Critique of the Soldier's Daughter at Cofent Garden Theatre
The review applauds Miss O'Neill for lively acting and Mrs Oakley and Lady Teaste for restrained humor while condemning the play as weak and superficial. It notes monotony in O Neill's tragedy and praises a vivid description of her life with her husband. The piece ends by stating the play repeats Saturday amid broad acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’neill
Josesin Rank Sdeartao
Teaste
Oakley
Yornley
Shevaya
Royal visits and reform meeting in England 1817
Reports detail a Windsor royal visit by the Duke of York and a long audience at St James's Palace with the Duchess of Cumberland. Also included is an Leeds Reform Meeting account describing crowded rooms, chair selections, penny subscriptions, and debates on parliamentary reform with vivid commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of York
Windsor
York House
James
Hereditary
Duchess of Cumberland
St. James's Palace
Newgate
Mr. Deane
King-street
Bloomsbury
Chamrens
Hall
Bridget Milhoran
Macguire
Sparose
France
Barber
Scotland
Milheran
Ma¢paire
Milhoran
Alis
London
Komt
Lieate
Irs
Yates
Ieicesterfields
Towro
Celia Brown
Long-acre
Vista
Thomas Jones
Hill-house Bank
Leeds
Henry Speighe
Baines
Henry Speight
Purdy
Speight
Mm Jahtee Mann
House of Commons
A Royal Arms Display and Prison Visit In Old City
Ruminations on a scene show the British and Saxon crowns mounted with lamps and oak branches in a lover’s knot. Mansion-1todst Preston, former Spa fields committee secretary, seeks permission to see his friend Watson in Newgate. Lond Mayor signals openness while keeper Mrs Newman consents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caartorre
Jons Pratt
John-street
Oxford-street
Preston
Spa Fields
Lurp
Watson
Seniar
Newgate
Cold Bath Fields
Lond
Governor urges Jamaica Slave Register bill in Parliament
A message from the Governor to the Jamaica House of Assembly explains ministers' preference for a Slave Register bill, notes no proven slave trade violations, and argues registration, not emancipation, is proposed. It calls for a reduced scope, authenticated registers, and transfer of copies to England to aid colonial proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Assembly
Tuurspay
House of Commons
Lapland
West Indies
Nour
Jamaica
West-India Islands
Great Britain
West-Indies
Europe
Lam
England
Colonial Office
Medway River Flood Reaches Yalding Maidstone Areas
Heavy rains caused the River Medway to overflow its banks significantly. Land on both sides of the river around Maidstone and above Yalding was submerged, with water depths estimated at eight to ten feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medway
Yalding
Maidstone
East India Proprietors Debate Appointment of Oriental Professor
A special meeting of East India Stock proprietors in Leadenhall Street considers appointing an additional European professor of Oriental Language at 4002 salary plus 100 per annum. Mr Jackson voices objections, urging inquiry into the institution at Hertford and possible reform of the military and civil seminaries. The discourse touches on education policy, cost savings, and the future direction of the College.
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Leadenhall-street
Pee Anpun
BR. Jacoson
Tsi
Flertford
S. Dixos
Lownonus
Jackson
Court of Directors
Hivleybury
General Court
Carspeny
Magland
Tie Civil Service
India
Khuen
Addiscombe
S[ailebury
East India Company
Westford College
Penny
Lownies
Cuiainman
Lowxpes
Flateybury
Westminster
Mahomet
Earth
Heaven
Civ
Beritisstone
Lowndes
Patexson
Mr. P
Ciendlonaan
College of ‘Hertford
Anip
Bue
Lee
Ate
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