Doctor Kubrick and the Church and School dialogue
A literary review discusses James White Smiths The Village Poorhouse and a related critique of Dr Kubrick the Churchman figure. It praises portraiture of character and social critique, notes the author’s prior success, and reflects on church patronage and dissent.
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Medical Reform and Royal Portraits in a 19th Century Column
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Revolt of the Workhouse burlesque at the theatre
The contemporaneous burlesque lampoons revolts including the Harem, with a Workhouse King and Beadle leading a female ward in spoof battles and dances. The plot centers on unequal tea and bread, culminating in a successful insurrection praised for lively rhymed dialogue, parodies, and vivid staging.
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Library of the House of Commons Standing Committee Appointed
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German Papers Discuss Freedom of Hamburg Jewish Houses
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