New Work by the Author of Hardness and Elphinstone
An advertisement for a new publication by Saunders and Otley praising the author of Hardness and Elphinstone. The notice touts a three volume post By publication and lauds the satire, characterization, and sharp wit, predicting high ranks for the work. The Metropolitan and Conduit Street publishers are named.
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Hardness
Elphinstone
Saunders and Otley
Conduit-street
A Tate
Verona
C. Saunders and Otley
Ireland
Ing. Ko
Post
Sherwood
Paneer
Cervalbo
Fleet-streat
Hearsay
Oxford-street
Mann
Cornhill
Imperial Parliament Second Edition House of Lords Bribery Bill Debate
The Lord Chancellor opened the session on the woolsack with petitions from Norwich and Leicester opponents of import duties and bad laws. A select committee on bribery was proposed to curb borough corruption, with Ipswich cited as a focus. The Chartist petition, signed by 335,752, was presented amid debate on elections, taxation, and public reform.
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House OF Lords
Lord Monteagle
Norwich
Duke of Rutland
Leicester
Lord Feversham
Bilston
Braffordshire
Gilbert
Lord Denman
Brougram
Ipswich
Commons
House of Commons
Reading
J. W. Hogg
Charles Russell
Viscount
Chelsea
Stourbridge Roads
Faversham Navigation
Ardrossan Harbour
St. Philips Bridge
Gosport Pier
T. S. Duncombe
Duncombe
Dudley
Agenta
George Clerk
Robert Peel
Caledonian Canal
O'Connell
Wynnellis
Baronet
the Treasury
Hawes
Robert Inglis
Greene
Hume
Exchequer
House
Italian Opera at Theatres Showcases Dancer Guy Stephan
The Italian Opera stage featured Guy Stephan in a divertissement then La Fiante ballet with Auber’s plot. Her graceful, confident dancing drew loud applause despite the ballet’s mixed reception and technical missteps. The final scene, with all principal dancers, proved most successful.
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Guy Stephan
Auber
Cadiz
Gay Stephan
Covent Garden Bids Farewell to Its Stage Directors
The Covent Garden season closes with La Sonnambula and The White Cat benefiting Madame Vestris and Mr. Mathews. C Mathews thanks the audience, reflecting on three years of effort and sacrifice, and noting the forthcoming change to a new management, praising Madame Vestris and the company for their public support and forthcoming tribute from performers.
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Covent-garden
Elas
Misa Kemble
Madame Vestris
Bulwer Zanoni advertised in New York papers
The New York press notes an April publication offer offering to include Bulwer Lytton’s Zanoni for 25 cents with a full form, highlighting postage to the Union and a promotional push for readers to send to friends abroad. Madame Larrarce remains under care while health improves and visits are restricted. News from England reports the christening of the Prince of Wales proceeding well.
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Tua Law
Copruighat
Lonp Ma- Hox
New York
Sth
Jonathan
Double Times
E. L. Bulwer
Bulwer
England
Madame Larrarce
Montpellier
Madame Laffarge
Prince of Wales
New York Herald
Review of The Lady's Magazine highlights and critiques
The piece surveys The Lady's Magazine volume, praising some papers and noting faults. It discusses The World of London sections on theatre and poetry, reviews on The Abbey and Homeric translations, and Kennedy's Campaign of the Army of the Indus. It highlights notable sketches, society pieces, and the balance of criticism across editors and contributors.
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Macready
London
Aphrodite
Nummer
Sardinian visa easing and rail plans through Vienna to Trieste
The Sardinian government eases visa fees for strangers visiting Aix after 49 hours, in hopes of attracting settlers. A Vienna letter notes rail expansion to the Saxon frontier and Trieste, with 56 engineers in eight sections ready to start in August. soldiers reportedly not used. The Vienna Trieste line is forecast to take six years. Leeds Mercury reports a Chartist ballot misstep in Silsden where voters chose poll by ballot but elected Pickard, not Hartley, as assistant overseer.
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Luton
Bedfordshire
Blair
Sam
Richard Stone
Sugar Loaf
London-road
Thomas Prout
Strand
London
United Kingdom
Thomas Prost
Aix
Savoy
Chambery
Vienna
Upper Germany
Trieste
William Hartley
Silsden
Vallot
Pickard
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Somerset-place
Lord High Admirst
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Deptford
Royal Clarence
Gosport
Quebec
Naval Department
Her Majesty
Tresty
Teoder
Secretary of the Admiralty
RIER
Tee
George Robins
Covent-gardens
Courier
Yanowe
Yesra
Blake-court
Catharine-street
Napier
Adlington, Gregory, Faulkser
Follett
Bedford-row
Pewtress
Low
Gracedhburch-street
Auction Mart
Covent-gardep
Joes Gdiarne Lusford
Royal Dregoons
Afesars
Dawes and Sons
Angal-court
Throgmortan Street
T. Cox Savory
Gracechurth-street
Savoy Steps
Burgess and Son
Burgess
Burgis
S Voy Steps
Lair
Phillips
Prout
2TRAND
Darendroog
M. Rafter
Souevarrie
Major Calder Campbell
Humphrey Hogarth, Esq
Edward Thomas
Charles de Bernard
Crawford
Conolly Mears
Abby
Spencer Middleton
River Hill
George Stanley, Esq
Newton Ivory Lucas
Mrs. Davis
Shelab
Mrs. Crawford
Eden Lowther
Rphe
Scotland
Colonies
Luttaby and Co
Stationers'court
Duchess of Kent
M. Aime Martin
French Academy
Edwin Lee
Germany
C. J. Lucas and Co
I Brittain
Paterfoster
Effingham Wilson
Bishopsgate-street
Field
Quadrnot
Hegent-street
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Huett
High Holborn
Mesars, Lucas and Co
Newman-street
Messia. Davis and Co
Arundeestreet
N.B
Arundel-Street
R. Scott
Scott
Exeter Hall
Yion
Imperial PA
Arliament
Bume
R. Peel
Clausz
Laboucherbe
B. Peel
Trqting
the Theatres
Colburn
Laman Blanchard
Paris
Andrew Ducrow
Ducrow
Duncrow
Bentley’s
William Blanchard
Drinkwater Meadows
Martingale
Horace Walpole i Ateri
Romer
Greenwich Fair
Metropolitan
Humphrey Hogarth
Horace Walpole
Strawberry Hill
Comus
Charles Mathews
Buller
Harriette D’orsay
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