Review of The New Theatre for the English Opera
The New Theatre for the English Opera is airy and comfortable yet could be more compact. The Duenna performance wins praise for wit and music while several leads including Miss Kelzy and Miss Kensy are critiqued for tone and delivery. The afterpiece My Hunt drags, with weak jokes and dull scenes, prompting an early exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Carol
Lille Isaac
Garris
Drury Lane
Don Jerome
Kaury
Don Carlos
New Theatre
Covent Garden
Madame Sacchi
Miss Kelzy
Miss L. Kensy
Innfenia
Femself
Mr Cuyerearoy
Fsace Mendoza
Hilletes
Solomon
Lenasac
Don Ferdinand
Snort
Edro
Santen
Luther Paul
Promeron
Wreacu
Russert
Lancastra
Poem Exalting Milton and Liberty’s Light
Fragmentary verse praising Milton, liberty, and truth. Mentions Liberty as a living light and memory reflecting on great deeds. Describes a soaring mind and a steadfast eye tracing truth beneath troubled waters with lofty spiritual imagery.
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Milton
Sean
Untitled Poem Fragment on Tears and Longing
The speaker addresses Eula and laments tears in eyes and sorrow from years past. A longing for light to return, a hope that the beloved will regain calm, yet the thought of sorrow awakens the heart and leaves the speaker lonely and silent.
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Deera
Southey as Laureate Creates Tiny Verse on Royal Marriage
A 19th century critic laments Southey a laureate’s tiny verses on the royal marriage. He mocks the stately, solemn tone and praises a new piece titled The I of the Laureate. The critique comments on the Bard’s restraint and the public’s likely weariness of pious royal tributes.
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Robe Southeev
Longman
Mr. Southey
Southey
Ateracon
Lay of the Laureate in Southey’s Verse Critique
A critical appraisal of Southey’s Lay of the Laureate, noting it as a dreary tedious poem with many lines of prose and little poetry. The reviewer mocks the dream frame, praises some moral exhortations, and questions the use of references to Spenser and Catullus while urging improvement in future poetry.
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Eliza
Spenser
Drayton
Ben
Deniel
Mr. Pye
Mr. Son
Mr. Southey
Catullis
Dear
Brutus
Southey
Chow
Court and Fashions: Royal News From York to Malta
The Duke of York recovers and appears in a carriage. Princess Charlotte and the Prince of Saxe Coburg plan to attend Covent Garden Theatre to see Miss O Neill. Princess of Wales reportedly settled at Malta. Prince Leopold visits Cumberland House. The Duke of Clarence shows slight goat fever. A deputation of dissenting ministers presents an address to the Prince Regent on Princess Charlotte's marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of York
York House
Princess Charlotte
Prince of
Saxe Coburg
Covent Garden
Miss O'Neill
Judidt
Timour the Farlor
Naples
Royal
the Princess of Wales
Malta
Felucca
Prince Leopold
Cumberland House
Pall Mall
Serene
Camelford-house
Duke of Clarence
Prince Regent
Viscount Edmouth
Charlotte
Prince Regent summer residence construction delayed
Barautoy June 25 Yesterday Mr Waller house steward to the Prince Regent arrived noting the planned summer residence at Pavillion will be postponed until after the birthday. A south wing range for domestics kitchens and servants rooms is under swift erection with plans for a central water engine. Local sentiment is tentative amid general complaint among residents.
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Barautoy
Waller
Zire
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Sonnet
Eula, I
Liskrature
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