Moral Education and War Politics from 1865 Sale List
A fragmented 19th century sale list notes titles including Moral Education by THOS SIMONS and works on Spain and justice. It lists publishers and locations such as St Paul’s Church, Oxford Street, and Piccadilly, with prices like 6s 6d and 3s 6d.
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Rye
Thos Simons
Tares
Mohnsen
St. Paul's Church
Ale Reynolds
Boohester
Oxford Street
Mir
Ridge
Mwy Cock
Stavener
Long Acre
Spain
Tor J. Datchard
Her
Opupoure Zalbane
Piccadi Tly
Tacuary
Grand Serious Opera and Ballet at King's Theatre
King's Theatre presents Frechero del Amor Fraterno and a Paris ballet, with Grassini's cold strain and other acts delayed for two days. The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane offers The Beggar's Opera this evening with Captain Macbweaui and ensemble, followed by new allegorical dance The United Britons and The Citizen tomorrow The Marriage Promise and Who's the Dupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Dreiry-Lane
Trie Beggar’s Opera
Captain Macbweaui
Mr. Kelly
Potty Peachum
Movintan
Lucy
Miss de Camp
Rir. Bryson
Mr. Byrne
Mr. Werpart
THE
Citizen
Yormorrow
Dupe
Theatres and Pantomime at Covent Garden Tonight
Tever act, Lafatre Aya Covent Garden. Schools of Reform and How work rule a husband. Cast includes Cooke Kemble Munden Lews Murray Emery Gibbs Litchfield Brunton St Leger. Epilogue by Litchfield. New pantomime Harleg in Quicksilver with Beevil, music by Davy. Final performance nightly until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tever
Lafatre
Covent-Garden
Cooke
C. Kemble
Munden
Lews
Murray
Emery
Gibbs
Litchfiel
Brunton
St. Leger
Speech of Bonaparte Opens French Legislative Session
London readers receive Paris journals showing Napoleon Bonaparte in imperial dress opening France’s Legislative Body with a throne speech. The Expose of state affairs is described as boasting of peace, power, and national prosperity while British policy debates Hait the emperor’s aims and the danger to European order.
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Paris
Mhrge
Bonaparte
Bonafagte Fromgais
France
Great Britain
Wade
Hati
Bia
Ayer
State of Europe and British stance after Bonaparte rivalries
A critical summary reviews the French government’s annual address as two faced, condemning insincerity toward foreign powers while flattering the people at home. It notes Britain’s resistance to pacific overtures, France’s wartime alignments, and the fragile balance of continental powers with Turkey, Spain, Prussia, Austria, and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Amiens
Malta
Spain
Prussia
Austria
Russia
Europe
Turkey
Bonaparte
Constantinople
Porte
Bartavan
Marshal Brace
Empire of the Crescent
Gibraltar
Forcigna
Beest
Gorrestor
Aid de Cauip
Gaenoes
Perut Dt Arzaidlon
Auray
Armorest
Guipremor
Cluet
Catrons
Cannes
Capiz
Ott
Lagos
Dama
Une
aAo
Oce Pristres
Beswes
Mahon
Black Sea
Frey
France’s Peace Sincerity Question Noted in Parliament
A brief French communication will be noticed in Wis Magisty as evidence clears BONAPANTF of any doubt about his peace intentions. Mr. Ditron moves the Address to His Majesty in the House of Commons.
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France
Wis Magisty
Bonapantf
Ditron
House of Commons
Privy Council Meeting at Buckingham House
A Privy Council yesterday held at Buckingham House with Lord Sipmouth presiding. New Privy Councillors sworn in include Hooniam Frerr, former Madrid ambassador, Porn Canan, Surtrvay, and N. Van- SITTART, who took their seats. The Duke of Portiaxn retires from Cabinet attendance due to health. the Earl of Bocxixc Hamsurre becomes Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham House
Lord Sipmouth
Hooniam Frerr
Madrid
Porn Canan
Surtrvay
N. van- Sittart
Duke of Portiaxn
Earl of Bocxixc Hamsurre
Duchy of Lancaster
Royal Court Updates and News from Windsor to London
Yesterday the Queen and Princesses arrived at the Queen's House from Windsor. At three, a Privy Council met with high officials as several nobles and officers were named to the Order of the Garter. Reports included French naval movements off Devon and Cornwall, market reactions to a French peace note, and ship launches at Deptford with the Duchess of Gardon named a ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen’s House
Windsor
Loram Chancelllor
Lord Arpen
Lord Murerave
Firs
Duchy of Lancaster
Court of King's Bench
Admiralty
Chamberlain
Duke of Montrose
Hertford
Earls Westmoreland
Dartmouth
Camden
Chatham
Westmorland
Buckinghamshire
Castlereagh
Ledmouth
Arden
Hawkesbury
Ellenborough
Melville
W. Scott and
Morgan
Pie
Stephen Corterett
Frere
Sternen Corterey
Mess
Serjeant Vanstrtart
Carew
Privy Council
Order of the Garter
St. James's Palace
Marquis of Apercorn
Cuesterrizino
Wincaertsea
Darrm Mourh
AvLespury
France
Devonshire
Cornwall
Plymouth
Havre
Ireland
Mount’s Bay
Stand’s End
Penzance
Land’s End
Falmouth
St. Thomas
Robert Warn
M. P
Para
Avvincion
Dannghed
Madras
Capuin Marios
King’s Yard
Depcord
Gettleman
Fi Sarky
Philly
Royal visit to Copent-Garden Theatre praised by crowd
Their Majesties and five Princesses attended the Copent-Garden Theatre last night to see The Poor Gentleman and the neum Pantomime. God Save the King greeted the royal party with triumph and music. Names of Nobility and dress details follow. The Queen wore a pitch coloured suit with a helmet diamond motif, while Princesses Avusta Kirzasetsa Sarat A Mary Amexia wore diamond bands and feathered headpieces.
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Copent-Garden Theatre
God Save the King
Roya Party
Narrinetan
Dartmouth
Morton
Harcourt
Exy
Cranney
Dukes
Kerr
Cumpertain
Camariper
Sussex
Avresnury
Jersey
Avcusta
Kirzasetsa
Sarat A
Mary
Amexia
Lady Beaumont's Ball at Grosvenor Square
A London society gathering hosted by Lady Sitpenexet Beaumont at her Grosvenor Square residence drew about a hundred attendees, including numerous children. The evening featured reels led by Miss Beaumont and Master Law, followed by country dances and a lavish supper, ending at midnight with the ballroom praised for its noted elegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitpenexet Beaumont
Grosvenor Square
Miss Beaumont
Law
Society notes and arrivals in town include dukes and noble visits
The Duke and Duchess of Gorgon with their daughter Lady Mapetina Sin CLAIR are due in February. Dinner host Mr. Pitt entertained the Attorney and Solicitor Generals among friends. Captain Warner and his bride arrived at York-place. Calisto was bought by a West India merchant and will depart for the European Museum Le Trorrow. The Gazette records appointments and honors including Lee Cuevalier as Surgeon Extraordinary and a Russian diamond gift to Dr. Thornton.
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RaLien
RobincTon
Virviens
Captain Warner
Colonel Sureiny
York-place
Calisto
Liverpool
le Trorrow
Prince of
Amony
Alexander
Russia
Imperial Academy of Art and Sciences
Pass
Novossilzofe
Egypt
Younry
Sonina
Aniy
Gry
Cairo
Gere Stuart
de Porte
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London
Vantent
Tieae Pratt
Lady Beaumont
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