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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1865

Page

2

Othello Disruption at Sheffield Theatre Event

In Sheffield England on the 9th the Lyceum theatre performance of Othello was interrupted when a young man, overcome with emotion, sprang from his seat and declared he would not stay for the murder scene. He pushed past others including a policeman, causing a brief riot before exiting. The audience then laughed, with Desdemona pausing her death throes to join.

Tremont Temple Young Mens’ Christian Association Alexander H. Bullock Worcester House of Representatives Henry Carter Edward G. Tileston Y. M. C. Association Bullock Cromwell Frederick Pitt British Islands Mirabeau Europe New England Lord Bacon Kingdom of Heaven Webster Hayne Pinckney Faneuil Hall London Sydney Smith France Naseby Marston Moor Bunker Hill Princeton America Conde Napoleon Grant England Duke of Wellington Sherman Friends of Liberty Republic Mexico Junius Angel of Mercy Sisters of Charity Seward Virginia Missouri Maryland John Brown Charlestown Wireas Walter Raleigh Macaulay Bishop Simpson Ohio Lyceum Theatre Sheffield Besdemona Othello Desdemona New York Juignet M. Faye M. Juignet Prussia Venetia Germany Austria Schleswig Holstein Chapin Earth Rome Judas Cataline Nature Agassiz Singleton Richmond Orr Gilmore Rives Andrew Boutwell New House Supreme Court Albany Reverdy Johnson Washington Senate Finance Committee Navy Hale Sumner United States St. Lawrence Gloucester Mass Maine St Lawrence Lakes Canada Custom House Treasury Congress United Secretary of the Treasury Messrs Pomeroy Ramsey Howe Collamer White Smithers Pendleton Jencks

Arrival and losses amid Civil War naval activity

New York reports the steamer Columbia arrives from Havana with cargo, the rebel steamer Coquette sails to Nassau, Lena and Maria blockade runners reach Galveston with cotton, and the loss of the rebel steamer R. E. Lee is confirmed with six deaths. A Federal expedition cuts out the steamer Bell at Galveston and part of a blockade running schooner crew is arrested there.

New York Columbia Havana Coquette Nassau Lena Maria Galveston R. E. Lee Rio Grande Bell Poutlane Moravian Liverpool Londonderry McDonald Hibernia Hansa Bavaria Southampton America Sherman Thomas North Dix Canada London Times Canadian Daily News Washington the Times Lakes St. Lawrence

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