New Work by James Morier and Other Notices
New works announced including Morier's latest in three volumes and a German Prince's adventure tale. Official notices from Foreign Office list appointments to Florence and the Swiss Cantons, Sierra Leone governorship, and clerical promotions. Bankruptcy records detail names, venues, and dates, followed by shipping weather notes from Madras describing a hurricane’s damage to trees, gardens, and the lighthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hajji Baba
AL Nut T
James Morier
Babs
Zohrab
Ayesha
Ast
Gemilas
Africa
Algiers
Prince Non Muskad
Richard Bastley
Burlington -Street
Iso
Old
Rome
Bellchambers
Goldsmith
England
Foreign Office
George Edgcumbe
Florence
Charles Foley Wilmot
Downing-street
Richard Doherty
Sierra Leone
Dreadful Hurricane at Madras Triggers Emergency Signals
At Madras in 1836 a barometer drop warned sailors of a severe storm. Andromache hastily weighed anchor as winds rose, signals urged to cut or slip. French ship Eliza and brig Agar slipped anchor while ships Star Eliis and Ellis prepared for the gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray
O. Wray
Holborn-bill
Banger
Oxford-street
Stradling
Royal Exchange
Messrs
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon
Butler
Cheapside
N.B
N.N.W
Star
N.W
N. W
Madras
Horticultural Society
A. Taylor
Dalrymple
Taylon
Andromache
Chads
Eliis
John William Dare
Agar
Recovery
Eliza
Letter of the Duke of Wellington on Waterloo sources
In Bruxelles April 28 1816 a letter from Wevuncroy to Sir John Sinclair criticizes popular Waterloo depictions. He denies misrepresentations in novels and zooms on facts about Hougomont La Haye Sainte fortification and Ney's report as best authority. He laments sensational accounts and urges reliance on official sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruxelles
Dean _Sra
England
Waterloo
Hougomont
la Haye Sainte
Vandamme
Marshal Ney
Wevuncroy
Residence of Spenser in Ireland
An account of Kilcolman and Butterant on the Awbeg river, Spenser’s Irish residence. The ruined Kilcolman, where he wrote the Fairie Queen and hosted Raleigh, is described with its castle, lands, and fate after fires during Irish uprisings. The piece notes his decline, exile, death, and fading memory among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offee
S. Parker
Argyll-place
Regent Street
Longman and Co
Antrobus
Literary Gazette
Spenser
Ireland
Butterant
James Anderson
Awbeg
Kilcolmac
Edmund Spenser
W. Raleigh
Mulla
Kilcolman
Desmond
Spencer
Elizabeth
Earl of Tyrone
England
King-street
Westminster
Mr. Spenser
Doneraile
Mallow
MR. O'Connell
Dublin
General Association
Courier
O'Connell
Childs
Bungay
Foss
Murphy
M’evoy
Glennon
O’con Nett
Manchester
Baer
Meath
Kildare
Louth
Kilkenny
Queen's County
Galway
Baron Foster
Orange Lodges
O'Coxyzut
John Childs
Orangemen
Lord Mulgrave
Orange
House of Commons
House of Lords
Lords
Dan O'Connell
Sharman Crawford
Dan O’connel
Commons
Papoke
Quarterly Review
Jackson
Maclean
Evergreen planting and garden ornament in Hyde Park and Kensington
A London writer laments absence of evergreens in Hyde Park and Regent's Park, urges interspersed cedars pines and oaks, and criticizes recent removal of yews and hedges. They argue toward more bird shelter, flowering beds, gravel walks, and artful landscapes, noting potential acclimatisation of foreign birds and improved garden design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Regent's Park
Cornwall
Seacoast
New Forest
Kensington Gardens
London
Metropolis
Kenningtom Gardens
St James's Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Department of the Comptroller For
Somerset-place
