Family Distress in Korzenes Drama at the Theatre
A review of Korzenes drama Self Immolation or The Sacrifice of Love translated by Mr Neuman. Maxwell falls from wealth to poverty and, despaired, nearly drowns in the Thames before Humane Society rescue. Harrington, wealthy yet guilt ridden, adopts him, restoring the distressed family. The piece emphasizes moral virtue and fallen fortune, with occasional dramatic improbabilities and a visible focus on heart over humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korzenus
Mr. Neuman
Korzesuz
Harrington
Maxwell
Thames
Humane Society
Korzenve
Kotzgave
Dumfries
Harris A
Maxwill
Shipping News From Hull to Yarmouth and Ports
The Molly arrives at Hull from Greenland with reports of numerous ships named, including Psych and Oak War, sailing between May and June. Yarmouth notes a cruiser off the Texel commanded by the Russian Vice-Admiral Tare, and arrivals at Plymouth and Portsmouth with troops, mail, and militia movements. Wind N E.
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Molly
Hull
Greenland
Psych
Eltifon
Exginton
Ngs
Symm
Treciove
John
Mana
Samuel
Sarah
Elizabeth
de Brinerva
Prince of Wales
Dingwall
Nancy
Lively
Britannia
London
Riga
Feu
Ceres
Norway
Yarmouth
Yarmouth Roads
Tare
Texel
Prince Frederick
Hapburh
Baron
Erivoy
Kourt
Wirtemberg
Walsi
Heana
Princeef
Wales
Sutton
Portsmouth
Plymouth
St. Helen’s, Or
Spithead
Melange
Lord Batprong
Lily of the Morning and the Heavenly Lily Verse Fragment
A brief fragment from a poem or song text describes the Lily of the morning as pure white and lovely. The stanza recalls the lily drooping and dying, evening dews, and then rising from the mother bed to ease the sufferer’s pain with a gentle blessing.
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Che
Heath
Description of Appenzell Cow Keeping and Bell Traditions
The interior Canton of Appenzell Switzerland shows cowkeeping as the principal livelihood with itinerant Senns arranging winter fodder from wealthier farmers. Cows are guided by bells, each Sepp adorned for occasions, and cows respond to the Senn’s voice as they gather to the ranz des vaches.
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Canton of
Appenzell
Switzerland
Canton
Senn
Alps
Europe
Sean
Tyrol
Sepp
Lecken
French fleet reaches Leghorn. Austro-Russian army trapped
Paris reports 16 000 French troops debarked at Leghorn after a favorable wind. They link with Moreau's army to trap the Austro-Russian force. Berne notes Austrian prisoners include Prince Hohenrohe. War Directorate assembly in Paris discusses troops and defense. Fourteen thousand men marching from Helvetia are recalled to Switzerland.
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Paris
Toulon
Leghorn
Moreau
Macdonald
Berne
France
Prince
Hohenrohe
Sieyes
Directory
Helvetia
Switzerland
Massena reports French rout at Zurich and battle notes
General Massena directs the executive directory from Heap-Quagtenrs on June 3 describing a determined morning assault by the enemy on the right under General Soult. He claims heavy enemy losses, about 500 killed or wounded and 3000 prisoners, with French casualties around 4200. He commends officers, notes wounded generals, and outlines next moves to occupy hills from Albis to the Rhine and Lake Zug.
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Zuxica
Soult
Zurich
Wittikon
Zolikon
Reifbach
Louis
Eriethy
Cherin
Debilly
Lecombe
le Bow
Wefen
Geschienen
Killett
Humbert
Prifaters
Desesters
Duarves
Abeer
Brunel
Berrhe
Sault
Albis
Rhine
Lake of
Zug
Massena
Retreat and troop movements near Mont Blanc reported
The Paris papers recount General Ledoyen retreating to Mount Denis to defend Mont Blanc against Austrian and Piedmontese insurgents. Veteran units from Mount Denis and Mantéane arrive daily, with French guards from Chambery and Annecy recalled. News notes German and Swiss forces plotting movements toward Zurich, while Mont Blanc remains a focal point of strategic posture.
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Ledoyen
Ague
Mount Cents
Piedmont
Mont Blanc
Mount-Denis
Mautiéane
Muller
Eh National Guuard
Chambery
Annecy
Bollom
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Pors
H. Johnston
Sweyval
J. Parmers
Daviss
Abbott
Parmer
Jew
Warpnon
Harto
Mr Davenport
Matter Maxwell
Matter Toxery
Miss Charman
Max
Davenport
Jane
Wells Sea
Miss Leszave
Ship News
Deal
Woolverine
Rover
Scott
Hamburgh
H.W
Appenzele
Switezerland
Army OF the
French Republic
FRA rEbney
Areeaatiet
Oudiasr
Massina
Strasburg
Jouk
Kiein
Leggederin
Trac
Géneva
Oaks
Zutighy
Gaiam
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