Miss Corelli and Contemporary Literary News
The column reviews Miss Marie Corelli's new volume and essays on her works. It surveys notices from Constable and Company, New York publishers, and modern literary figures including Southey and Coleridge, with reflections on journalism, biographies, and notable UK and French authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Corelli
Almirer
Mr. Sinai
Ovenicul i
Wih & Fm
The
Tay
Corll Vieni
Mt Steed
Atl
Ino
Tig
Constable and Company
New York
Gurbing
Modih
Glulstuhes
Tonerienniany
Eratonsicn
Glenstone
Iefbumia
Sydney
Grant Thult
BRONCHITIS CURE CLAIMS TWELVE YEARS HELP
A Melbourne reader reports a chronic cough and asthma from twelve years cured by Wearne s Bronchitis and Asthma Cure after previous doctors and medicines failed. Letters praise rapid relief, with cases from Sydney New Zealand and Tasmania noting dramatic improvement and long term recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gough
Swearne
Hearne
Bir
Ahaman
William Cantas
Woo
Wearne
New Zealand
Tasmania
W. McComme
Mozgiel
New Zeeland
Walker
Balmain
Bydney
Hearne’s Bronchitis Cure Aids Asthma Sufferers
Letters praise Hearne's Bronchitis Cure for long term asthma and chronic bronchitis relief. Weary patients from Blair Warrnamibor Victoria to Clarke Redbank Avocs Victoria and El RAMAGA Violet Town Victoria report dramatic improvement after using the remedy, with families noting children and adults alike finding breathing easier and recovery underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
W. G. Hearne
Wisworth
Louis
WJ. Clarke
Redbank
Avocs
Victoriae
Wee Hewene
Fragmentary Irish Regiments and Loyalist Promises in 1775-78
Fragments recount Irish Catholics urged to support the Crown amid promises by Pitt Portland and Windham. Regiments raised to serve Britain faced mixed outcomes with many officers dying in the West Indies from yellow fever. Mentions of Walsh regiment replacements, a 1775 order, and references to royal symbols and aristocratic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emme
Wileiom Pitt
Duk
Portland
Windham
Allegianre
Ceorgh II
Snlich
Trim
Mouille
Taco
Ae Bt. Georges
House of Htuart
Charles Faward
Gerrant
Gretna Green and the Rise of Irregular Marriages
The article recounts Gretna Green’s role in Britain’s clandestine weddings after the 17th to 18th century reform, noting the border escape from England to Scotland, the evolution of Gretna Green’s cohabiting practices, and the emergence of notable figures and establishments such as Joseph Paisley and the Gretna Green Inn. It details the shift from toll houses to dedicated marriage venues, including various local sites and a rising trend across the Solway area with a mix of legal and social changes shaping the phenomenon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretna Green
Scotland
Council of
Tren
St. George's Hanover-square
Richard Fooeworth
Aujoog
Grube
Richeydavnell Edgeworth
Wivey
Silver
Elen
Aimong
Maria Edgeworth
Brougham
Elden
Dundoyetd
Erskine
Wallisto
Papa Mint
Drucksmith
Joseph Paisley
Paisley Timswil
Solway Aoberman
Parsua
Painley
Gretna Greeen
Gretna
Springfeld
All-Boline
Jobe Linton
Hill
Lars
Equare-Taill Hotel
Pristor
Oeetan Green
Social items from a crowded governor general's party
The Governor General and Lady Xorobont hosted a late Tuesday evening with a long guest list including Lady Carter, Lady Le Hunts, Majordieneral Finn, Misa Woolley, Captain Wilson, and many others. Plans show several visits to Australia next October, with guests staying at Government House and other local residences. social events and weddings occupy the season with dances, balls, and public entertainments listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xorobont
Lady Carter
Mien Darlay
Lady le Funte
Majordieneral Finn
Meo. Macarthur-Onelow
Mian Macarthur Onatow
Misa Woolley
Mi Tk Darley
Captain Wilson
Waid
Tay Jersey
Austrelia
Norincote
le Hunts
South
Australia
Arrivid
Sydney
Northcuse
Pedi Ral
Government House
Finn
Braves
Ait
TP Khorat
Ely
Lelira Belleyne Til
Mpa
Cabores
Buty HeMdlve
Dirern
