Mutiny and murder tale from the coast of Africa
The article notes Captain Burnley’s disrupted wit and travels to France for a stated purpose, with reference to Nurthner particulars and Deg remarks. It also recalls a labourer Julia Skeleher attempting to reap 50 dozen wheat sheaves in 15 hours, finishing at seven despite time to spare, then briefly mentions an inquest in Surrey over Eliza Willis aged eight at the Flying Horse on Walworth Road.
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France
William Carter
Surrey
Eliza Willis
Flying Horse
Walworth-road
Tiver
Windermere
Calla
George
London
Henry Culburn
Young
Abe
Coningsby
William Laidler
Anderson
Joseph King
Ity viii
Edward Johnson
Samuel Gillon
Willem Mallon
Peesterty
Spears
Prio
Leidler
Times
Laidler
J. Pirie
Calabar
Africa
Eliza Kendall
Grand Surrey
Gates
Liverpool
John Campball
Pritchard
Brodie
John Campbell
Bip
Consol
Tahiti
George Bishop
Carpenter
Madeira
Hove
Havi Aa
Ork Witnest
Burnley
Hamu
London Missionary Society
Bell
Tyrrell
Majestic
Russia
Chior
John Cohen
Pomare
Leeds
Witmees
Hyge
Queen Pomare
Bula Bola
Society Islands
Tania
Theo Edwarda
Johnson
Noua
Ohio
Pirie
Pres
Aroley
Joseph Arthur
Sir J
Christopher Kendall
Taba
Sable
Shiny
J Pirie
J. Frevenbaeay
Ruth i Shenld
Pemare
Jane
Lai Ee
National Assembly
Setivcive
Aga Bince
Erie
Joe
Green West
Broadway
Mr. Gooman
Huahine
John Pirie
Meyur
Aess
Pomure
Valsey
Qndaian
Bas
Gurney
Pears
Jon Campbell
Abe Ty
Earn Lutter
Laidhow
Birmingham
Pomere
Alway
Jane Kendall
Myre
Norman
Joho
Keating’s Lane
Berinorussey
Ara Sorgunds
Messrs. Bousfeld and Sons
Hounisditch
Mary Ann Kendall
Seeaniy
Mt Toveeg
Tabi
Eaglenican
Nelson
William Susap
Sores
Eday
H. Braxtey
William Sharp
Bradly
Jand
Mre
Willis
Moue
Mary Ann
Cridenne
Cate
Joseph
Seroosa
Strasturp
Mr. Carter
Hore
Stone
G. Murray
M. Macquatt
Stagu
Florence
Louis
Penulious
Boulogne
J . Ae
Smythe
Aee Callaghan Ageio
Eyanba
Eyanmha
Justice-Room
Ettaam
Captain Williams
Winder
Mr. Williams
Petey Rence
Aren Roreraine
Poe
Mr. Bell
Ieki
Panaurstapy
Tios Levesane
St. Antoine
Bae
Chapman
Linggvain
Cole
Stockholm
Smith
Gironde
Sharp
Sadler
Ares
Faye
Cooper
States of America
Trenton
Sreten
Wakiry
Orb United
York
Jervig
M.P
Asurathte
Sehervas
Stonar
Hare
Mr. Cooper
Paraz
Heywood
Porag
America
Walhemme
Maryport
Skee
Mersis
Sweden
Fred Benent
Wakley
Ted
Admiral
Alfred Beoe
Raimbo
Anil
Nobng
Walker
Gillen
Ion Shen
Eastwick Park
Danton
Mare
Robespierre
Benjamin Lister
Callthorpe
Kkwarmba
DTC
Attel
Williams
Balaans ‘Morant
Examba
Sralthe Dea
Feir
Borrell Euler
Henry Boultée
Edwerd Kerrich Bays
Boone
Seagate
Bar
Savannah
Eyamba
Edward Callaghan
Bayer
Etrong
Republic
Ant Iptz Myroer
Brooksbank
Kroomen
Theo Sommiancei
Wan
Bradham
Bridge
Her
Carlisle Journal
Raleigh
Briggs
Newington
Jtme
Trinity
Borough
Horsamonger-lane
Boddy
Dell
Hall
Cnme
Tuileries
Canailles
Versailles
W. B. Bonny
Savile Row
Mr. Bradly
Barnavy
Mirabeun
Eyamnba
Conde
Chevulier
Heary
Brook-Place
John-atreet
East Lane
Artois
Roghinl
Phy
Sclave
Croat
Eyambe
Gangwar
Elden
Henry
Matwa
Blyth
Ohane
Nary Ann Osborn
Ryeur
Hallin
Penter
Literary Chronicle Review of Historic Fancies and Mutinous Tales
A dense 19th century miscellany recounts literary opinions on political verse and Robespierre, details mutinies aboard ships, Calabar atrocities, royal intrigues, and personal recollections, weaving commentary on France’s revolution, Tahiti tales, and Becketford’s Lansdown drawing room into a sprawling panorama of era-specific culture and controversy.
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Pike
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Tall'en
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Spain
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Jaca
Paris
Canfurt
Tyr Davy
Tanger
Farly
Brad Suoute
Joey
Tysell
Besrout
Puedeo
Lecay
Lidia
Palestine
Eglin
Bond Street
Jiagoon
Thoughtrina
Enyis
Tadigoy
Moscraty
Beckford