The Sond of Steam Poem Fragment and News Fragments
Readable verses mix with late nineteenth century news notes. The poem speaks of iron strength and world changing power, while the page carries diverse items: a remark on height requirements for service, Hyde Park bathing statistics, auctions, railways, church news, royal gifts, and various European notices.
Let the Colonies Unite
A Times letter argues united colonial action to influence policy, citing wine growers of France and contrasts with Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ceylon, and others. It proposes forming a joint body to pressure Prime Minister Peel and highlight the futility of isolated grievances, urging cross-colony solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
New Zealand
Sir Robert Peet
Robert
Robert Peel
Sir Robert
Downing-atreet
the Times
France
van Diemen’s Land
Ceylon
St. Lucia
London
Liver
Sint
Borgeaux
Fashions for November from the Illustrated London News
Fashionables remain abroad at seaside country seats and in Paris and Italian cities as London houses race to import winter novelties. Morning wear returns the Pamela bonnet with updated variants. hair, bonnets, and trims evolve with new colours and ribbons. Algerine turbans and delicate Valenciennes embroideries feature among caps, veils, and floral accents for a season of refined, coordinated toilette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Enrrowin
Society of Arts
Alten
Louis Phillippe
Fone
Dugeburgh
Berlin
Prussia
Rhenish
Scotland
Court of Session
Constitutional Committee
Storthing
United States
Brazil
William
Lartington Hall
Yorkshire
Connecticut
Texas
Congress
Methven
Duy- Ting
England
Speaker
D. RB. Pigott
T. F. Freemantle
Maynooth College
Dwarkansuth Tagore
Ireland
Ulster
Dublin
Kingston
Westminster Bridge
Lord Rolle
Baton
Meine Bury
Byrne
Barone de Dietrich
Vizens
Louis de Sulkowski
Doke
Bielitz
Paris
Milan
Florence
Naples
Rome
Modes
Sesson
Primroggs
Pamela Boupet
Ome
Brussels
Fashion and Oyster Trade in Post Magazine Era
The article describes fashion trends with garlands and mantlets, noting color themes in silks and borders, and calls attention to accessories and dress shapes. It also discusses oyster sourcing, transport, storage, and feeding methods, contrasting natives with exiles and sharing peculiar culinary beliefs about oyster care and fattening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gour Manda
Giles
Ediovargh
Post Magazine
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Freman Americen Rapar
Haman
Wien
CIA
Ras
Chen
Orient
Harneas
Ivia
Grand Junction
Hyde Park
H. Hil
Worcester
James Hull
Waterloo
Stephen's Green
New College
Spain
Algiera
Aenous
Madrid
Hanover
Mr. Hayden
He Jeng
Heftshaiens
J. B
Cabool
Akhbar Khan
Baron de Liebate
Chine
H Hart BR. N
Greenwich
Maunsell
Ith
Manchester
Johns
Brown
Murchison
Geological Society of London
University of Edinburgh
New York Tribune
Indy
43Rd Light Infantry
Dover Castle
Trover
Boulogne
M. Argo
Estagel
Pyrenees
Saint Acheol
Maison de Blament
Amiens
Dames de Bon Pasteur
Wesleyan Methodists
Bristol
Kinterbury
Devonport
Aberdeen
Sackville Hamilton Berkeley
Jamaica
Ben
75Th Regiment
William Hutchinson
Child and Co
Temple-bar
Frm
Charles the First
Oliver Cromwell
Price Current
Melbourne
Hope
Cya
Mihi Perionis
Geieg Ting
Poydag
Acre
W. Rey
Tiaialleys
Tieanes
Bar
Bath
Brenda
Browt
Stowe
Menilla
Essace
Tao
Portia
Geod Brat Sa
Sundria