Literature. A fragmentary Ode to Beauty and Art
A garbled 1818 literary column notes translations and editions of Byron, Leonardo da Vinci, and Lamb. It mentions a Rome edition of da Vinci’s Treatise, Lamb’s works, and upcoming volumes, with notices of translations and publishing plans. It closes with a long verse piece urging readers to aid beggars and curb street disease.
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Lord Byron
Signor Pellegrino Rossi
Barton Flehh
de Pritttig
Rngland
Roum
Lienardo da Vinci
Adda
Charles Lamb
Yory
Switzerland
Leopold
Rome
Devonshire
Ancibus Caro
de Romagis
Virgil
M. Gemetin
Nome
T. Cobbell
Ray
Park
Hampsferd
Owlan
Thewss
Travers Burke
Royal Scots, Greys
William Ralfgur
Zubrab
Anagojan
College of
Venice
Angelo Mai
Ambrosiah
Lelia
Chenoicles
Casares
Gow
Bodleian
Sketches of Society No 1 France on manners and customs
A fragment from a 19th century sketch discusses Parisians' love of country pleasures and social rituals. It recalls noble spa trips and city fêtes, then recounts a recent small gathering hosted by Madame de Varceta’s circle at Cha ville with a diverse group including M. and Mme Vaveens, Emily, Augustus Crochard, and others, highlighting social roles, amusements, and etiquette in a Parisian club.
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France
Paris
Barreges
Spa
Tu'plitz
Woirod
Assy
Cvalliot
Priés-Laige Qeioade
New Mathiad
Monsieur DE Vaucels
Office of Foreign Affairs
Saint-Jacques
Estrapade
Saint Michel
Cardinal of
Chaville
M. Duatvagh
M. Vanceus
M. Cao- Chand
Chdfieid
Emily
Augustus Crochard
M. Franc
Madam Dasnoyens
Mohes
Ange
Miudame
Open Air Dine and Derby of Paris Guests Ends in Disarray
A lengthy account describes a chaotic morning departure from Place Cambrai with M. Crochard and guests delayed by missing items, a mishap with an old horse, a toppled carriage, and a ruined feast in a farmyard. After a frugal late lunch and mounting discomfort, they return to Paris amid renewed tensions. The piece closes with a note on new Bath and Brighton carriages called a Fly, praised for comfort and economy for families and churchgoing parties, needing varying fares.
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Alda
Gondulat
Place Cambrai
M. Caoehard
Vannes
M.crochand
Mademahelle_ Byxet
M. Faimout
Paris
Madame Dasnovyers
M. Capehand
Chirlesse
M. Crochard
Chaville
White M. Crochard
Lucerne
Emeny
Auqustup
Faiont
Mademoiselle Bexet
Cain
M. Frimont
Duntvace
Madame Varcets
Sermes Ornées
Bath
Brighton
Asick
Uing
Prery Town
Fheir Apeth
Doishlay
Aldborough will case heard in common pleas trial ends
The Court of Common Pleas heard the Aldborough will case involving Earl of Aldborough. Witnesses described the late Earl's handwriting and the will's attestation. The jury found for the plaintiff after a two day trial, with Lord Alderborough and others present during proceedings.
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Bar
Aldboroughr
Wingfield
Stratford
Aldborough
Bart
Aidborotgtr
Chanvéty
Jeiford
Baltinglfass
Bard
Atsted
Major Harris
Molyneux
Hevey
Ashford
Lord Aldbourgh
Jovy
Rolnson
Sargeant
Lair
Clare
Baltinglass
Sergeant Joy
Lord Aldborough
Fiers
Gal Dinen
Ferror
Oakey
Hardywait
Mr. Henry
Alaborough
Wicklow
Aldborduphs
Mijor Harris
Schpors
Witnen
Aalford
Lord Abborangle
Henry
Harris
Hyrkowes
Serant Hewvron
I Court of Justice
Lord ‘Aupzonoven
Cul
WinchRho
Trials in the Court of Justice On Sir James Galbraith
The Attorney General led a lengthy examination of charges against the Clerk of the Court, testing grounds for reform and inc culpation against the officer personally. Sir James Galbraith's defense proceeded with six charges, followed by further argument as the case continued. The Solicitor General and counsels for the Crown delivered powerful addresses, with judgment pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serjeant
Joy
James Galbeaith
Queen ill in York House amid illness during entertainment
Report from York House St James Palace says Queen Victoria became ill around ten pm while at a grand event hosted by the Duke and Duchess of Yorky. Doctors Milman and Balford attended, declaring her better by midnight and noting a good night and improvement next morning.
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Duke
Duchess of Yorky
York House
St. James’ Palace
Castlereagh
Duchess of Gloucester
Princess Augusta
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Milman
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Dublin
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Parker Teal
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