Milton's Mask of Coins to Close Theatre During Easter Week
The Heatre Royal Drury Lane announces a closure in Cassion Week for the production of Milton's Mask of Coins. Easter Monday April 17 1865 marks the start of a lavish revival with extensive stage appliances, a 50-voice choir and large orchestra, featuring Afr Walter Lacy and Mrs Hernan Vezin, with detailed scenic designs by K W Keene and costumes from leading designers. The line up includes Tom Taylor's The Fool's Revenge and Shakespeare's Henry VIII style performances, with Phelps appearing in major roles and box offices operating daily.
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Heatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Mouags
Messrs
K, Falconer
Chatterton
Mittun
Coinus
Milton
Cassio
Frerant
William Deverey
Jelry
Nyoph
Sabring
Tobert Xby
Afr
Walter Lacy
Hernan Vezin
Wilbye Cooper
Henri Dayton
Afiss Poole
Augusta Thonson
Conservatoire
Paris
Bouffés Parisiennes
Barnard
Frederick Chatterton
K. W. Keene
Gortmack
Deal
Alay
Lawler
Mrr. Tucker
Needham
Tom Taylor
Bortuccio
Mr. Phelps
Shakespeare
Tenry
Wolsey
Cardinal Wolsey
Phelps
Rincess
Br. Vining
Pion Biudigault
Wicklow
Coleon Bawn
London
Din Maucicault
Dion Boucicault
Q Princess's Theatre
Shaurt
Poa
Arruh Na Pogue
Oval Lyceum Theatre
Fech'te
Beven
Simpson and CO. Measrs
Emery
C. Mora
Emey, Fitzpatrick
E. Garden
C. Horaman
Tay- Moreland
Biss C. Leclercq
C. Horeman
Beatrics
R. Fachter
Fechter
Paul
Monntebank
Belphegor
Woentebank
R. Flatou
Uaymarket
Easter Monday Theatre Programes and Pantomime Schedule
On Easter Monday the program opens with Tom Taylor's The Pool's Revenge followed by Milton's mask Comus with W Taey Whys Henri Drayton Miss Poole and others. Evening features Woman in May Lord Dundreary Married and Done Easy Shaving and Princess's. Later shows include Love and The Loves of Echo and Narcissus and The Simple Chase with Toole Bedford Smith Romer etc.
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Pao Uby-Lane
Tom Taylor
Bertceio
Mr. Phelps
Milton
W. Taey
Henri Drayton
Miss Poole
A. Thomson
Wveda
Beven
Baymarert
Easiey
Mr. Sothern
Frank Jocelyn
Guskistons
Mary Anne Beetles
Lord Dundreary
Dundreary
CBASE
Wildrake
Mr. B. Webster
Messrs
Billington
Stephenson
Burling
Stamped Copies of the MO Herald Noted
We inform readers that stamped copies of the MO Herald are available. The notice highlights distribution details and requests readers to collect stamped editions from designated offices.
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Mo! Herald
Army in Motion Across Virginia Front Toward Richmond
The report describes large troop movements as Union forces transfer east to west of Richmond, with regiments marching along the Richmond and Weldon Road, artillery trains crossing rivers, and camps reopening in front of Petersburg. Grant’s and City Point aligned forces push forward while northern offensives pause, signaling major ongoing operations amid uncertain prospects.
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America
Petersburg
Oap
the James
City Point
Grant
Saetsi
Dan
White House
Pamunkey
Richmond
Oro
Gatz
Patersee
Strategic Moves in the Grant Sherman Campaign Near Burkesville
The article analyzes Grant and Sneeman advancing toward Burkesville a crucial junction 50 miles west of Richmond and its potential to sever Richmond Lynchburg supply links. It weighs three plans for Grant to threaten Petersburg and Burkesville, compares risks of long fronts versus concentrated countermeasures, and notes Confederate preparations and political commentary on Liberal Tory dynamics.
Conservatism and Liberal row shaping up for election
The commentary argues the Conservative cabinet stands united while Liberal leaders like Briant and Patatension face opposition from major papers. It contends Tory policy aligns with the nation's constitution, while Liberal attacks on the Premier are political theater. The piece questions Derbyite stances on Catholic Emancipation and reform, urging voters to favor stability under Conservative leadership.
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Cospen
Baiur
Bataut
Brian
House of Commons
Bricat
Torgiam
Derbyites
Earl of Derry
Sir Rose
Peet
Baraar
Patmurston
Russitt
Lord Denny
Reprnt
Bricht
Sid
Messares
Globe
Rochdale
Jord
Paumenston and
Roussert
Granstons
Bricn
Lord Palmerston
Lord Russet
Mr. Bricar
Mr. Gladstone
Decline of English Clock Making Warned by Lord Carrmess
A Horological Institute meeting heard Lord Carrmess warn that English clock making is dying as British manufactures face ruin from policy favoring foreign labour. He cited the art of telling time shrinking in England, with many artisans drifting toward hardship while some prefer antiquarian views over practical remedies.
