Elizabethan Era The Queen's Peculiar Traits Lecture Notes
Huntington Hall hosts George Makepeace Lowle on Elizabeth and her realm. The talk traces Elizabeth I from youthful charm to mature power, detailing her willed leadership, courtly intrigues, and the era's transformation of England through the Reformation, exploration, and maritime dominance.
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Huntington Hall
George Makepeace Lowle
Elizabeth
Lowell Institute
Monroe
Robert Cecil
Irip
Burleigh
Walsingham
Hansome
Leicester
Sidney
England
Drake
Freisher
Hawkins
Essex
Bacon
Raleigh
Shakespere
Roger Ascham
Mary
France
Calais
Scotiland
Mary Stuart
Kenry
Annie Boleyn
Plantagenets
Vestal
Spencer
Belphoebe
Seymour
Prince
Denmark
Philip of
Spain
Charles
Archduke
Austria
d’Anjou
Alencon
Nicholas Bacon
Thomas Sackville
Henry Sidney
Francis Bacon
Lord Howard of
Effingham
Davidson
Europe
America
February Atlantic and Harper's read by critics
The February Atlantic reviews Hazlitt kinship and Royce on Schopenhauer, plus Lowell’s Noto on rapid Japan Westernization. Harper’s highlights Sargent’s Edwin Booth portrait, Thackeray drawings, English Writers in India, Smyth’s Channel, and Hale Bonner pieces. The issue offers Finland profiles, the Grand Canyon, and Howells praise for Maupassant while noting mixed pieces and critiques.
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Atlantic
Lamb Letters
Hazlitt
Dr. Royce
Hegel
Schopenhauer
Dana
Scott
William Everett
New England
John Rutledge
Miss Earle
Frank Gaylord Cook
Theodore Roosevelt
Alpheus Hyatt
Custom House
Helen Gray Cone
Graham Omson
Harper’s
Harper's Magazine
Mr. Sargent
Edwin Booth
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Hamiet
Richelieu
Thackeray
M. Boudinot
Becky
Calcutta
India
Hurst
Warren Hastings
Philip Francis
Finland
Quosers
Harry Lansdell
Albert Heessels
Edelfelt
M . Theodore Child
Smyth
Strait of Magellan
Mr. Warner
Heart of the
Desert
Colorado
Ellen Mackay Hutchinson
Newee Willis
Indeeads
Dr. . Hale
Geraldine Bonner
Robert Bonner
Miss Guiney
Mr. Howells
Anti Free Coinage Committee Forms in Fanent Hall
Henry L. Higginson named chairman of a delegation to Washington to protest the free coinage of silver. The Committee on Coinage will hear the delegation on Wednesday January 28. Members include General J. A. Walker, E. W. Hooper, William Endicott Jr., Roger Walcott, Charles Jackson, F. W. Breed, Franklin Haven Jr., and Professor F. W. Taussig.
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Henry L. Higginson
Fanent Hall
Washington
Committee On Coinage
Mgr. Higginson
J. A. Walker
E. W. Hooper
William Endicott, Jr
Roger Walcott
Charles ©. Jackson
F. W. Breed
Franklin Haven, Jr
F. W. Taussig
VESSELS IN PORT LIST OF PORTS AND OWNERS
A compact list of steamships and brigs with master names, tonnage, consignee or agent, and destination. Entries cover vessels like City of Essex, Michigan, and Annie M Small with masters Taylor, Stott, and Howes, listing Hull, wharves, and notes on docked status and in stream positions.
