Memoirs of Fleury and French Stage Pre Revolution
Fraser's Magazine reviews Fleury's Memoirs of the French stage with praise for vivid portraits of actors like La Rain Italle Mars and Talma and the glittering society of Louis XVI. The piece notes editorial notes mar the volume and highlights scenes of Voltaire homage, queenly rehearsals, and the Harlequin Bertinazzi tale. It also includes anecdotes on Pope Clement XIV and a playful legend of the King of Spain.
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Italle
Mars
Talma
Frances
Louis XVI
Voltaire
Théatre Français
Irene
M. de Saint Marc
Madame Vestris
Mademoiselle Funier
Nanine
Yhiss
Isebail
Clement XIV
Bertinazzi
Carlin
Ganganelli
Logazo
Lorenzo
Ber- Snazzi
Goldoni
Mercier
Saint Peter
Thomassin
Oth
Carlo
Cormrade
Lyenzo
Fontenelle
France
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Nntinaxzi
Tantalus
Panion
Nate
Spain
Ferdinand
Varengay
Spains
Two Indies
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Abolition petitions loom as tolls debated in Lords and Commons
Across Chambers, petitions pressed to end tolls on metropolitan bridges while bills move forward, including the East India Rum Bill, Poor-Law debates, and proposed reforms to turnpike trusts and union schools amid Irish and metropolitan concerns. The Commons weighs voter registration and church chaplains in Poor Law as amendments spark clashes on procedure and authority.
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House OF Lords
Feriday
Lord Mezovene
Lord Strane- Ford
France
Exentoroven
Marquis of NorMansy
Poor-Law Commission
Ireland
Earl of Givencatn
Podder
House OF Commons
J. Russell
R. Peet
England
Sturges Bourne
LanapaLe
Manchester
Salford
Apt. Pechell
Baronet
Tamworth
Board of Guardians
Brighton
Sreaxer
Berna
Granville Somerset
Joan Bussett
Fienen
Fig.pen
Coatrman
Frexpen
Charman
Flexden
J. Russexn
Wakley
Oldham
Rozegr Pee
Waktey
Bernat
Mr. Wabley
Warp
Gen
Joanson
G. Somznset
Joan Russert
R. Peen
Hopeson Hine
Lord Denman
Waldegrave
Administration of Justice
Nisi Prius
Lord Waldegrave
Court of Queen's Bench
Commissioners of Police
Em Pratt
Treasury
F. Pollock
Normandy
Hawley
Poor Law Commissioners
Clonmel
Sieer
O'Neill
Paxixeron
Newfoundland
J. Rossexz
Lord Stanxry
R. Pexx
G. Cuenk
Bouse
Frepen
Johnson
Wynn
J. Russexx
Lord Asurzy
Butter
John Russell
B. Woop
Grove
Norwood
Goubnurn
Hawes
Norwood School
Woop
Oepine
Ord Stanley
Colonel Wood
Foundling
Mr. B. Woon
Lord J. Russet
Colquhoun
Church of England
Govisury
Cotquxovy
Kay
Staney
Langdale
R. Peel
Mr. B. Woop
Consolidated Fund
Keane
Lyxyxvuurst
Metropolis
Lord Normanny
Edinburgh
Armstrong
Earl of Glengall
Extenzonoves
Earl of Grencall
Viscount Melbourne
Duke of Wellington
Taesey
Tuessday
Walsall
Lord Exsor
J. N. Gadstone
Alsall
Canterbury
Rober Clive
Edward Buller
W. J. Bigke
Hope Johnstone
W.H. Ludlow
Medical
Mountz
Medical Profession
Egster
Excarquer
R. Pret
Jobnet
E. Tennent
State OF Newfoundland
Paxiverox
Joan Ressext
Jamaica
Hume
Joan O'Connely
Cot-Quhoun
Lushineton
Lord Terenmourh
Marylebone Workhouse
Lord Sanvox
Colquyoun
Mr. Hawes
Langpate
Wann
Buacksrons
T. Ecerrow
Lord Sanpon
Ward
Grapstone
Lord Sandon
Col. Sitthorp
Ecerrton
Joan Rosser
Lushington
Corquuown
Wanp
Huse
Gurspitcu
S. Parker
Gissorse
P. Howanp
R. Peex
East London
West London
London
Srzr Horr
City of London
Home Department
Foreign Affairs
Colonial Secretary
Boards of Guardians
A. Jough
Weentleman
Danny
Gaanvilte Somerset
Estcourt
R. Pez
Luswington
Vd Somerset
Lisr Horr
J. Russel
Curve
Canterbury Election Committee
Smythe
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Epward Kwatexsutt
Ewart
St. Giles’s
Staxey
Home Office
Fox Mave
Marquis of Rkormandy
Fox Maute
EF. KwatcHsuyt
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Barnstripee
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R. Inglis
G. Murray
Elizabeth
Charles II
William III
Painere
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Lawloss
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R. Incuis
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Mitxes
Macaulay
Divert
Thuersdat
Earl of Shaftesbury
Marquis of Normandy
Marquis of Norwandy
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Rousseau Discovers Hidden Forest Village of Sabotiers
In the forest near the chateau, Rousseau and Preville uncover a secluded sabotiers village where peasants craft wooden shoes. Rousseau befriends the sabotiers, chats with the workers and their children, and fears civilization invading their simple life.
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Rousseau
Jean-Jacques
Preville
Chateau
Tere
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