Lives of the Kixes of Escrasp Volume 1 review
A London edition of Thomas Roscoe’s Lives of the Kings opens with praise for its aim to illuminate English history through royal biographies. It notes reliance on La Nouvelle Histoire de Normandie and Haddun Ma and highlights a vivid extract on William the Conqueror’s era, including a brutal abbey episode where monks suffer a raid, three slain and eighteen wounded.
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Escrasp
Thomas Roscoe
London
Henry Colburn
Sroity
England
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Elizabeth
Mr. Roscac
Annsle
Mr. Rascoe
la Nouvelle Histoire de Normandie
Haddun M
William the Conqueror
Theatres and public amusements Easter notes 1846
Easter week crowds fill Drury Lane Covent Garden and Lyceum with new burlesques operas and dramas. London venues stage Godiva and other legends with ballet, pantomime, and star actors.
Scotland Death in Calton Street Case in Glasgow
In Calton Street Glasgow a man named David Love was killed by James Daly an Irishman who ran a lodging house at Guasedubbs The motive appears connected to a dispute over sixpence for victuals Daly fled but was captured at Ardrossan and committed for trial on murder or culpable homicide The incident occurred in widgegate street and the case was heard by magistrates according to the Glasgow Courier Tuesday news item
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Case in BanenJ-Erre v. Earl Ferrers Proceeding
The court records a motion by Mr Barston for judgment in a case linked to anensuit. The plaintiff had been entered for trial, sought to extend title, and entered the crus for trial at Hilary Term in London. After the Middlesex trial of Smith and Earl Ferrers, the plaintiff withdrew. Judgment granted to the defendant under the code.
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Railway Traffic Return for the Previous Week
The weekly railway receipts show the latest figures up to the end of the published period. Returns cover the previous week and include the same week from the prior year for comparison to assess trends in traffic and revenue.
Inquiry into the loss of the Great Liverpool steamer near Cape Finisterre
The committee reports the Great Liverpool was lost on February 21 after a marked eastward drift likely from unusual inset winds. Captain M Lend and crew praised for vigilance while finding compasses in order. recommendation to strengthen night landfall navigation and seek a lighthouse at Cape Finisterre.
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Massacre of the Mary crew near Woodlark Islands revealed
Survivor Valentine recounts the whaling voyage from Sydney to Woodlark Islands in 1843. The Mary wrecked on Laughlin's reef after a storm, seven crew including Captain Stein died before shore. Natives aided survivors briefly, then killed six more aboard their improvised schooner. Valentine escaped, aided by the Tigress brig, and the Tigress sails home to England.
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