LITERARY CHRONICLE AND DRAMA ADVENTURES AND NOTES
The article reviews Casver's Letters from the Danube and Giselle style travel, praising vivid river scenes from Vienna to Pest, Hungarian life, mills, markets, and theatres, with extended sketches of crowds, architecture, and cultural contrasts. It also covers accompanying pieces from Pesch’s Almanack, a Guardsman memoir, and other periodical notices, including poetry and jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginslla
London
Bentley
Danube
Vienna
Pest
Bond Street
Rhine
Taxis
Stade Walden
Wanube
Bot
Silla
Peron
Servia
Wallachia
Hampden's Letter to Lord John Russell on Church Controversy
Dr Hampden defends his faithfulness to the Church amid Tractarian criticisms. He cites biblical teaching, Trinity doctrine, and Scripture supremacy, urges tolerance for dissenters, and rebukes tractarian calumny while detailing university statute debates and his own twelve year ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden
John Russell
M.P
Church and State Gazette
Alan
Rome
Bull
Calampy
God
Bampton
Christ
Regius
St. James
Church of England
Grat
Regius Professsor
Hardhen
Newman
Ward
Marie
R.D. Hampden
Cunist Caurcs
Anti Hauppen Coxspisaer See Hereford Opposition Letter
The Burning Post notes a letter from the incumbent of a country parish offering £10 through an authorised channel to support a legal and canonical opposition to Dr Hampden's appointment to the see of Hereford. It records the incident in a formal parish context with a political stance. The report cites the writer’s readiness to contribute to the opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden
Hereford
Frances Sheridan
Imperial Parliament Debates Hampden Bishopric and Jewish Disabilities
The Lords consider the Hampden appointment amid religious objections and discuss the Irish and Railways bills. In the Commons, notices on district courts in Ireland arise as election issues surface, while debates on Jewish disabilities intensify with religious liberty and constitutional questions raised by Lord Morpeth, Gladstone, Russell, and Disraeli in a tense session.
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Fereidat
Hereford
Marquis of Londonperty
Marquis of Lansdowne
John Rosselli
Dr. Hampden
Marquis of Lansnowne
Haneden
Rocaester
Hampden
Ray
F. O'Connon
Ireland
West Glocester
Sir G. Grey
Glocester
Wakley
Committee of Privileges
Waxxey
G. Grey
Bishop OF Exeter
H. Guartan
H. Exeter
Russell
Tuam
M‘hale
Mr. Grattan
Atronser Gengnar
Law
J. Russell
Quarterly Review
Lord John Russell
Sonal
Gledatone
John Russell
University of Oxford
Gladstone
Telleyrand
Disraeli
China
England
Earl of Ancypex
Scuagy
Spain
A. Hore
Newpeare
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Mospeth
R. Inglis
Great Britain
Ale
John Raswell
Lord Morrett
Cesir
France
Trank
Lord Palmerston
Turkey
Mount Lebanon
Aleaa
Daewangic
H. Vaanet
Home Dacsstown
Lews
Rothachild
London
Middlesex
Wilkes
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Literary Chronicle
Hun
Bauke
Hungary
Drury Lane
Gants
Jess
Buda
Barnes
Ofa Apare
Oa Fleet
Wile
Birkenhead
Hanperian
Zimist
Hess
Pesch
Osie
D . Waterworks
SerremBen
Decemsen
Cologne
Banbury
Baiax O'Lixs
Waterloo
Richard Bentley
Brian O'Linn
Ennui
Ned Reilly
Tipstaff
Kildare Street
Goshen
Green Isle
Channel
Jack Robinson
Jeffries
Oliver Cromwell
Shoulder
Aad Reilly
Hope
Connaught
Ned
Antony O'Flagherty
Royal Canal
Athlone
Botany Bay
Trinity College
Cork
Connemars
Kilkenny
Fenton
Penton
Fry
Emerald Isle
Shannon
Ascalon
Adudam
County Clare
Chancery
Greg
Bia
Clare
Saint Patrick
Reilly
Mercer's Hospital
Guardsman
Charles Cozens
Mr. Cozens
Offeer
Cozens
Guarda
Penworth
Msike
Tropics
Port Jackson
Mitten
W.S. Orr and Co
Jonathan
Scalpole
Sidney Smith
Horace Smith
Jo Miller
John Smith
New York
Helena
Colman
Edinburgh
Edinburgh Review
Sydney Smith
Sidney
Coor
Count Grammont
Miss Hamilton
George
Hamilton
Dover
Grammont
Epinsvace Uniensity
Court of Session
Presbytery
Robertson
Macdonal
Church of Scotland
Dickenson
Newcastle
Chater
Carliste Journal
Moogzs
Metropolitan Police Office
Great Scotland Yard
Huntingdon
Prisona
Robert Pewtress
Edmond Wilson
Jacob Knights
Charles M'Cloud
Peter Sutton
Joseph Stevens
Wm. Andrews
Imperial Parliament
House OF Commons
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