A Lear of Love and Crime in London and Boston
A Philadelphia student recalls meeting Everard Graham and the distraught Emile Barton in Boston and later discovering Graham in London. The pair's romance ends with a fatal descent into drink and murder, culminating in Graham’s suicide note and burial in Kingsland Field. The daughter survives with her mother’s kin in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie Barton
England
Hells
St. James
Johnson
Surrey Theatre
Emilie
Hampstead
America
Tean
Graham
Kingsland Road
The Messenger Prospectus 1844 Northern Southern Balance
The prospectus outlines a new weekly paper to blend entertainment with instruction. It offers departments in Romance, Miscellany, Fireside Readings, Political World, Agricultural, Foreign News, Temperance, Commercial, Poetry, Ladies and Youths, Original Communications, Major Jones Corner, and Editorial content. Subscriptions begin January with options for single or two copies and a call for subscribers by December first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regent
Drury Lane
Ibi
Graham
Tore
New-England
London
Abbey of Westminster
Westminster Stairs
Waterloo Bridge
Blackfriars
Thames Street
the Thames
Everard Graham
London Post Office
America
Tam
Messine
Messrencer
Messencer
Augusta
Messenger
Messenerr
the Messenger
Jones
Joseen Jones
Pineville
Ublic
Saturday Evening Messenger
William T. Thompson
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Temperange
Evérard Graham
Willis Gaylord Clarke
Philadelphia
Eeverard Graham
G the Con
Everard
Eme Te Barton
Toga Cotilions
Anglishman
Eve
Heaven
Barton Hill
Ludgate Hill
Hill
Burgundy
France
Atlantic
Europe
Thames
Bicket Street
Temple Bar
Anon
Fleet Street
St. Paul’s
Prospectus
Augusta, Ga
W.T. Thompson
Editem Wall