Riots in Belfast as Catholic Protestant clashes terrorize city
The article describes violent riots in Belfast with fires and destroyed property, six hundred houses gutted, and noncombatants harmed. It blames magistrates as partisans, calls for direct government control, condemns both sides, and argues Irish factions fostered the unrest.
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National School
Blarney
Kilkenny
Thomas Carlyle
Belfast
Orangemen
Ireland
Tennyson and His Poetry Examines Union of Fame and Flaws
The essay questions if Tennyson's enduring popularity justifies his dominance among contemporaries, contrasting his widespread appeal with critics who deem much of his later work wasteful. It laments wasted genius in works like Mariana and Maud, arguing that true judgment comes from practical, stern readers, not fashionable critics.
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Campbell
Rogers
Wordsworth
Coleridge
Scott
Shelley
Byron
Keats
Southey
Parnassus
Tennyson