Ravens and Poets in a Victorian Reverie
A fragmented essay recounts Dickens like Ravens and two original birds, their antics and deaths, then shifts to a tasting of literary figures at a Queen's ball. Wordsworth Rogers Montgomery Moore Baillie De Quincy Wilson Thornton are named, with nursery nettle cures and medical notes closing the piece.
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Les Dickens
London
Hugh Evans
Anne Page
Yorkshire
Raven
Barnaby Rudge
William Wordsworth
Wordsworth
Westmorland
Samuel Rogers
James Montgomery
Sheffield
Thomas Moore
Joanna Baillie
Hampstead
Thomas de Quincy
Wilson
Thornton
Harvest Prospects Across West Riding Yorkshire Bright
Reports indicate a strong hay harvest across the West Riding of Yorkshire with good yields on southern meadows. Crops show promising housing, though some areas still require cutting, and fairs have improved crop appearances including barley and pulses. overall crop conditions in the kingdom are satisfactory.
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West Riding
Yorkshire
Gleanings on Jews Gipsies and Congregational Singing
A collage of social notes discusses Jewish and gypsy family colour and religious mix, criticizes so called High Churchmen, and lauds active singer participation as the cure for poor church singing in a Southwark Singing Circular excerpt.
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Europe
Hieu Courcamen
Southwark
Floating of the Britannia Bridge and Silk Mills Fire
Reports describe the floating of the Britannia Bridge over the Menai Straits amid extreme heat with large crowds, plus a major fire destroying silk mills near Manchester causing extensive loss. The Times controversy and Galvanism cures are also noted with dramatic claims and editorials.
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Menat Straits
Manchester
Messrs. Williams and Gardom
Broughton Bridge
Irwell
Births Marriages and Deaths From June Notices
June 15 at Farnborough hill a birth to the wife of Thosas Loneman, Esq. Various marriages dated June 12 to 15 include John Sydney All to Mary Harner and John Masters Garratt to Miss Eva Marr Cary. Deaths list many ages from 15 to 81, noting illness, apoplexy, and notable figures like the Earl of Thanet and S. Rooker.
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Farnborough Hill
Thosas Loneman, Esq
Independent
Brentwood
Curwen
Reading
John Sydney All
Mary Harner
F. W. Lemon
York-street Chape
Walworth
J. W. Percy
Warwick
John Masters Garratt
Misa Euca Marr Cary
Misa Phillips
Coutton House
Incanton
Somerset
Elizabeth Staunton
J. R. Coorzr
Willesden
Middlesex
Leamington
Fanny Manners Sourron
C. M. Sutton
D.D
Archbishop of
Manteenary
Anne Bensley
W. HusBarp
Highpatract
Borough
Uniongrove
Wandaworth-road
Surrey
Gloucester-place
London
Henry Turron
Earl of
Thanet
County
Westmoreland
Kent
Green Farm
Hughenden
High Wycombe
Bucks
William Hussey
Lancashire Independent College
Andrew Kirkpatrick
Davidson
Joan Cunurt
Manorplace
Catfield
Norfolk
Bideford
Devon
Rooker
Lavington
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Cheater
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