Musicians and marriage in a bustling 19th century home
A memoir style reflection on domestic life turned concert hall as an English author laments constant music making at home. He details guests amateur performers, household instruments, and the toll on nerves and purse, while contrasting romantic ardor with practical irritation. The piece also notes a novel Mirza Verrakund and a public notice about policing and city events.
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Atina
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Moore
Red Sea
Banat
Trent
Sisten
Aiuvic
Beutleraon
Hagerling
Vanis
Mirza Verrakund
Paty
Mlizabeth
Uania
Radgiwill
Mirabeth
Rowe
Catherine Pl
Ucdec
Baetehiine
Layhurn
Liniecnoud
Mantiworthy
Granko aGasst
Bovid
Viissa
Vienow
Joseph Baron von Chornne
YH Aauihers
Breyer
Wheel
Tin Sane
Cote Vexanider Babande
Mir Dibdin
Ettiors
de Tiedenman
Panera
Montguilard
Obituary for Dr Charles Trustin and Victorian notices
Obituary notes the death of Dr Charles Trustin, eminent mathematician, at his Betfort-row home on January 2nd, praising his lifelong contributions to mathematics at Woolwich and his public works. The column lists his publications, honors, and character, with remarks on his cheerful bearing and clear voice.
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Charles Trustin
Betfort-row
Dende
Royal Military Academy of
Woolwich
Joe Hutton
Newcastia
Ordnance
Holton
Raya Society
Josph Hanks
John Pringhe
de Hutton
Sycia
Despian
Conjanstion
WeShow
Poursuat
de Blutton
Masini
Dr Deauer
de Jouuer
Berketey
Fragmented British and Irish Peerage Notes and Translations
A long stitched article reviews Irish and British peerage, noting the shift toward representative peers and the potential vacancy creation, while naming several marquises earls and viscounts. It discusses a proposed dictionary for cross language correspondence and surveys contemporary individuals, arts, and incidents, including a court correction, social advice, and weather observations.
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Ireland
Marquis Conyngham
Farl
Kingston
Harlot Lomeford
Eart
Kaniskilfen
Elat Donoughiuorr
Baeloat Bamneriel
Haron Paxford
Earlot Clancarty
Byron French
Duke
le Merquiess
Hrntead Press
Viscounta Thom
Beith
Barone
Myelianvenr
Jae Reitigh
Baron Munster
Baron Kingwim
Maron Sicuester
Macon Tienatead
Leeland
Baroyeta
St. Patrick
Divorce Petition Fails. Gill Court Denies alimony
In a London court, Mr Gill’s bid to dismiss the suit against his wife Mrs Gill was rejected after evidence showed tensions and alleged cruelty. The judge ruled the wife’s demand for alimony valid from her removal date, while contemplating possible reconciliation remains open. The decision followed extensive testimony on fidelity, control of the household, and resulting estrangement.
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Ba Diaminsodi
Allidavits
VrJanner
Mira Gill
Lushington
Gill
Waa
Sir John Nicholl
Strang
Gull Iy
Mouke
Bia
Heruwa
Gill Tu
Ceel-court
Chieius
Nhu Cunatey
Truat
Besos
Fureliy
Gall
Sode
Fring
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