Quiet Pool and Rural Harmony in a Vintage Verse
A reflective passage describes a tranquil pond with lilies, a mill, and surrounding willows, evoking primeval quiet as nature’s voice rises with storm. It accompanies brief notes on simple songs and a short poem about youth and joy, ending with the refrain Happy time of Youth Stay for ever.
Books Received List From a 19th Century Journal
A long catalog of recent publications and periodicals including Peniel or the Angel Wrestling, Things New and Old, Light from the Cross, Natural Theology, and The Panorama of History. Also listed are calendars, manuals on preaching and theology, magazines, reviews, and university notices with various publishers and firms in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peniel
Wertheim and
Macintosh
J. Nisbet and Co
T. Clark
Rivingtons
Foundation
Nisbet and Co
Routledge and Co
Darton and Co
Sampson Low
Son
Sonnenschein
D. Nutt
A. Hall, Virtue, and Co
the Eclectic Review
Ward and Co
Tait
Edinburgh
Partridge and Co
The
United Presbyterian Magazine
W. Oliphant and Sons
Groombridge and Sons
Scottish Congregational Magazine
A. Fullarton and Co
London Monthly Review
Ulster
E. Whitfield
Church of England Monthly Review
Wertheim and Macintosh
Evangelical Magazine
the Christian Reformer
Whitfield
London University Magazine
A. Hall
Virtue, and Co
Inconsistent Women and Global Arts News
Gleanings notes sunspots appearing on the sun and asks why women are inconsistent, then mentions Paris cashmere shawls gaining court favor. Horace Vernet invited to paint President Buchanan, revivalist James Caughey may return to the country, and the British Museum houses 450000 volumes. Calvin Translation Society prints Volume II of Letters of Calvin. A King William’s Town settler ships two bales of wool from Tambookies, signaling potential growth of wool production among the Caffre tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Horace Vernet
Washington
Buchanan
America
James Caughey
British Museum
Measrs Constable and Co
Calvin Translation Society
King William’s Town
Cape Colony
Oddities and travels from a bustling year
Lady Franklin funds an Arctic quest to details of lost voyagers. Glycerine touted as a cod-liver oil substitute with pleasant taste. Justice Keogh leaves Waterford assizes for Dublin. A new work on a coming comet asks if it will strike Earth. Temperance tracts repurposed as hair curlers. A miser’s sugar-test yields a curious tale. Lyons hosts professional mourners at funerals for a fee. Paris railcar etiquette and Dumas storytelling at a party. Lefebvre-Wely’s revenge on a pressing boot request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin
Esquimaux
Edinburgh Medical Journal
Justice Keogh
Waterford
Robert Kettle
Glasgow
Lyons
Paris
Wehman
Dumas
Lefebvre Wely
Sakoski
Leelevre-Wely
Monsieur Sakoski
New York Home Journal
Births and Marriages Record From London and Nearby Areas
Birth notices list several births on April 17 to 21 across Waterloo Street Birmingham Peckham Rye Liverpool Haverstock Hill Croydon and Burslem with details of wives and spouses. Marriage notices include ceremonies on April 10 at Caledonian Road London and April 18 in Neufchatel Switzerland and April 14 at Kingston on Thames with names of brides and grooms and a presentation of a Family Bible at the new chapel ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo-stree Birmingham
Joan Wakre Keyworth
Peckham-rye
James Payne Bastry
High Park-street
Liverpool
Wm. Harcus
Crown Terrace
Haverstock-hill
E. F. Bron
Tee
Croydon
Surrey
Marryann
Bon
Hill Top
Burslem
Thomas Bostock
Or & Son
Caledonian-road Chapel
London
Phenerer Davies
Joan Knapman
Ashburton
Devon
Exirasera Weat Bastersroox
Jalin On
Neufchatel
Switzerland
Henry Woopatt
Regent-streat
Hannan
Jonn Gotro
New Congregational Chapel
Kingston-on- Thames
L. H. Byrnes
Oseph Jeffreys
Henley-on-Thames
Mia Rowe Riguardson
Teddington
Ichardson
Hampton Court
Watte
Marriages and Deaths Record From British Notices
A compact page lists multiple marriages in April across London and surrounding counties with names including Rev. George Fustace Rev. Ronmr'r Witty Hannan Thorsr and Huppert Venrerra, plus a Preston ceremony. It also notes deaths at sea and ashore, among them James Harting of Fairy Hall Nottingham and Lt. Charles Epward Jarr cock of the 31st Regiment, plus Bishop William Skinner and others, with ages and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Chapel
Holmfirth
George Fustace
Ronmr'r Witty
Hannan Thorsr
Esengren Wimpring
Burnlee
St. James's
Paddington
Maonus
Ton Huppert
Hsg
Venrerra
Roser Guynina, Bart
St. George's
Hanover Square
W Coghlan
Water Lana
Rood Ashton
Wilts
Lady Bissgorp
St. James Hrlligar
K.C.B
K.C.H
Preston
Lancashire
W. L. Clay
Blisworth
Hastings
Francis Calvert Ginterr
Fsq
Chesterfield
Richard Gillett
Brook House
Staffordshire
Mary Susanna
Joan Cuay
Martin’s-in-the-Fields
Charles Rexp Driver
Fanny
Grorce Woop
Alma
India
James Harting
Fairy Hall
Nottingham
Leadenhall-street
St. George's Bay
Malta
Charles Epward Jarrcock
William Jeffcock Esq
High Harles
Sheffield
Aberdeen
William Skinner
Diocess of
Scottish Episcopal Church
Kingsland
Thomas Backhouse
The
Stock Exchange
Thropora
Wm. Harcovs
Toxteth Park
Liverpool
Blakeney
Gloucestershire
Money Market and Stock Exchange Update
The Stock Market shows a flat trend amid money drains and Bank of France weakness, with recent signs of improvement as dividends reinvested. Government loan rates hold near 6 to 7 percent, and foreign market activity remains fair. Port of London traffic dips slightly. 194 inward ships, 112 outward, with cargoes of corn, sugar, tea. gold parcels from Australia expected. Crystal Palace Company dividend meeting adjourned amid estate disputes. Bank of England appoints Neave as Governor and Dobree as Deputy-Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciry
Bank of France
Stock Exchange
Australia
Robson
Crystal Palace Company
Messrs
Baring
Eng
Bank of England
8S. Neave
B. Dobree
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