The College Library and Antiquities From an Old Column
A reflective column surveys a churchyard cloister with effigies and worn banners, then shifts to 1805 statistics on Britain including volunteers, marriages, and generations. It follows with sketches of a Cutch woman’s daily labors and a vivid Levanth wind portrayal.
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College
Comitatus Anglorum
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Dickens and Stage Coachman Abroad in Bentley's Miscellany
A review notes Dickens new work after Oliver Twist and savors the Miscellany's blend of serious and comic pieces. It recounts The Stage Coachman Abroad prose about an English coachman’s Antwerp voyage and the lively, rustic storytelling tone.
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Bentley
Dickens
Oliver Twist
Cheltenham
Oxford
Alma Mater
Metropolis
Jehu
Henley-road
Holborn
Porchmouth
Suthanton
Hantwerp
Ramsgate
Themas
Guinnes
Jem Worritt
Manchester Defiance
Jem Werritt
Lam
Jem
Hotel de Wheel
Place Wert
Smith
Squintain Bat
Quintin Matsys
Storry
Jack
Jaques
Duels and Drama Feature in Curio Magazine Review
A lengthy critique extols Fraser's Magazine and United Service Journal with notes on Shakespeare, Indian affairs, and periodical merit. It recounts famous early 19th century duels in Hyde Park and Armagh, detailing Montgomery versus Macnamara, Campbell versus Boyd, and public reactions.
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Thomas Knight
Macklip
Shakspeare
Fraser’s Magazine
Regina
France
Widden
Temptation
Fraser
United Service Journal
Hyde Park
Montgomery
Macnamara
R.N
Colonel Montgomery
Captain Macnamara
Primrose Hill
Cap Macnamara
Cork
London
Duke of Hamilton
Erskine
Heath
71St
Armagh
Campbell
Boyd
Macpherson
Ireland
Chelsea
Breadalbane
Windsor
Ayr
Major Campbell
Dividend Declared At Hunnerrorp Marxer Company
At the half yearly meeting in Villiers Street the Hunnerrorp Marxer Company reported completion of the residence contracts over the shops and satisfactory steam-boat rents. The board recommended a dividend of one pound per share and a 500 pound payment to debenture debt, which was declared.
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Hunerrrorp Marxer
Villiers Street
Graves
Clergy Residence urged by York Archbishop circular
An Archbishop circular urges bishops to enforce clergy residence within benefices. If no house exists, a private house within three miles may be licensed as the legal residence for all purposes. The proposal aims to secure clerical housing under ecclesiastical regulation.
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Platerch
Dryden
Bentham
Jeremy Bentham
John Stokes
Jack Nokes
Malaga
Seville
Spain
Habana
Virginia
Royal Manufactory
Scott
Ronda
Grenada
York
London
Lord Melbourne
House of Commons
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Mrs. Postans
Levant
Desert
Gibraltar
Moses
Chaldee
Gooldhugh
Admiral Russell
Cales
Cadiz
Oliver
Zephyr
Echo
Old Monthly
Alfred de Rosan
Monthly
New Monthly
West Indies
Parbury's Oriental Herald
India
Russia
East
England
Austria
Turkey
Black Sea
Alexander
East India and Colonial Magazine
Dr. Elliotson
Ranjeet Sing
William Cison
Society For the Encouragement of
Germany
Hambler
Turle
Westminster Abbey
E. Taylor
Gresham
Harp-alley
Farringdon-street
Society For Recommendation and Employment