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Oston
Forbes
J G Hail & Co
Yarmouth
Lewis Acon
Lewis
Richardson & Barnard
Savannah
Lewisity of
Essex
Taylor
A. M. Graham
Baltimore
Central Liscard
Campbell
Furness
Lisbon
Ny&ne
Minia
Stott
Halifax
Michigan
Walters
Warren & Co
Liverpool
Grand Junction
Nyassa
Limond
Geo D Emery
Seere
Chelsea
Pavonia
McKay
Alex Martin
Cunard Reading
Elwell
Reading
R Rco
Phila
Batchelders Syartan
Cromwell
H B Sampson
Philadelphia
Long Stubbenhui
Bonohr
Munderloh & Co
Hamburg
ERR
Virginian
Fitt
Thayer & Lincoln
Hoosac Wilkesbarre
Cates
Lehigh Valley Coal Co
Atlantic Works
E & Ships
Annie M Small
Howes
Edward Lawrence
National Granaee
Gerrish
Emery & Co
National
E & Juletrae (Nor
Smithtehersen
Gill & Lootz
Australia
Constitution Barks
Auburndale
Dow
J S Emery
Leighton’s. EB Benj Dickerman
Chisholm
Stearns & Co
Neponset Clotilde
Bowden
J S Emery & Co
Reenees Leighton
J H
Jessie McGregor
Preston
Kinsman & CO
Levis Andrews
Love
James Bliss & Co
Morse
Matthew Baird
Norton
Hmery & Co
Eerse
Leighton
Brigs
Akbar
Holmes
Seeees
Marquand
Annie K Storer
Richardson
C Hunt & Co
Burnham’s
Aquilla
Sencabaugh
Delong & Seaman
Commercial Acacia
Hammett
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Fisk’s
Strum
Cayenne
Tudors Carib
Dolly
Flitner & Co
Yelog
Coney
Surinam
Shipping News Miniature Almanac On Jan Twenty Seventh
Shipping news lists arrivals and movements at Boston and foreign ports with steamer Pavonia City of Macon H I Dimock Forest City and other vessels. Notes include wind conditions, passengers, and assorted craft, with entries from Calcutta Fayal London Queenstown Rotterdam and more.
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Pavonia
McKay
Liverpool
Queenstown
Alexander Martin
City of
New York
H M Whitney
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
Nightingale
Mangor
Raye
St Andrews
Sullivan Sawin
Anderson
Baltimore
Spanker
Centennial
Ruton
Port Liberty
Kelle Brown
Sawyer
Sehr
E. Waterman
Banker
Nantucket
Gilberton
Philadelphia
Calcutta
Holt Hill
Edwards
FAYAL
Mosesb
Higgins
Terceira
Glasgow
State of Indiana
London
Batman
Umbria
Wisconsin
Rotterdam
Spaarndam
Sharpness
Providence
Jones
San Francisco
Southampon
Moravia
Ger
Hamburg
Swansea
Lake Huron
Table Bay
Alice
Provincetown
Ship Altair to San Francisco and various marine notes
MARINE NOTES report multiple sea events with ships, accidents, and cargo. The City of Macon sighted a burned vessel near Cape Lookout Shoals. Parthia sails for San Francisco with 3500 tons, cost 126000 dollars. Captains Johnson and McKown named. Edith Rowe ashore at Burin, NF. Eva B Douglas and George A McFadden incidents near Falmouth and Boston. Also provisions on nautical salvage, vessels stranded, and a new Nantucket life-saving station appointment.
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City of Macon
Lewis
Boston
Savannah
Cape Lookout Shoals
Parthia
Bath
New York
California
San Francisco
Boton
Ek, R. Johnson
Southport
H. M. McKown
Sch
Fred A. Emerson
McKown
Jimock
Logfish Bar
Hyannis
Burin
Gloucester Mutual
Woods Holl
George A McFadden
Falmouth
Mass
Eva
Douglas
Vineyard Haven
Schr Pacific
Key Wisi
Barkentine
Joseph Baker
Bangor
New Orleans
Baltimore
North Key
Florida
Norfolk
Lewis Ehrmann
Orchilla
Altimore
Back River
Vineyard Sound
Odin Golgie
Mantanzas
Halifax
Williams, Slater
Confidence
Macauley
Ellida
Elsie
Mercury
Mercedita
Lecort
Chatham
Domestic Ports Report From Bath and Nearby Harbors
A harvest of sailing movements from Bath and adjacent ports. Vessels including the Celina Mogntford bound for Horse Toland, Dada for Washington DC, Parthia new ship from Bath to Nant Tow, the Ettie H Lister sailing for New York, and the Lottie Mills to Port Spain among others. Also noted are schooners, steamers, and tugs departing, with routes to New York, Boston, Roslyn, and Liverpool, detailing regional maritime activity.
