Portrait of Lord Byron’s Character and Greece Quest
The piece presents Byron as open yet jealous, brilliant yet wayward, driven by fame and action. It chronicles his Greece voyage, social ties, habits, religious views, and epilepsy while noting his generosity, volatility, and longing for public regard. It characterizes him as a complex mix of intellect, passion, and impractical bravado.
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Lord Byron
Lingest
Fland
Ovan
Hooaparte Y
Lily
Wellington
Shore
England
Greece
Ito' Abe
Honda
Geroa
Cephalonia
Montmendo
Oldogrtre
London
Paris
Nantes
Vienna
Maly Fn
Iiver
Avarie
Uinda
Italy
Lorik Byron
Hobhouse
Trelawnoy
Don Juan
Kennedy
Cathalonia
Dor Kennedy
Swift Wade
Swift
Greeen
Dean
Mediterranean
Voravius
Anna
Andes
Westminster Review
Fletchers
Motuxata
Missolonghi
Monurocordato
Mesrangar
Ilis
Missilonghi
Holland
Ksln
Fly Hen
Parry
Estes
Petcher
Newstead
Battista
Count Gamba
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Boulogne Boulogne Boulogne a English holiday note
Boulogne lauds cheap living and pleasant days for merry hearts. Describes fashion, society, and English dominance among visitors, with praise of baths, wine, and smiling faces. Notes changes in local manners and the prominence of English speakers in hotels and shops.
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Boulogne
Monsieur
Tabitha Bramble
Munater
Captain Rock
Rue Royale
Charles
Suecind
Julio Bull
Ha Batha
English tourists and Boulogne's changing fortunes
Boulogne draws 7,000 English residents and visitors as English influence reshapes housing and prices while French and English companies perform. Kean and Wallack performances draw attention. imports, rents, and taxes shift with the seasonal influx. A fat cattle exhibit and Highland Society cattle show reflect agricultural prestige amid imperial travel and cultural exchange. English numbers, travel, and commerce mark a changing coastal town.
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Hotel d
Angleterre
Ibacwn
England
Calais
Dover
Paris
Switzerland
Dreas
Siberia
Wey
Boulogne
Kean
London
O' Leary
Purgatory
Grain market report from London and ports
A detailed summary of grain prices and supplies in London and nearby ports. Barley and oats trade steady with rising prices on some descriptions. flour shortages noted. Imports from Danzig and Lubeck referenced. Baltic arrivals expected to rise with favorable winds. Prices quoted per quarter and per sack, with ongoing concern over wheat demand and malt supply.
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Jalan Apticea
Jas Jar
Bidassoa
Prisnee
Hart
Danzig
Labeck
London
Baltic
Lubeck
Antwerp
Dansi
Keil
Reimbeck
Ostend
Rostork
Griefswalde
Rostwek
Wtdam
Restertiel
Wolgast
Indieh
Incomplete Subscriptions Warn of Termination
Fragmentary notice requests subscribers observe renewal by due date. Mentions annual subscription, receipt, and delivery issues. References Parliament location and advertisement reception. Reads like a damaged scan with unclear names and dates.
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Wrensa
Degny
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Glendame
Ireland
Kalkbrenner
Edinburgh
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Earl of Lauderdale
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Perth
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Taymouth Castle
Earl of
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Lord Huntly
Stewart
Mary Francis
Wilkin~ Son
Hull
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Enne
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Apy
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Rye
Old Sea
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