Mia Hstyene
Blomiey Mir
Lomb
Ate Frenet
Ake
Gieiana
Woferad
Air Ineligin
Ark
Eeileey Tash Weels
Queensland Caer
Tila Bsrs
Bern Arvanend
St. Andern
Montrta
Brigattli
EW Minch
Doh Finck
Peril
Avastain
Lavinia Forster
W. Charles Foruuer
Murebhanky
Mary Fork-sitent
BUC
John Gardner
M Nmall
Mali Lotlha Keplow
Wocbrigegroom
Newcass
Sarah's
Dalrymple Panshaws
Arthur Uptrimple Knohawe
Austro
Trindall
Hogw
Kintney
Hohr— Maun
W. F- Burflt
N. Jonson Re Beane
W Morland
Dirs
Henry
Ames Mita
Murray Mise Durfiir
Ro Burtet
Mize Wolland Ir
Lavis
Tate
Quidtep
Pricer
Williams
Hogue
Mra
T. Noan Worthy
Miss Hagers
Cverbiary
Miss Nosworthy
Reap
Broadway Printing Company
Deane
Ueachee
Miss Jonson
Mirsit
Feadington
M. Brady Vine
al the Weal
Watsons Ras
Buccody
F. Levder
F Hobin
A. Cricuiog
Vetere
Mlarea
R. Atwerman
Chamberlain
Peter
G. Ackeraul
Evans
G Vome
Bk Home
Redfern
Redfern Torn
Grierton
Leitch
Thy Maymreas
C. Gorton
Geo
Steadman
Mare Alien
Mies Dwyer
Han~nigat
Misa Desovan
Kennedy
Phil. Gullivan
Ses. Gornall
Darnall
Mira, Roche
Alin
Alice Goldman
Yeldham
Null
M‘giford
Mise Gibsons
Frask Gordon
Thirkettle
A Ndrew
McAviey
A. Deering
J. Furie
BJ. Ashcroft
W. M. Gurney
A. Beattie
Fp, Murray
Anne's Orphanage
Liverpool
Preemamena
Wilk
Gallotie team stars in a wartime era baseball scene
Fragmented text describes players and teams including Corie Uporn Camiany Swres-Sip Kupper Lincke MP, Met Wn Huinson, and Pitcher Wir Alorhyrt Starks. Mentions Military Hana, Thevlie, and a likely game setup with attendance and local officials. many garbled names obscure full facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amdi
PraMide
Tor Mauss
Corie Uporn
Camiany Swres
Sip Kupper Lincke
Wn Huinson
Sd Tre
Ubert Pitcher
Wir
Alorhyrt Starks
Ste Woalan
Me Mucio
Ale Ardon Husk
G. Picker
Aflvem
Liaressmith
Mr. Whighal
Aissey
Wille Mer
Bown
Luli Divieion
Esau
Viiv
Smaangel
Leveethees Jur
Hishey
Cemalaules
Harion
Huriiye Wan
Wilk Snl Uulers
Tasife
Bypnse Achd Ab
Powel
Keminree
Ariskl
Powell
Pauline Dees
Aly Wily Bates
Eueinling
Schwilly
Ayers
Jody Ty
Private Money Lenders and Local Meeting Report
A fragmented report notes private loans by W A Austin on Rota Street and mentions a community meeting with references to Camramatia Neal and other local figures. The text lists multiple names and places, including SPEAC mentions and camp references, but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
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Davidson & CO
Oxford-Streel
Samuel Rogete
Robert Southey
Coleridge
Mountetuert
Aldershar
Sears
John Sweuites
Maras
Men
Sweeney
Loubet
M. Duiaese
England
Lear
Fini
Wong
Luvbor
Licleanese
Forden
M. Velenese
Ihiu
Rory
SS. Deloagso Wauke
Beaton
Marquies
Aviaind
Manhesuj
Orvaunes
Erte
Micielly
Talhah
Wig
Sam Star
Prince Bohan
Marie Agraine
d’Orvaults
Talleyeand
Tuuns
Napipoleon
Adventuer
Prasre
Jestruth
D'Orvanite
Napoleon
Cathweine
Westphalia
Switerland
Spain
Nohrd
the Institute of Bankers of
Paul Belard
Neo Jl Wee
London
Angus and Hobertson
Carl Joubert
Skene
Henry P Noreen
Duc de MM Trewouille
Paris
Louis XV
Neerest
Hows
British
Ariel Fonddrs
Ls Walya
Linerick
France
Germany
Jamerick
Quiven Anne
Georges
Clare
Roscommon
Sally
Rothe
Louis Xtv
Walsh
Dijon
Barwick
Louie
Be Hearn
Gowlone
Ieee
Ani
Cleesland
Victoria
Alton
Mearne
Laden
Elvan
Marty
Wester
Bela
Bloom
Dar
W.G Mearne
Chomlat
Sal Blair
Warrmamibor
Childs
Mr. Hearne
Gin
Myre
B. Grant
c/o Sr
Tarver, Baker
Chiltern
Queensland
Trighane
Dover
Thomason
GBS
Orsaerwen
Vietarle
Geelong
Popt
Omge
Greere Chambers
Georgeairest
Phe Mabburn
Tyre
Pat
Aan
Paola
John Gorst
Tooheys
Stock, Karnes, Aneony
Saori Amiens
Marie Adaris
Trin
Weigel
Aynsey
W. Austin
Rota Street
Canramatia, Neal
Twiese
Cetralias Metuan
Barrie
Wussler
Annandale ST. Annandale
Willie
Olin
Castlereagh
Fred. Mewilliam, Tom wWite
Twhien Mega
Boeri
Davidson
Mrs. Moffatt
Joel Phillies
Tejeeeny Aisin
Castlereagh-Street
Teebnam
Dererpenire Teazadicen
Ea Varad
Sierl Laruain
Dende
Artes
Pat Crete
Dovaias
Ainager
Lacy Teng
Mike
Comestiien
Seemmionyiepetia
Fort Ferhone
Ernest I
Eglis
Afanaee
Pater