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Bath
Sreera
Mogntford
Toland
Washington, DC
Chatham
Cape Cod
Aelia
Arguerite
Philadelphia
Cape Elizabeth
Parthia
Carter
W Morse
Georgetown
Ettie H Lister
Mason
New York
Sailea
Jas Waples Ponder
Dodd
Lottie, Mills
Port Spain
Enos
Phillips, Baker, Issue Hill
Key West
Connal
Galveston
Desert Ferry
Bickford
Sullivan
Mie
Winter
Wear
New Bedford
Lottie Beara
Marquand
St Helena
Pavilion
Chate
Newport News
Queen Dyason
Liverpool
Rossend Castle
Harris
Savanah
Havre
Thordisa
Bogart
New Orleans
Owl's Head
Republicana
E Davis
Charles Woolsey
Comperce
MJ Lee
J F Beacham Rockland
Newark
Provincetown
Den
Mercur
Elsie
Alfred Brabook
Sailed and cleared vessels in the Northeast ports
Shipping news from port towns reports schooners and steamers sailing and clearing for New York Norfolk and Philadelphia. Vessels include Coral McKay from Boston, Knickerbocker towing Anna E J Morse, Damietta and Joahan sailing for Havana, and ships Pasthia Gath and Allegheny groups arriving at Providence. A schooner sinking near Absecon is noted as a navigation obstruction.
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Coral McKay
Boston
New York
Pool
Clark's Cove
Jacob M Haskell
Rockport
Damietta
Joahan
Wallace
Havana
O H Brown
Brown
Norfolk
Baltimore
Silver Heels
Quinlan
Rockland
LA Belknap
Griffin
Sch Flash
St. John
Moston
Cape Elizabeth
C. W. Morse
Pasthia
Gath
Providence
Alleghany
Aries
Philadelphia
US Grant
Jersey City
Mars
Henry Sutton
Fearce
Pequot
Gov H Yi Hoyt
Harold
Packer
U_ 5
Grant
Alice M Ridgway
Snow
New Bedford
Nathan F Dixon
Dickens
Block Island
Parker
Allegheny
Absecom
Savannah
Bernard, Richards
Barbados
Bellona
Lencir
London
Redruth
Bremen
Dessoug
Ihiladelphia
L H Miller
Salbem
Harrisburg
Swirs Uarrie A Norton
Delahanty
Elbridge Gerry
Clark
San Francisco
Kennebec
Port Angeles
Yosemite
Fuiler
Tacoma
George F Manson
Crack
Vineyard Haven
Charles F Mayer
Hand
Schirs
Annie A Booth
Wasson
Lynx
Lynn
St John
Mary Alower
Charles A Briggs
Waittier
Loston
Wm. &. Slater
St. Nicholau
Lucerne
Lbykeman
Fall River
Arbadoes
Dee
Cornwallis
N. S
James M. Flannagan
Hawks
Hunter
Kelson
Mineola
Duncan
Bradford C. French
Thompson
Charles I
Meyer
Notice to Mariners Salts Several Buoy Changes at Boston Harbor and Nearby
Portland January 24 A notice reports multiple navigation buoy changes near Salem harbor Boston entrance and Monhegan Island. Spindles placed on Brimbles Ledge Kettlebottom Rock Roaring ull Rock and Hardings Ledge with red spar buoys renumbered off Bass Rock and Dusney Bay. King Philip wreck buoy removed and Duck Rocks whistle buoy replaced.
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Brimbles
Kettlebottom Rock
Salem Harbor
Roaring Ull Rock
Gurnet Rock
Plymouth Harbor Entrance
King Philip
Nantucket
Great Point
Portland
Duck Rocks
Monhegan Island
Cunard Pagonila Arrives From Liverpool Saloon List
The Cunard steamer Pagonila reached from Liverpool with fair passage. Saloon occupants include Mrs S A Beaver Miss Elien J Cowper Miss JH Pitz erald Mr McConnell and several Motte, Messenger, Robinson, and Strange members, totaling 101 passengers in saloon second cabin steerage. From Savannah the steamer City of Macon lists M M Foss Wm H Dunn Al Reigeil J C Wyman Mrs Harrington among 58 steerage.
