Dorset Dialect Poems Underworth The Dorset Life
A review of William Barnes and other poets notes Barnes’s strong Dorset dialect voice but criticizes lapses in form and overuse of color in some pieces. It praises Poems of Rural Life in the Dorset Dialect while finding later poets Wollaston Butler and Sturges flawed, some with Latin missteps and egotism, and questions overall merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Barnes
Dorset
Wessex
South-England
William Barnes
London
Macmillan and Co
Samara Curapert Rocers
Wiliam Freeman
Vernon Wollaston
M.A
F.L.S
Alexander Hume Butuix
Longmans, Green, and Co
Richard Yates
Edinburgh
James Nichol
Mr. Wollaston
Mr. Butler
Pucelle
Beggars and Founders of the Dutch Republic reviewed
A London review lauds De Liergs prose of The Beggars tracing the Dutch revolt under Alva, Orange, and the Sea Beggars. The critic praises the noble hero, period spirit, and timely lessons for youth while noting stylistic rough edges in English. Additional notices evaluate works by the Earl of Shaftesbury, Ebenezer Davies, and a Christian Year Book, critiquing compilation quality and editorial clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Republic
J. B. de Lierpg
London
Hodder and Stoughton
de Liefde
Mr. Kingaley
Netherlands
Duke of
Alva
Inquisition
Council of Troubles
Blood Council
Prince of Orange
Briele
Iis
Earl OF
Suafiesbury
Cluapnan and Hall
Turkey
Lord Shaftesbury
Wilberforce
Ebenezer Davies
Elliot Stock
Davies
Jackson, Walford, and Hodder
Sydney
England
Wales
Alexandra Orphanage Bazaar and Local Doings
A year since the Duchess of Sutherland laid the foundation at Hornsey Rise. a bazaar to aid the building fund is set for Saturday and the following three days. Also notes on pauper statistics, Wimbledon encampment, the New Midland Line opening, and Saltaire’s beer sale ban for grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brere Marines
Wimbledon
National Rifle Association
Midland
London
Bedford
Moorgate Street
Aldersgate-street
Farringdon-street
King's
Saltaire