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Newspaper

Champion

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 09, 1816

Page

7

Liars and marriages feature in two court actions

In the Sheriff Court Sir Thomas Hardy won 10001 damages against the owner of the Morning Herald over a winter libel about Lady Hardy eloping with the Marquis of Abercorn. In the Court of King's Bench Miss Lanery sued Hunter Ey for breach of promise of marriage. she was governess to his children and had suffered health issues nursing his wife. Jury awarded 1500 damages. A major forgery case in the City involved forged Baring names tied to Leipzig fair dealings.

Sheriff’ Court Sir Thomas Hardy Theorning Herald Lady Hardy Abercorn Court of King's Bench Lanery Vic Leipsic House of Baring

Dramatic Review on Mrs Sippens as Queen Catherine

A London theatre audience recalls Mrs Sippens in Queen Catherine amid a crowded pit and mixed opinions on returning to the stage. The piece praises her dignity and tragic presence, notes Kenare and Miss O’Neile, and critiques Mr Kempre and Ecenton in their roles while urging a true farewell only when retirement is intended.

Edinburgh London Cuan Worrs Miss Oonuinn Mrs. Sippens Kempre Enesgy Cardinal Wolsey Wolsey Kennan Macbeth Ecenton Men

Punning as a Legitimate Art and Social Glue

The piece defends punning as a sharpening intellectual habit and social lubricant. It praises its quickness and linguistic stretch, notes its risks of abuse in sermons and courts, and argues puns ease dull hours, spark conversation, and bond circles, while warning against pompous or harmful uses.

M.p.’S Donne Lord Bacon Puusters Dog Tom Towkebury Royal Society Horace Plautus Shakspeare Pope Osers Adecantes

Poets and Imitators in the Age of Poetry

The piece critiques poets made by reading, praising genuine observation over imitation. It contrasts Wordworth and Coleridge with lesser imitators, lauding Hozg’s nature-loving verse from the introduction to Madar of the Moor and citing rich natural imagery and a cultivated appreciation of the landscapes and creatures described.

Castry Charles Wordaworth Stoore Byron Coleridge Christabel Hozg Vuiginak Gens Ile Huw Fuss Tuy

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