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Cunard
Pagonila
Liverpool
S A Beaver
Elien J Cowper
JH Pitzerald
Kev McConnell
Eb A Messenger
J L Motte
M B Motte
Albert Price
Misa
A Robinson
KR H Robinson
Rachel Strange
G Borouge
Savannah
Macon
M M Foss
Wm H Dunn
al Reigeil
J C Wyman
Mrs Harrington
MailS Close At Boston And For Ireland And Europe
Mail deadlines listed for multiple routes from New York to Britain Ireland France Belgium Germany and others with special and standard addressed letters. Dates show Jan 27 and Jan 28 8 pm or 3 pm plus additional for Nova Scotia Bermuda Central America and Jamaica. Steamship lines include Germanic Niagara Xpree Boston Cienfuegos Baldomero Velesias City of Para Werra and others with port calls via Queenstown Southampton Bremen or New York.
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Ireland
Great Britain
New York
Germanic
Queenstown
Liverpool
France
Belgium
Cuba
Niagara
Netherlands
Norway
Switzerland
Austria
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Russia
Turkey
Xpree
Southampton
Bremen
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Boston
Bermuda
Trinidad
Halama Lalanits
Santiago
Cienfuegos
Venezuela
United States
Colon
Costa Rica
Guatemala
City of Para
Portune Island
Jamaica
Jac
Aux Cayes
Adirypdack
Belgia
Werra
Auranti
Éoat
la Bretaque
Havre
Yucatan
Ampeche
Tabasco
Chipas
Orizaba
St St. Croix
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Windward Islands
Burnley
Ort Rico
Smeaton Tower
Brazil
la Plata
St Croix
St Thomas
Barbadoes
Varonia
Trans-Pacific Mails and Steamship Schedule Updates
Notices detail mail closures for multiple routes. City of Rio de Janeiro from San Francisco serves Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and the East Indies except British India with Boston and San Francisco dates. Zelandia serves Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoa and Hawaiian Islands with Boston closing dates. Hawaii mail via Australia steamer Australia from San Francisco closes in February.
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Trans-Pacific
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
The
East Indies
British India
Strait Setlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Rio de Janeiro
San France
Moston
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Fiachiian Islands
Zelandia
Francisco
Malls
Boston
Hong Hong
Dnatch
San Francisco
Maila
Hawaiian Islands
San Eifion
Steamship Australia
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George Makepeace Towle
Henry Bidnay
Elizath
Tudor
Philip
White Star Line
Royal Mail
RED Stam Line
Antwerp
Danams & CO
State St
Cor
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CHE Adams
Ccodex
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn
A.M. Grallam
Agt
Central Wharf
Atlantic Mutual (Marine) Ins. CO
Win Thory Ocupfin
WM. &. Colby
State Street
Border &1
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Rebecca Crowell
Broad Street
A Hooper
Calder
Uengeé
South Bay
Amelia
Cobb
Johnson
Eeeerse
Annie Gus
Lunt
Serrrereereeerans Commercial
Petty
Look
G Moseley
Marquands
EB Allston
Dyer
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Giays ‘Ashton
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Reece
Sentennial
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Doane & Co
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Fitz Bray
Charles Noble Simmons
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J W Linnell
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Barclay, Clements & Co
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EG Willard
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Edward Blake
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Geo W
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Fred Walton
Rich
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Battery Flora Hogers
Jobnenn
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Fullerton
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Barclay, Clements&Co
East Packet
Harry Prescott
Gilmore
J P Elliott & Co
Ida L
Ray
Haskell
Walter Friend & Co
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Cambridge IV Hine
Johnstown
Jennie Seaverns
Tupper
Jonathan Bourne
Berry
John B Norris
Robbins
James Warren
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Cambridge
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Damariscotta
James H Woodhouse
Kelley
Kelly’s
J E du Bignon
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Geo McQuesten
Webber
Orris W. Child
Beck
J P Ellicott & Co
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Mary Steele
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Mattie F
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George A Goodwin
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Pease International 88, CO
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