Conversation Between Caesar and Jesus at the Basilick
In a dramatic exchange, Caesar orders restraint while Jesus refuses to invite war, citing divine will and the prophecy of the just. Caesar warns of punishing dissent, but Jesus insists persecution comes from others and aims for peace not sanction. The scene ends with Jesus vanishing, hinting at a continuation next week.
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Rome
Nazarene
Earth
Casar
Tiber
Jesus
Cirsar Augustus
Basilick
French Cosaques Impress London Stage Scene
A Paris company arrives with Les Cosaques staged in five acts nine tableaux to delight a London audience. The visit coincides with royal guests and imperial interest. Performances include Barbiere di Seviglia and Fidelio, with Mme Gassier and Mme Ney praised for vocal prowess. The Royal Italian Opera hosts Nobles and Princess Adelaide.
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Drury Saxe
Théatre de la Gaité
Paris
France
Royal Opera Company
Roma
Madame Gassier
Tralian
Fidelio
Malle Ney
Moile Ney
Hope
Prince Albert
Royal Italian Opera
Ier
Princess Adelaide of
Sims Reeves
Allcash
Signor Schirra
America
East End
G. H. Bigwood
Antolycus
Douglas
West End
New Philuarmonic Society
Philharmonic Society
Brompton
Signor Belletti
Donation to hospital funds by concert committee chair
A donor forwarded £25 to Edward Warner Esq MP, chairman of the concert committee, for hospital funds. A Puorocrammic Exhibition in New Bond Street adjacent to the Clarendon shows photography specimens including scenic views portraits engravings and arranged figures telling a story.
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Edward Warner
M.P
New Bond Street
Clarendon
If Men Cared Less for Wealth and Fame
Poem urging a world improved by less pride and strife and more love and unity. It envisions sharing, fraternal bonds, and acts of kindness over wealth, status, and bigotry, ending with the claim that the world would be better for it.
The Budget of EELUt and Satirical Quips on War
A satirical collage quoting a budgetary play on conscience, Crimea blunders, and social foibles. It cites a dancing pupil, a mismanaged march from Balaklava to Sebastopol, and a host of quirky vignettes from Punch and related sources. Mentions Quintana crowned by Isabella, police as parboiled lobsters, and a Pope’s Pall vestment joke.
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Balaklava
Sebastopol
Yom Humb
Crimea
Quintana
Isabella
Germany
Guildhall
Louis Napoleon
England
London
Windsor
John Bull
Truelove
Temple Bar
Treelove
Strand
Diogenes
Militiaman Guilty For Cutting and Wounding a Policeman
At Middlesex Sessions Royart Mirirrimay, 22, militiaman, was found guilty of unlawfully and maliciously cutting and wounding James Nevill a G division police constable. The incident began when the militiaman, in uniform, accused the officer of shining light on him in Golden-lane and then rushed with a bayonet wounding the officer in the left hand. The assailant was captured after a pursuit and a bayonet thrown into a square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royart Mirirrimay
Middlesex
James Tuhan
James Nevill
Golden-lane
Old-street
Mary Turner
Jacob Turner
Wentworth-street
Spitalfields
House of Correction
Witham
Newington
Hazelwood
Iron Steam Boat Company
Citizen Steam Boat Company
Londurbridge
Baron Platt
Air. Fenning
Fenning's Wharf
John Rennie
John Henry Batten
Diev
John Watson
Dter
John Watkins
Glasgow Congregational Union
Surrey
James Thomas Hart
Dockhead
Surrey Chapel
Congregational Union
Glasgow
West Indies
Hurt
Mr. Hart
Hart
Lambeth
Aetropolis
Wr. Bishan
Bond-street
Bingluim
Marlborough-street
Moore
Sutherland
Miss Knight
Bishop
Mr. Bishop
Parry
Mr. Bingham
Joseph Tonalin
Bingham
James Locke
Regent-street
Jackson
No. 5
Cork-street
Dicketts
Skinner
Jermyn-street
Messrs. Creed, and Co
Duke-street
Locke
Exvetore Rosrery
Caddick
Fiquilant
King
Grimes
Anne Ryan
Shunter
Old Bailey
Humphreys
Harvey Combe
Cobham
Kent
Wontner
Murpenots Assur
Sonporer
John Wilson
6Th Regiment of Foot
Corrie
Edmund Payne
Metropolitan Police
Sainsbury
Payne
William George Gill
Islington-green
Sarah Redmond
Broughton
John Jackson
Jef
Risoner
Phé Walétcokt
Mr. Broughton
David Nutt
Strand
Peter Lantié
Charing Cross
P. Laurie
Europe
William Milrose
Henry
Buckingham Palace
Post Office
Peake
London-street
Caledonian-road
Militra Manstavenner
William Harrington
City of London
Joseph Towers
Décissed
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Lambelet
George LY
Royal Pavilion
Brighton
Lambeth Court
St. Mary’s, Lambeth
Edward Edwards
John Ball
Thomas Giles
John Wortham
Victoria
Comibron &Fol
Bail
Elliott
Ball Court
Dunlop
Edwin James
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