Review of Books in Edinburgh Review on Byron and others
The Edinburgh Review lauds Byron in a long critique, contrasts him with Rousseau, and notes the fourth Canto of Childe Harold as revealing a clearer mind and loftier moral vision. It surveys other items in the issue including Hallan's work on feudal society, Lyon papers, Bishop Watson memoirs, and Maturin's Count Las Cases memoir, with mixed praise and critical touches throughout.
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Edinburgh Review
Childe Harold
Lord Byron
Rousseau
Byron
Fheipoem
Shakespeare
Wong
Ison
Sketes
Kentucky
Hiv
Hallan
Eut
Europe
France
Jess
Ager
Free Constitution
England
Seanephy
Federal Union
Germany
Lyon
Robols Tha Agusin
Lyons
Fabvier
Home Department
Lysop
Emperor Napoleon's Doctor O'Meara Medical Dispute
A dated letter from Count Bertrand to Major Gorregaur details the Emperor Napoleon’s medical care. It laments Dr. O’Meara’s treatment decisions, requests his reinstatement, and warns of diplomatic and personal repercussions if the physician’s authority is constrained or removed. The missive notes delays in replies and the Emperor’s evident suffering as part of the ongoing struggle.
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Bonaparte
Getertt Bistindsan Lowe
Bra
Meara
Napoleon
Gorregaur
Halelombe
Landen
Lin Busine
Mosca
Dr. O'Aleara
Dr. O'Meara
Monthoion
Lanuwoud
Dieter O'Meara
Ferde
Hurope
Count Bertrand
Longwood
Pra
Gorraquer
Napoleon Bonaparte
O'Meara
Exaland
Omeara
Dicter
Earl Bathurst
Monholon
Mia
T. Reade
Linnt
Depa Adji
Hadton Lowe
Loxawoon
Gourraygon
Bening
Charcess
M. la Gouverneur
Mervant
Hudven Lowe
Loyenoon
M. le Govrankon
Lord Liverpool
Skene Creirethede
Monttravers
Gournayt 1
Monsieur le Gouverneur
I. O'Meara
Eaich Yenomy
Tam
G. Gorbaquer
Bey
Albough
Dannt
Napoleon-Bonsparte
England
Mr. O'Meara
Ebronle
Couvey
Mr. Burter
Lord Bathurst
Baxige
Tim
Baxter
Napoleon Bamapurta
Letter on Napoleon Attendant O Meara and Attendant Rules
A formal 1818 correspondence covers Governor Bathurst's orders on Napoleon Bonaparte's medical attendance. O Meara defends his actions, detailing meetings with Napoleon and the governor's restrictions on communications. The exchange includes questions about O Meara's visits and his role as medical attendant.
Bertrands Letters And Napoleons Illness In TransAtlantic Dispute
An 1818 correspondence trail shows Count Bertrand and Governor Gorbaquer arguing over Napoleons care at Longwood and the role of Dr O Meara. The letters discuss medical aid, authority, and the Emperor’s condition amid strained diplomatic exchanges.
Fragmentary Naval Notice Amid Unclear Text
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a nautical or official notice involving military or maritime terms. Names and exact actions are obscured, but references to an island, power, borers, and a signatory U. Lowe suggest a formal wartime or command communication. The readable parts imply authorization or orders with unclear recipients.
Wheat variety spawns promising bearded ears in trial field
A reader reports sowing a new wheat in January in a friendly town field. The grain grew thin yet produced unusually rich ears with dew-carrying spikes. The observer notes the crop bearded and bright, resembling spring wheat. Neighbors planted it too, seeking opinions on its value.
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Talavera
Cape
Janake
Particu
Harry
Insolvent Debtor Discharge Hindered by Debts and Forgeries
In Loxnor Ava insolvent case Mr Heate supported a rule to re hear a former day for discharging debts. Captain Hall claimed the discharge, opposed by Col Corry and others. He was alleged to have sold forged pictures for 3 5001 then undervalued at a gallery. He claimed legitimacy of a man of large property near Manchester, later shown to be illegitimate. He faced debts around 48 9001, and the court remanded for justice to creditors. The court ruled to discharge some debts but retain others, preserving major sums against him. The insolvent gained relief on several small items while large claims remain in force.
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Major Vorreguer
Loyewoop
Napoleon Buonaparte
Dontor
Isletall
Javeralen
Oscar
Loxnor
Ava
Heate
Hall
Corry
Dight
Isaac Corry
T. Foster
Berkshire
Foster
Gleidurer
Iiself
Jandad
Manchester
Groda
Conny
Foatsn
Military Promotions and Appointments Notice
War Office announces promotions August 22 1918 across Light Dragoons 13th Regiment 83d Foot and others with exchanges by purchase and staff appointments. Also Royal Regiment of Artillery cadets promoted and naval quartermaster shifts noted amid returns of grain and flour prices in Dublin.
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War Office
Light Dragoons
Joseph Lymat
83D Foot
Blopford
Henry Wood
Lientenant
Parchave
Viet Daniell
Foot
Jeant George Stephens
Busboreegh
Royal York Nengers
Standish O'Grady
Ee Ga Darling
John Macheozie
Ba Phyalclan
Edward Nathan Toa
Royal Regiment OF Artillery
Jed
Robert A. Amyth
Wathis
Semel
A. Beverne
Cottes
Jeepford Jingworth
Jugo
Charles W. Je ‘Fe
Palmer
Alexander Tulloch
Vite Ott
John S. Farrell
Lethbeidgean Hay
Sartiuel W. May
Ryves
Redgards
George Listes
Somerville
Te Beyonnag
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Review OF Books
Maturin
Scotties
Zaira
Corinne
Ireland
Mr. Maturio
Eva
de Courcy
Boyk
Bertram
Himarsp
Eondon
Count Las Cusnay
Count Las Cussys
Naprop Gertvouy
Lingwond
bin Eaaly
Wei
Tvfou Y
Ihander
Bianememorance
Bunion Fife
Corkbnen
Conwistaig
St. Helena
Italy
Egypt
Rnglich
Admiral Malcolm
Malcolm
Claremont
Leronte Royal Bighney
Charlotte
Clargnypat
Lord Orfant
Ant
Boutbeate
T. B. O'Meara
Stn
Poantatios
Tovsa
Tam Bir
Gorreauer
Major
Bourgvon
U. Lowe
Dublip
Bern
Doblin
Maris Price
Aed Yao
Xo Ojo
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