The Keersase 1840 tribute and Turkish harem scene
A review excerpt from The Keersase 1840 highlights articles of high merit. It describes Lady E J Wortley’s banquet at Khosrow Pacha’s Bosphorus palace and a vivid tour of the harem, then shifts to Ortextat Outlives and a Greek Christening dance, noting costumes, music, and village life in Greece and Turkey. The piece also includes an extended excerpt from The Life of Joseph Brant Thayendehowa, debating civilization and happiness, with Brant arguing against European prisons and debt bondage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keersase
E.J. Wortley
Khosrow Pacha
Bosphorus
Europe
Ortextat
Rasaren
Tunsey
Greece
Constantinople
Pyrgo
Stratti
Weippert
Oxomaria
Herod
England
Turkey
Scotland
Maevromara
Joseph Brant Thayende
Negea
Sivages
Europa
America
Birmingham meeting over police bill stirs Chartist clash
In Birmingham a mass meeting convened by the mayor confronts government police proposals. Chartist leaders denounce the bill, urging lawful reform and warning against despotic power, while proponents defend constitutional rights and peaceful protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Police
M&etino
Wareebveest Bundade
Philip Henry Muntz
Bear
Hear
I’. M. M'Donnell
Jose Hathhes
John Russell
Sir Robert Pee
England
John
Bartholomew Redfern
Brown
Audh
Jobn Fussell
Joseph Sturge
Coventry
House of Commons
Bis Police
Moat
Spain
Senate
Sturge
George Edmonds
Drr. Shearman
Horatio Cutler
Salt
Blaxland
Porter
Smallwood
Revival notes at Davay Love Theatre and Covent-Garden
The Davay Love Theatre revived O Keefe's Fild Oats with Dowton as Sir George Thunder and Vining as Rover to strong audience reaction. The Rivals revival at Covent Garden featured Farren as Sir Anthony Absolute and Harley as Acres. performances mixed praise with critique of other roles. Sheridan comedies were revived at Haymarket with Strickland, Power, Webster, and Buckstone delivering timely venues. audience fatigue noted by midnight. Visitors to Jack Sheppard and new spectacle drew royals and nobles, while England’s grain imports and births in England and Wales year end 1858 are briefly cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davay Love Theatre
O’keefe
Dowton
George Thunder
Vining
Rover
Elliston
Mordaunt
Amaranth
Penn
School For Scandal
Farren
Sir Anthony
Absolute
Anderson
Harley
Acres
Theophrastus
Brougham
Lucius
C. Jones
Malapr P
Madame Vestris
Lydia
Julia
Falkland
Cooper
Haymanner Theatre
Sheridan
Anthony Absolute
Strickland
Walter Lacy
Captain Absolute
Lucius O'Trigger
Power
Webster
Buckstone
David
Phelpsay Falkland
Beauchamp
Earls March
Pembroke
Kilmorey
Chesterfield
Southampton
Strangford
Lady de Bathe
J. Macdonald
Methuex, &c
Newgate
Poetry Fragments and Essays From Oxford 1839
A mixed selection echoes poems and essays with lines about a true love’s grave garland of death’s flowers, Teutonic steam visions, and reflections on wealth, religion, language, and manners. Includes notes on Saxon roots, Napoleonic-era views, and linguistic curiosities.
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Oxford
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Irving
F. Burdett
H. Thomas
Genteman
Ashton
20Th Regt
THE
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Sacer
Wales
T.L
Periwinkle
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Weser
Bus-tterich
Cleart
Busterich
M. Aragon
Godwin
Napoteon
Egypt
Swift
Oricix
Lasouvaer
Milton
Addison
Johnson
Sade
Rench
Parsons Green
Hollang
Gentleman's Magazine
Alnent
Alnarcht
Adal
Bert
Albert
Germany
Albrecht
Alberic
Ric
Reich
Axp Latry
Locke
Ann Jonevent
Prince Henry
Prussia
Prince
Heaven
Abernethy
Steuar Ig
Navarino
Syria
St. Saviourgate
York
Alex. Bell
Leeds
Methodist Society
London
Yeers
Prematpar Wispou
Loch T Leven
Loch Lever
Matura
Haslitt
Demnitoy
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