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Grapstone
Lord Carrmess
Horological Institute
England
England's horology to favor home manufacture over foreign imports
The piece laments rising imports of Swiss watches and French ormolu clocks, urging a revival of English clock and watchmaking. It praises Clerkenwell craftsmanship, laments decline from competition, and calls for the Horological Institute to promote domestic production benefiting English artisans and the national economy.
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France
America
Switzerland
Seata
Clerkenwell
Spitalfields
Coventry
Goldsmiths’ Hall
Continent
Lancashire
Lord Cairaness
Genevs
M. Brxcurr
England
London
Neuchatel
Geneva
Carrmess
Huyczys
Hooxe
Greenwich Observatory
Foamstraw
Graham
Beapity
Fairox
Freemasons
Wuearfronz
Cider Consumption Tales From a Workday
A late nineteenth century scene recalls a Somersetshire laborer who drank vast quantities of cider and joked about wealth altering his drinking. The narrator notes the burden cider places on district labor and imagines a future where intoxication dominates daily life, even if money were no object.
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Someristshire
Grant and Lee clash as Richmond move alarms Washington
A Civil War era dispatch reports Federal forces under Grant probing Confederate lines as Lee evacuates Richmond toward Lynchburg. It notes Spies, a Danville road swing, and 90,000 troops in motion with Ord left on the James to defend the capital, while Sherman lags and Mobile remains contested. The piece critiques the Dictator ironclad and broader Union naval plans, arguing potently against the doom of Washington.
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City Point
James
Petersburg
Grant
Sneeman
Burkesville
Richmond
Southside
Lynchburg
Danville
North Carolina
Barkesville
Virginia
Reams
Hatcher's Run
Snegtvan
Dinwiddie Court House
Reams Station
Weldon
Burkesville Junction
Durkesville
America
Lenny
Geant
Suffolk
Burkenville
James River
Lire
Danville Road
Lez
Johnstone
Laceman
Roanoke
Confederacy
Army of the Potomac
New York
D&c
Lincon
Sherman
Ord
Meade
Sheridan
Lee
Fort Steadman
Lincoln
Fos
Theridan
Washington
National
Maryland
Stoneman
Knoxville
Virginia and
East Tennessee
Seward
Goldsboro
Schofield
Terry
Savannah
Mobile
Alabama
Fortress Monroe
Hampton
Fortress
Ericason
England
Ericsson
Borussia Arrives Southampton With Passengers and Mails
The Hamburgh and American Company's steamer Borussia, Captain Schwenysen, arrived from New York with 104 passengers for Southampton and Hamburgh and 45 bags of mails for London. On the voyage, other ships were sighted off Portland and Staten Island. General Grant reported hard fighting near Boston roads and Boyston Plank Road with Union forces gaining ground on White Oak Road as of the latest telegraph updates.
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Southampton
Tnorspay
Borussia
S.chwensen
New York
Hamburgh
London
Istinat
Staten Jnland
Wisconsin
Liverpool
Juin Shark
Velocity
Madras
Portland
Bremen
Arerz
Grant
Dalsey
Boylton Plank Road
Boyston Plank Road
White Oak Road
Stanton
Arrival of the St David near Burkeville
Via Greencastle New York dispatch reports the St David nearing Burkeville at seven p.m. Sheridan’s scouts say Confederate forces are in full position blocking earthworks efforts and hindering progress.
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ST. David
Greencastle
New York
Burkeville
Commercial Intelligence Summary from New York Market
In New York markets Arg 1 shows money abundant with gold at 152. Exchange rates: London 1653, Paris 3.39. Stocks firmer with New York Central 86. Illinois 94. Erie 6 1/4. Five-Twenty Bonds at 105. Provisions slightly firmer. Cotton dull at Middling Upland 46. Flour and grains weak. Wheat and corn dull. Molasses, coffee, and petroleum quiet or dull. Crude 83. Refined 53.
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New York
Exchange
London
Paris
New York Central
Illinois
Erie
Montreal Exra Extradition Spark in St Alban Raiders Case
Canada news reports a warrant to arrest St Alban's raiders in Montreal for Neutrality Act breach will be issued at St Catherine's and then abandoned. Prisoners to be brought before Toronto judges for extradition, with Montreal judges' latest ruling hoped to be overturned by the judges. The Confederate organ in Montreal denounces the executive for attempting to override that ruling. The executive faces accusations of conspiracy to deliver up the raiders as the case is moved to St Catherine's. Considerable excitement grips Montreal.
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Empire
Lord Palmerston
Lord Drnsy
Lord Panmerston
Lord Denby
Stenfeuma
Canada
Montreal
Toronto
St. Catherine’s
St. Alban’s
Confederates of Montreal
Latest Railway Traffic Returns Show Week Ending April Nine
Traffic returns for the week ending April 9 report varied totals across lines with Manchester and Liverpool showing notable gains while other routes record year over year changes. Including for Balaton, NogTs Bars, UrsTex, and An Estate or Kixostry, the figures reflect differing performance and contrasts with the prior year.
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Manchester
Sheffield
Lixcol Rourke
Balaton
Exarak
UrsTex
Trafic
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