Salmon and Sporting Fame Elevate Undefined Grace
A fragment highlights a glow of glittering mail and molten silver as a figure celebrates a mid day achievement in salmon fishing. The scene praises the joy of friends, a feast to come, and the honor of a place in sporting fame for a successful angler.
Emus at Blenheim Palace described by Frank Buckland
Frank Buckland recounts at Blenheim Palace emus in the care of old Lang and the Duke of Marlborough. He details the male evading eggs for weeks, three chicks hatching, feeding practices, and how the emu pair and keeper Tom safeguard and rear the young. The tale blends horticultural pride with natural history observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Buckland
Duke of Marlborough
Blenheim Palace
Blenheim
Old Lang
Tom
Long
Rothers
Australia
Tyne
Emus and paddock tale from the Duke’s birds
A narrator describes emus in a paddock, noting how the birds abandon eggs when the hen is absent, and how the male knows when to sit. The long courtship includes eleven birds in the paddock plus the old Tom, with origins from Lord Alfred Churchill and a duke’s collection. One bird died from an ice accident. the birds prefer ice and scraps, and a chase with hounds ends without injury.
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Duke
Lord Alfred Churchill
Zoological Gardens
Quest of Kanakas reveals South Sea Island slave trade
This long account alleges the King Oscar voyage of 1867 carried 33 Apii and Mare islanders to Brisbane for sale, detailing Lewin and crew involvement, killings, and islander coercion. It cites official inquiry, colonial reactions, and the wider scandal of Polynesian labor trafficking in Australia.
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Kanakas
South Sea Islands
Brisbane
Queensland
Australia
Oscar
Gibbon
Mesars W . White
Graham Mylne
Warrego
Stof
Henry Rosswin
Amas
Ross Lewin
Imasion
Mii Bhe Ing
API
Bost
Chargon
Mare
King Oscar
Chargun
Lewin
Apii
Mr Smith
Lyttou
Agit
Numani
Apit
Sanjay
Moreton Bay
John M' Donnell
Palmer
Talerance
Win Bow
Maryborough
M* Dognell
Gammoning
Lyn
Leu Achim
Peter
Folkawris
Velocipede Debate Amid Practical Travel Views
The article reviews a Liverpool debate on velocipedes as locomotion a means. Mr Lander argues limited travel practicality while lauding exercise value. Lauder and Baines present the device’s advantages and speed potential but concede constraints compared with walking or running.
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Lander
Liverpool
Ar Lauder
Baines
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Emus
Cresara
Hudson
Perdone
Wattier's
Crockford's
Wattier
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