
York and
Barwick
Sunderland
Berapatl
Bullroay
South-western Railway Company
Waterloo Bridge
Southwark
London Bridge
Paris
London
Boulogne
Aries
Leeds
Birmingham
Curious Health Regimen and Royal Finances Amid Turmoil
A quirky historical portrait details a man’s lifelong remedies from daily musk scent to saffron oils, plus a look at royal provisions and sums paid to the exiled French royal family since February’s revolution. It notes semi-official accounts of allowances, debts, and restorations, and shifts to a stock market anecdote recalling earnings of £20,000 from a battle-linked price move in Ghent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey
Zelf
Uutcher
Hind
Fasouy
France
Bern
Parlia Dent
Louis Philippe
Orcave
Duke d'Aumale
Count of Seully
Minister of Finance
Qeiumale
Gouwssrre
Deess
Coldemith
Luis Dia Moter
Srose
Zraing
Exchang
London
Ghent
Napoleon
Anteriers
Zes Yutis Bouchers de Gand & Napoleun le Grand
Wholesale Prices Current Report Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show wholesale price terms and names unclear. Readable bits mention Ronnie and Edie Nm Bp and OLS but lack full items or context to identify products, buyers, sellers, or prices.
Odd historical note on a private soldier and a noted coaching inn
A disjointed account mentions a private to Mr Toston earning £12,000 yearly, with future vote implications, and references The King's Head at North Allerton. It recalls the hotel and posting house famed for northern coaching routes, a grand tavern and stables serving coaches from London to Edinburgh, and a large estate later used for farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tm Toston
Bax
Jandos P Irelwid
Hil Mie
Airish Army
King's Head
North Allerton
London
Ecivment
Notice of Subscriptions and Advertisements Policy
The Adelaide Times outlines subscription terms and advertisement rules including a due date, charges by period, and alignment with the publisher's address. It notes readers must subscribe by start date, and nonpayment may lead to charges. details on line counts, placement, and editorial contact are provided.
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Adelaide Times
Zealand
Caer
Mentisus
Cape
The
Aubecsi
Auloe
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Fine Arts
Sir Francis Chantrey
naiTis
Journal Des Débats
Sainte Chapelle
Lare
Way
Jesus
Joan of Bruges
Theophilus
Cen
Rino Clennini
M. Dumas
Nnneatz Mikes
Engle Adaway
Westminter County Court
Dennis Creagh Moylan
Francis Bohey
Ecceeslasticat
Hinds
Nonriet
Robert Givit
St. Mary's
Chaol
Sussex Agricultural Baprese
Des
Suszests
Annem
University of Glogow
IT. Stowe
P. E Nicholson
Trinity Cambridge
Ste Philly's
Manchester
H. Beetleston
St. 'S Chapel
Tasvon
Rome
Oakley
B. Bickersteth
Stamford
Atsting
Gorham x
Exeter
Bickersteth
J. A. Vanmer
Tidcomibe
Tiverton
Church of Rome
London Times
Roorabis
Leo
Lige
Spencer
Uonstings
Phresminth
Dhie
Secrice
Africa
Alse
Iefeper widGein
Edie
Ae MO
Jurton
Bo Ifry
Gall
Helin Brovily
Martell
Greer Coffee
Manila
Mansi
Muscatel
Wales
Manna Wa
Cope de Venis
Leah Feldi
Aideiaide& Sys
Lito Hippa
SABO
Ens
Sitiavian
Pia Tae
Cag
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