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
His Majesty
Prentiard
Goce
Society of British Artists
Suffolk-street
Pall-mall East
T. C. Hofland
Douglas
Douglas Navigation
Talbot Inn
Bradford
County of York
Sam. Stailstone
GAS Light and Coke Company
New Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Alexander Luard Wollaston
Paddington
Weekly Chronicle
Weekly Chronicle Is Only 34d., Size of the Double Times
Catherine-street
Strand
T. Gox
J. and
C. Cocks
Reading
J. Ducks
J. Cocks
Cocka
S. Mordan and CO
Castle-street
Finsbury
Mordan and Co
Glasgow
Sterboreale
St. George
Heywood Hall
St. Mary
Jamaica
John Patterson
Patrick Cockburn
York- Bats
Edinburgh
James and Archibald Smith
C. B. Courtenay
Great Marlborough-street
Regent-street
Oawhyn
Catherine Street
Hays
W. Marsh
Phan
Trongate
Messrs. Sutherland
Calton-street
J. Chappell
Courtenay
Captain Marryat
Saunders and Otley
Conduit-street
Burke
Renara Marryat
Walter Scott
Little Pedlington
Paul Pry
A. Widener
Tr Bayly
Alfred Crewgulll
Neilgherry Hills
Henry Colburn
Wet
the Statesman
G. H. Taylor
Fonblanque
Beten
Bulwer
Cromwell
Leigh Hunt
Miss Landon
Baldwin
Judith
J. E. Reade
Vivian Grey
Lord Wharncliffe
M. W. Montagu
Vixen
Laing
Norway
Chapman
Committee of the
Daings
James’s Square
John Macrone
Alusic
Ditto
Three Kingdoms
King Williamstreet
Ae Hd
Royal
Whitby and Pickering
Yorkshire
Branchard
Challis
Willmore
G. Dodgson
Henry Belcher
India
Longman, Rees, Orme and Co
Sharon Turner
Price
Bharon Turner
F.B.S
R.A
Longman, Rees, Orme, and Co
Richard Bentley
New Burlington-street
Ainsworth
W. Harrison Ainsworth
Rookwood
Alucleun
Europe
J. Fenimngre Cooper
Richard Bend
New
Burlington-street
Palmer
Samuel Jones Loyd
J. Horsley Palmer
Pelham Richardson
Cornhill
THE
London Gazette
Manch
Whitehall
Thomas Musgrave
Bristol
Henry Ke
Eee Comanry Cavalry
Macclesfield
Codrington
Aac Sant
Dee ‘Issington
Dixon
Georner
George
Quadrant
Basinghall Street
Whitmore
Basinghall-street
Turner and Hensman
Basing-lane
Jones
Cuantes Tyawatrr
Pitt's
Park-lane
Basinghall
Green
Aldermanbury
Lumley
Quality-court
Chancery-lane
Satissuay
Enwaap
Blackburn
Messis
Makinson and Sanders
Elmcourt
Commissioners’ Rooms
Taylor
Turner
Sharpe
Field
Bedford-row
Holland
Northwich
Hovell
Grovar
Joux
Heaton Norris
Lancashire
Back
Verulam Buildings
Grey's Inn
Winterbottom
Clowes and Wedllake
King’s Bench-Walk
Temple
Collis
Stourbridge
Kespart
Asganam
Leeds
Cloth Dresser
Court-house
Dunning and Kenyon
Smithson and Dunn
Southampton Buildings
East-street
Red Lion Square
Fellowes
Dudley
Tomarxson
Witttan
Ashburne
Derbyshire
Red Lion
Belper
Fox
Ashborne
Mesars
Abbott and Arney
Charlotte
Berloet
Landon
Brill-row
Somers’-town
Victualler
Monasay, Hollinesworth, and Co
Durham, &c
Bankers
Verexs
G. T
Hammersmith
Newnesys
Scrivener
Peanezs
St Paul's Church-yard
Linen-Draper
Enxicuszx
Carrances
A. B
Mincing-lane
Comfactors
Succzii
Barbican
Poxs
Old Bond-street
Far
Blackfriars-road
Hereford-place
8Rroup
W. D
Walhampton
Berkshire
Benarran
Fish-street-hill
Hear
Blixenpixe
Huddersfield
Pack Horse Inn
Saytu
Portses
Tatterdell's
Portsea
Lawron
York
Dealer
Royal Hotel
Arartib
Joxrs
Liverpool
Kworrt
Fairfield
Twist
Selby
Gillliam
Hillam
Lomas
Sheffield
Scorr
G. L
Barroan
Bermondsey
Fellmonger
Rawkeep
M . Macclesfield
Kewnpare
Carrs
W. N
Great Windmill Street
Coxe and Stone
Newhaven
Knorr
Lees
Foxp and
Savacx
Henrietta-street
Covent-garden
Jounsqx
Church-lane
Whitechapel
Bynnard and Gaze
Bloomsbury
Goutp
Bawtinson
Petworth
Sussex
Pacz
J. H
Ssuth
F. W
St. John-street
West Smithfield
Brorogo and
Cragrson
Bentley
Meyens
Dasnatt
Daxnatt
Kingston-upon-Hull
Chrysalers
the Duke OF Wellington
Sir John Sinclair, Bart
Sir John
Inon
Arles
Pyrenees