The Tragedy of the Czar and Catharina in 18th Century Drama
A literary notice reviews Mr Cradock's tragedy The Czar and its potential staging. It notes pivotal roles for Catharina and Ottokesa, praises Garrick Sheridan correspondence, and recounts a dramatic scene where Catherine pleads for her son while the Czar faces political pressure. The piece highlights historical liberties, minister Artamon as villain, and the play’s reception history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czar
Joseph Craflock
Mavfurs
Kyo
London
Mr Ceadock
Voltaire
Cradock
Weondlertapd
Aura
Rama
Zobside
Mire Vates
Mea Crawford
Chrrarta
Yates
Garrick
Drury Lane
Sheridan
Adelphi
Fiurrin
Fanther
Fanther Had His Option To Bring It Out At Either of the Theatre A Royal
Reg
Royal Hotel
Pall Mall
Great Queen Street
Taheg
University of Cambridge
Your
Ainceraly
R. B. Sukainan
Catherine
Domevin
Peter the Great
Ceadock
Brouka
Craduck
Cgara
England
Mutroof
Peter
Russias
Anne
Lord Whitworth
Royer
Royar
Ambascadore
Bay
Debe
Anibaa
Uben, Dread Sir, ‘the Important Reasoner, That the Queen Entorcon
Lawa
Ambar
Britain
Justice
D. Caur
Howe
Ottokesa
Artamon
Catharina
Rhurne
Crear
Catharine
Artanmon
Cath
Artamoy
Freranun
Ariamon
Otto
Otte
Theas
Abe
Kaneels
Oto
Catherina
Olukesa
Guarda
Ottokeen
Darte
Ree
Athen
Alexis
The Diving Bell at Port Patrick Describes Its Role
An account of Port Patrick's diving bell modernized by Mr Spalding and Rennie. The article details the bell’s construction, air supply, and lifting crane, and recounts a descent with divers Foote and Saddler, noting depth, equipment, perils, and observations of sea life and underwater work. It also recalls past experiments, dangers of rope failure, and comments on the operators and potential improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portpatrick
Rennie
Spalding
Renni
Langshens
Mhale Districta
Wasta
Lias
Foote
Saddler
Holyhead
Gordon
Elaes
Taeson
Itba
Act Ad
Holyhond
Alloh
Port Patrick
Loote
Monthaux
Pha Achain
Franklin
Ft Dover
Calaix
Bam Thea Courier
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Ratheo
Sheridan
Linlay
Myralf
Greenwich
Mart Emily
D. Ganuren
Dublin
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. Garrick
Air
Tod. Cradock
Hinchinbrook
Huntingdon
B. Sheridan
Votinger
Suganivan
Yam
Sidtdona
Cridock
Austen Kodor
Nicholis
Leicestershire
Jain
Pir
Vouvaine
Quran
Sandwich
Parliament St
Maiwe Bublim