Archeological talk and Carisbrook Castle excursion notes
Members of the British Archaeological Association discuss Norman to Perpendicular Gothic architecture with C Davis and PM Pettigrew, then describe an Egyptian papyri exodus study. They tour Carisbrook Castle with local antiquary Mr Hearn, noting Elizabeth IIs confinement and the princess Elizabeth’s grave discovery in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Archaological Association
Newport
Isae
Wient
Ava
Davis
England
G. Wilkinson
Thebes
Amunaph_L
British Museum
Nineveh
Layard
Kirkstall
Lanercost Priory
Glastonbury Abbey
Gloucester
Tewkesbury
Winchester
Caen
Normandy
Reigate
Folkstone
Egremont
Cumberland
Windsor Castle
Newgate
Edward I
Edward III
Westminster Hall
Richard
Heath
Egypt
Rameses
Seti Ir
Moses
Palestine
Rameses the Great
Ethiopia
Maneptah
Buna
Euna
Delta
Carisbrook Castle
Hearn
Elizabeth
Pettigrew
Dr. Beattie
Basse
Fitz-Osborne
Donjon
Henry IV
Portsdown
India
William Fitz-Osborne
Hastings
Flanders
Countess of Portland
Hume
Freherne
London
St. Thomas’s
Thomas West
Lord de la Warr
Elizabeth II
Charles
M.D.U.L
Astrological Remedies Mark Court Visit and Church Tour
The group discussed Princess health and a coffin not opened to Mr Hearn's view. Mr Therne noted Dr Ueitrn's historical corrections and Mr Black cited horoscopes used before prescribing treatments. They toured Carisbrook Church and Preckadl aive, observed late antique carving, noted vandalism in repairs, then returned to Newport for evening sessions.
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Hearn
Mer. Planehe
Ueitrn
Black
Carisbrook Churchy
Preckadl Aive Miles Ter Shaltfleet
Newport
Meeting of the Britpilsil Association in Glasgow
Glasgow gears up for a major scientific meeting with Sir Roderick Murchison as geology chair and a galaxy of explorers, chemists, and naturalists including Bonaparte, Liebig, Faraday, and Lyell among confirmed delegates and guests. The event will feature papers on magnetism, adulteration, and chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britpisil Association
Glasgow
Geological
Roderick Impey Murchison
Roderick
Henry de la Beche
The
Geological Survey
Great Britain
Sedgewick
Cambridge
Charles Lyell
Phillips
Lord Dunraven
Portlock
Robert Hutton
Robert Chambers
Smith
Jordanhill
Nicol
Aberdeen
Hugh Miller
Edinburgh
John Richardson
Franklin
Colonel Sabine
Edward Parry
Scoresby
John Ross
Gollinson
Frederick William Beechey
Royal Geographical Society
M’clure
Charles Lucien Bonaparte
Prince
Canino
Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte
Retzius
Stockholm
Kolliker
Wurtzburg
Steet
Hamburg
William Jardine
Fleming
Henslow
Syme
Inglis
Royal College of Surgeons
W.J. Burchell
Africa
Brazil
John Gould
London
N.B. Ward
C. C. Babington
Balfour
Dickinson
Liverpool
R. Patterson
Belfast
Dickie
Lankester
Carpenter
Milne Edwards
Earl of Harrowby
Thomas Tooke
Sykes
Frost
Hull
Newmarcel
Cheshire
Baron Liebey
Faraday
Thos. Graham
Mint
Danbeny
Oxford
W. A.miller
Lyon Fairplay
Gregory
George Wilson
Frankland
Manchester
Stenhouse
R.D. Thompson
Messrs
Gladstone
Ronalds
Warrington
Muspratt
Connell
Calvert
Gilbert
Hassall
M. Persoz
Messrs. Dumas
Pelouze
Regnault
Rogers
Philadelphi
Barnard
University of Mississipi
Grabau
Raiines
Piedmont
More
Pillans
Kelland
Rawlinson
David Brewster
Earl of
Playfair
Duke of Argyll
Mr. Smith
Roderick Murchison
M. de Verneuil
Ketners Bazaar Concert Room Crowded With Visitors
The Ketner’s Bazaar Concert Room in Graves remains a popular venue drawing crowded audiences. The piece notes prizes from £1 to £5 won nightly, praising Mr. Davenport’s trained Wand and Mr. Compton’s Kalkbrenna performance. It mentions Kalkbrenna aligning with the new school and lists rising vocalists Miss Julia Bleaden and Miss Thirlwall succeeding Esther Jacobs and Mr. Dawson.
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Ketner
Bazaam Ann
Graves
Enp
Kelner
London
C. Davenport
Charles Compton
Kalkbrenna
Moschelle
Hammell
Pixis
Paris bronze workers case ends with prison terms over charcoal dust
The Paris Correctional Tribunal concluded a high profile case against sixty one bronze founders and their leaders for a health related coalitions to avoid charcoal dust in moulds. Sentences ranged from two years for ringleaders to shorter terms for others. A mercy plea was made by the court but two months imprisonment for one protestor followed. The case raises broader questions about worker health and industrial practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick
M. Christophe
Feerie
Paris
M. Clemieux
Ile
Crimean Views Highlight Crystal Palace Exhibition
A new Crimean themed display fills the Crystal Palace stationery court. Bossoli’s body coloured paintings depict war torn Crimea including Sebastopol and Schuster parts, with lithographs by Simpson. The works, focusing on damaged sites, are presented under Prince Woronzuff’s patronage as a lasting Crimean collection.
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Crystal Palace
Crimea
Bossoli
Prince Woronzuff
Schus
Simpson
Sebastopol
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