The Theatre Review of Abroad and at Home Opera
A lively Theatre notice reviews the Opera Abroad and at Home staged Tuesday evening. Mr Banman showcases vocal powers while Miss Hartey struggles with a severe cold yet receives enthusiastic support from the audience. Miss Kuury earns praise for her charming Miss Kitte.
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Baanan
Lacy
Miss Hartey
Observations on combustion of gases and Australasian voyage notes
Dr. Clarke reports enhanced fusion of gaseous constituents of water yielding platinum from 100 to 150 grains and iron fusion with a brilliant display. Arago notes Freycinet's voyage to Australasia with Baudin’s expedition, coastal surveys, and new hydrographical findings. Renaissance arts, reframed art casting in Berlin, and debates on export law for ancient works in Rome and Florence.
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YD. Clarke
Cambridge
Iia
Thomson
Anna
Brookes
Baydin
Frayssinet
Makosen
Bernier
Freyssinet
L'Orient du
Vienna
Higorical Annals
Bitors Bing
M. de Candelle
Geneva
M. Moxigna
M. Moreau de Jonnes
West India Islands
M. von Humboldt
Lechenault
Java
M. de la Billardiere
New Caledonia
Siberia
AI. Moreau de Jonnes Hae
Martinique
Guadaloupe
Earth
Leronos
James
Berlin
Mais
Florence
Rome
Paul V
Borghese
Villa Pinciana
Villa Berghese
Prince of
Piombino
Villa Piombino
Literary Intelligence and New Editions in Market
The piece highlights forthcoming and in press literary works from Scottish and English sources. It notes editions and authors including Staunrow Bower Sharpe Brande Owen Owen and Pearson, with plans for biographies, obituaries, and curious collections. It lists new books and acts of publication across universities and presses, including translations, dramas, and antiquarian studies.
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White
Jeft Fishers
James the VI
Andrew Staunrow
A. B
Progres
University of Edinburgh
Alexanderr Bower
F. Holles
Brande
Royal Institution
Edinburgh
Buchanap
Hugh Pearson
St. John's
Ford
Arthor Young
Bag
Batter
Owenaia
Owen
Vhonae Moore
R. Westall
R. A
Lord Liverpool
Great Britain
Rogers Roding
Asia Minor
Captain Beaufort
Miss Edgeworth
Journal de Clery
New Books
Iit
Long's
India
Dubois
Brazil
Sec
R. Bouthey
United Parliament
Anglo- Hibernia
Price
Hamburgh
Baron von Voght
Mewrat Weanness and Perceived Cures in 19th Century Europe
A historical note surveys the Gheel village in the Netherlands where insane residents lived among locals, aided by minimal supervision and regular bell calls. It also reviews Dr Balfour of Edinburgh and Dr Johnson of Portsmouth describing percussion cures for rheumatism using wooden instruments, noting earlier East Asian practices and a 30 year old Alastar Hospital example.
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Netherlands
Gheel
Antwerp
Brussels
Balfour
Edinburgh
Johnson
Portsmouth
East Indies
Alastar Hospital
Shocking murder at Hideborough arouses Downshire aid
Provincial intelligence reports a constable Rourke stabbed during a raid on Rennison, dying the same evening at the Dispensary. The coroner's inquest returned a verdict of death by wound, Rennison imprisoned in Downpatrick jail. The Marquis of Downshire offered solace as the dying man asked about his wife and children. Examinations in Glasgow on treason charges proceed, with three arrests including a Calton cotton mill manager, a Bridge ton teacher, and a cotton-spinner.
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Hideborough
Tenstable
Rennison
Rourke
Renniaon
Downpatrick
Marquis of
Downshire
Blyrd
Mancy
Glasgow
Calton
Bridgeton
Edinburgh Courant
Drogheda Assizes Report From March Eight
The Achzes of this town opened proceedings this morning in the Crown Court with Justice Onburne presiding. The judge explained duty to the Grand Jury under the late Act and noted several recognizances were estreated. An old man was convicted of horse stealing and sentenced to death unless mercy could be secured by a county character. A soldier of the 62d Regiment found guilty of stealing blankets was ordered transported for seven years. A young man convicted of cow stealing was also sentenced to transportation. At three o'clock the judge departed for Oriel Temple near the Right Hon Colonel Skeffington. The case Bird v Tatlow Jr, an action for expenses in butter re packing, resulted in a verdict for the plaintiff.
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Drogheda Assizes
Marcu
Onburne
Billeas
Colonel Skeffington
M‘cleland
Bird v. Tatlow, Jr
Espence
Dentager
Riots in Forest of Dean Prompt Government Attention
A report notes disaffection and fires in Desa Forest plantations caused by government actions for leasing land. The unrest appears unrelated to wider country discontent but risks harming valuable forestry assets, urging immediate government intervention to prevent further damage during a distressing period.
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Desa
Disturbances in Wales Prompt Regimental Movement
A detachment of the 45th regiment about 170 men landed at Holyhead and advanced to Amlwch on Wednesday. Sensing unrest, troops acted at once and freed a corn vessel to continue its voyage. Some soldiers were quartered at Llancrechymedd Cambrian.
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Swansra
Marca
Holy Head
Amlwech
British Army Downsizing and Uniform Changes Across Regiments
Reports from Britain outline immediate reductions totaling four battalions across remaining regiments in Ireland England and Gibraltar. After disbandments and reassignments by regime, several battalions will be moved to Ireland and uniforms may revert to white pantaloons Hessian boots and long cocked hats for officers.
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Ireland
England
Gibraltar
India
St. Helena
Zogland
Vnt
Rifle
York Light Infantry
Mackensie
Portsmouth
West Indies
Harwich
France
Great Britain
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Flinders
Africa
Cape of Good Tlope
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van Diemen’s Land
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