German Court Life and Art Observations From Darmstadt
The author reviews travel impressions in German states, noting Darmstadt’s Grand Duke and Duchess, court culture, opera rehearsals, and musically refined theatres. He contrasts German tastes with English readers, discusses Rhine scenery, social mores, and portraits of royal figures, including the Grand Duchess of Hesse and Queen of Sweden, plus reflections on German literature and art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris
Ingelheim
Mayence
Rhine
Germany
Cassel
Darmstadt
Hesse
Ciréles
Uese Entertanorila Sometiorer
Stevpe
Butldius
Haifa
Waiter Garage
Buxe
Weimar
Germmay
Schiller
Wieland
Goethe
Herder
Bonaparte
Eimar
Jean
Hal
Iidding Napolebny
Hussi Gauze
Germmany
Messe
Glad
Ossing
England
Prout
Tragslangs
Philip
Honborg
Homburg
Nokia
Taunus
Peankdyrt
Hortburg
Edward
Eberhard
Kutgengllenbayen
Lomburg
Ryrigh
Ghun Els
Laat
Caiuti Rinpes
Congress
Abede
Duse
Heunawick
Grist
Baden
Deave Lin
Carlerohe
Ludwigsberg
Wirtemberg
Sweden
Maglieh
Lord Byron
Moore
Nintean
Avireog
University of Weidelberg
Amitan Kocheh University
Oscar Bernadotte
T. Avare
Mountalua
Beogath
Vane
Weather and winters through European history noted in Edinburgh piece
An Edinburgh Review extract surveys centuries of severe and mild winters, noting river freezes from the Danube to the Thames, cold waves through 1700s, and hot drought years across Europe. It cites Krat, Pratt, and German sources, and traces climate anomalies alongside historical anecdotes and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Ganilles
Frankfort
Actrese
Headrem
Princesa of
Musateing
Fine Arta
Germany
Kemble
Danneker
Canova
Edinburgh Review
Krat
Vieney
Pratt
Kiel
Thetudsiar
Swabia
Ce Band
Darda- Geller
Bod
Yurope
Rici
Danube
Bine
Seine
Adriatic
Aodih Cate
Cremona
Poon
Austria
Vanice
Bayonne
Scotland
Norway
Breysach
Juliana
England
Deamské
Lubeck
Danisig
Sroiland
Guthland
Ueland
Denaparés
Jutland
France
Lirech
Dantsig
Qernany
Kbeiler
Tyson
Baltic
Denmark
Stedsa
Germay
Flanders
Benner
Rostock
Eusapée
Venice
Padua
Windsor
Europe
Zadger Zee
Heliespool
Sweden
Lnd
Mary
Hove
Charles X
Holstein
Not
Hurie
Doggase
Arnery
Bert
Thames
Vienna
Mediterranean
Italy
Airdgen Wermshe
Copsahagen
Scania
Swedan
Sentagd
Spain
Portugal
Pahreniei
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
Keora
al Pachreubet
Pabreohelt
Paria
Holland
van Swinden
Somach
Agsin
Alsace
Poldiera
Sean Bela
Rhine
Hungary
Fife
Billins
Sharp
St. Andrew's
Paris
Ulua Munis
Pabreahwit
Olga
Tilt
French mutual instruction schools grow under church care
In France elementary schools founded on Bell and Lancaster principles multiply under evangelical church supervision. The Paris English Reformed Committee notes growth from three pupils in 1816 to about 200, with separate committees for girls and boys. reports praise daily instruction, religious basics, and music while urging another coed school and Sunday adult classes. Additional reports describe a Maternal normal school system expanding across Gard and Hérault departments, with numerous town schools, including Orthez, Montpellier, and others, showing rising demand for instruction and Christian charity in the public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell and Lancaster
Evangelical Churches of
France
Staaf
English Reformed Church
Paris
M. Bellot
Uypolite
Gard
Boisiére
Reformed Church
Herault
Nisnes
Andee
Montpellier
Marsillargues Vie Genes
Sommaigres
Vallerargie
Ganges
Sauve
la An Alais
Usez
Vigan
Orthez
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Hamburg
Bremen
Frankfurt
Sturgard
Watke
Carlaruhe
Homelinuis
Cathedral of
Hardy
Wrather
Philadelphia
Cayo
Fata
J. Parnell
Palgberu
Ger
Hlomen
Carlow
Cathaotics
Countie
Henry Parnall
Mega
Pole
Old Wen
Sir Henry
Mr. Pyle
House of Common
Sir C
Bei
Charles Coote Desareen
Nebuchadnezzar
Pu Blin
Paorarprons