Nocturnal Sketch From Hoads Angqual
Fragmentary poetry pastiche evokes nocturnal London with references to Drury Lane, Macbeth, Ducrow, Liston, and Bulls of Bashan. Vivid lines describe gaslight, watchmen, thieves, and a hazy night world as streets stir in sleep and whispers rise from the gutter. The piece blends theater figures and urban imagery in a dreamlike, unsettled mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoad
Drury Lane
ene Ohello
Macbeth
Ducrow
Olympic pit
Liston
Pall-mall
Georgy
Charles
Hilly
James Quines
Rose
Foundling Hospital Paris as a Symbol of Pity and Pain
A vivid critique of the Foundling Hospital in Paris describes its grim interior and the paradox of a place meant to save children while exposing them to neglect. The piece recalls the old cradle box, the grim mortality rates, and the contrast with charitable ideals in London, Russia, and Naples.
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London
Franklin
Russia
Naples
Moscow
Noleon
France
ainly
avas
Paris
sind
Incropolis
Le Livre des Comtet-Uni
Georgia Supreme Court Mandate Reverses Worcester Case
A 1832 Georgia high court mandate reverses a Superior Court verdict in Samuel A. Worcester v. The Stars or Georgia. The court finds the Georgia act unconstitutional and discharges Worcester, ordering dismissal and a mandate to execute the reversal. The ruling halts further prosecution and remands with no daily liability.
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Samren A. Worersten
Phaintiff
Tur
Geonura
Guinnett
State of Georgia
United States
Samuel A. Worcester
Samuel A. Worcesters
Gwinnett
Superior Court of
Georgia
NerESt
Colored Population Report in Maryland Legislature
A Maryland House of Delegates committee reports on the colored population, noting conflicting memorials from citizens. It outlines general legislative heads including prohibiting future emancipation without removal plans, raising funds for removal of already free individuals, and establishing a police system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
Maryland
Maryland Abolition Plan Aims at Removing Free Coloured Population
A legislative committee urges drastic steps to eliminate the free coloured population from Maryland, arguing removal and resettlement to a nearer home. They estimate costs for freeing and relocating both free people and slaves, claim land value would rise if slavery ends, and urge gradual abolition backed by state funds and policy changes.
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Maryland
Ma- Ty land
CIAAUGU
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Lfate nupiber
ale wit boy
Koney mny
cnot
wyatt
Tan
United States
eral
free states
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Virginia
Pennyvania
Pennsylvania
Pennavisgenia
Kentucky
Ohio
Union
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Laws Passed at December Session of Maryland Legislature
The record lists acts and supplements from Frederick and surrounding counties. Provisions cover tax collectors, real estate sales, public school incorporation, county divisions into districts, and office provisions for Fredericktown and Mount Nebo Public School.
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Levy Court
Frederick County
OLD ACRES Movsz
Patrick street
MOSES WORM
JAMES SIMMONS
poe
Baltimore
Mount Nebo
Frede
ty nick county
Emmitsburg
Frederick coun
Valeley
Mechanics’ Town
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WM. OLDEN NEILMS
Market
Patrick streets
HERALD
FREDERICK TOWN
BLACKS ITHS
JAMES CLEMSON
Kiate Mills
Ierald
FRIENDSHIP
Samuel T. Dorsey
liberty
N. B
PAEN TENG
GREENWOOD
Frederick
New York
Washington
C. Chs. Wilson s Co
goa
court of Chancery
James Evans
John Ghson
JOAN SCHLEY
Clk
John Hephart
Frederick County Bank
Peetro
TRE FOUNDLING HOSPITAL
AQT
Vinecent de Paule
Napoleon
CHEROGKEE
ferlinggs ag
George Baltzell
Vrebreick
Fredericktow
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