London Theatre Notes on Censorship and Maeterlinck
The piece surveys censor intervention on Maeterlinck Monna Vanna at Bayswater and media critique. It notes Patti and Santley performances, Wagner and Liszt news, an arena production in Beziers, and plans for Garrick’s Hampton villa redevelopment. It mentions Reszke returning to Paris Opera and potential Pagliacci casting.
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Inero
Eris
the Royal
London “Evening News
Miys
Pimero
Eudy
Iris Bellamy
Kensington
Brough Company
Tanqueray
J. C. Williamson
Palace
Prince of Wales' Theatre
London
Beatrice Ferrar
Ada Ferrar
Gwen Dallas
England
Perth
W.A
West
Thos. P. Hudson
George Musgrove
Mies Nellis Stewart
Charles Holly
Nellie
Wagner
Vienna
Penzing
Hichard Wagner
Ludwig of
Bavaria
Tristan
Tie Viennese
Triebschen
Richter
Nina Bouebanlt
Ehow
George Hawtrey
Comedy Theatre
W. F. Hawtrey
Drory Lane
Fing
Messala
Ben Hur
Maeterlinck
Bayswater
Bernard Shaw
mind—Morina Vanna
Eve
Mme. Patti
Albert Hall
Mme
Patti
Faust
Marguerite
Charles Santley
Santley
Allgemeine Musik Zeiturg
Warner
Covent Garden
Saint Saens
Liszt
Weijnberger
Manuscri
David Garrick
Vila
Hampton
Riverside House
Adelphi
Hannah More
Garrick
Henry Angelo
Eton
Shakepere
British Museum
M. Jean de Reszke
Paris Opera
Orpheus
Gluck
Paris
Mme. Viardot
Royalty grant special exception to accept showmen wishes
A response noted that while Their Royal Highnesses usually accept such offerings, an exception would be made for this case. The exchange reflects customary royal protocol and a tailored courtesy to the showmen of the United Kingdom.
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United Kingdom
Poisonous Drugs Bill foes list and Sydney notices
Horatio Tozer cites 13 of 15 Sydney chemists who signed a circular against the Poisonous Drugs Bill. The House division on third reading yields nine ayes to twenty-five nos. The issue covers tariffs, colonial acts, and local affairs with multiple notices from Sydney, including theatre, public meetings, court actions, ship news, and diggings reports.
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Ryan
George-street
C. M. Penny
Porter
J. Row
King-street
Norrie
Pitt-street
Shaw
Foss
Tartar
Davies
Plymouth
Edward HW. Wrench
Mary Ann Wrench
Thomas Laing
Charles
Edward Cousens
Edward Bradley
Richard Bligh
P. Salerio
P. Reina
Raimondo Zinoleene
M. Giovanne
Ambrogol Angelo
South Sea Islands
Sydney Herbert
Earl Grey
Legislative Council
Bank of N.S.W
Newcastle
University
University and Corporation
J. Ranger
Barley Mow
Castlereagh Street
Sydney
Royal Hotel
Casper Marks
Pawebroker
Iinterest
Traver
Narwhal
Water Police Office
New Zealand
Water Police
Neptune
Campbell
K.H
Wynard
C.B
Bingera
Ballarat
Courongoura
Keera
Gwydir
Scott
Parramatta
Tuggerah Beach
Heart
Rose
Pompey
Pelican
Weasel
N.S.W
Herald
G. D. Michell
Sydney University
James Martin
Moyle
England
Adelaide
Pitt
Park Street
Manilla
Wentworth
Colonial Secretary
P.O
Mr. Wentworth
Darlinghurst
King Street
Hargraves
Mount Alexander
Vic
Empire
Victoria
John Donnelley
Appin
Yarra Yarra
As.n. Company
Presen
Cumberland
96Th Regiment
Bloomfield
Paterson
Sydney Army
Mumberbone
Yonoingbil
Manila
St. John's Church
P and O Steam Service Celebrates Jubilee with Chusan Arrival
The Peninsular and Oriental steamer Chusan, 700 tons, Captain Down, arrived off Moorea Wharf after 55 hours from Melbourne and 79 days from Southampton via multiple ports. Passengers include Count de Chabrillan and Lt. Pasco RN. cargo features harpoons, jewellery, and 58,000 sovereigns. A public manifestation was planned to celebrate steam communication between Britain and Australia.
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P. and O
Australia
Peninsular and Oriental
Ochusan
Captain Down
Southampton
St. Vincent
Cape of Good Hope
Melbourne
England
Count de Chabrillan
Mons
Moufflard
Mons. Malfilatre
Beattie
Pasco
R.N
Herald
Chusan
Sydney
Exchange Rooms
Great Britain
Australasian
Chas, Nicholson
John Lamb
M.L.C
W. C. Wentworth
Colonial Treasurer
Messia
T. A. Donaldson
M. Metcalf
J. Alger
M. E. Murnin
J. Gilchrist
T. W. Smith
Donald Larnach
R. Campbell
W. Dawes
Charles Fitz Roy
Keith Stewart
Legislative Council
Wynyard
Broomfield
11Th Regiment
Drury
H.M
Pandora
Fits Roy
Acheron
Alng
Singapore
Port Phillip
Adelaide
King George’s Sound
Swan River
Batavia
Deaths and notices from the Herald of 1831
Obituaries note the death of Richard Cripps at 72 and Louisa Frances Holborow aged 4 at Bristol House. The items reference widows and surgeons in Goulburn and Pyrmont, with notes on Mount Adelaide and Ward Stephens Bay, plus a reminder of the Herald’s origin in April 1831.
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Ter
George Yarneld
Goulburn
Pyrmont
Richard Cripps
Bristol House
George-street
Louisa Frances
D. Holborow
Mount Adelaide
Seen Croft
Bay
Herald
Ophir Cruise Details From Imperial Tour
The article reviews Sir Donald Mackenzie Wallace’s authorized account of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York’s voyage aboard the Ophir. It highlights the author’s swift, compact history and reproduces key statistics on miles sailed, speeches, addresses received, and troops inspected, as presented in the work.
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Cornwall and
York
London “Times
Donald Mackenzie Wallace
Ophir
Traim .E
Suesse
Aes Foundation
Bou ‘Africasa
C.B
G.c.mlg
Knight
Crosa
Naval defense debate and colonial tax questions in Empire notes
W T M surveys Sir John Colomb's defence pamphlet stressing naval primacy for Britain and colonies. He warns colonies may dictate policy and argues they should contribute to naval costs. The piece considers imperial muster, medals for South Africa, and praise for General Prewel's leadership in Africa.
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Isle of Wight
John Colomb
London Chamber of Commerce
Sir John Colomb
Great Congress of the Representatives
Empire
China
Army and Navy Gazette
South Africa
Prewel
Kimberley
Africa
Fall Mall
Indian Prince and His European Tastes Revealed
A portrait of the Maharajah of Owallor as described by Ian Malcolm MP. The ruler enjoys horse riding, pig-sticking, and photography, with palace studios, mounted engineers, and a self-made museum. He studies railway plans and wildlife displays, showcasing progress and leadership.
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Owallor
Ian Malcolm
Bisight
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