The Song of Night and Oddities in a Buffalo Library
A column mixes Ben Jonson lines with short literary notes about a Buffalo library visit. It describes a quiet room, shelves, and a courteous but formal clerk who declines payment for a stranger, plus clipped anecdotes about Alfieri, presence of mind, and eccentricities.
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Buffalo
West
Cheerman
Nemivy
The Works of Ben Jonson and Eve Effingham notices
A critical notice discusses Barry Cornwall's edition of The Works of Ben Jonson with memoirs and its biographical portrayal. It also reviews Eve Effingham or Home, three volumes, noting uneven tone, scenes of American society, and editorial annotations.
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Ben Jonson
Barry Cornwall
Moron
Drummond
Clare Ben Jonson
Shakspeare
City of
Westminster
Annandale
Margaret Jonson
Camden
Cambridge
St. John’s
Trinity College
Jonson
Flanders
Ben
Howell
Oliver Surface
Beni Jonson
Eve Effingham
Home
Bentley
Walter Scott
America
Effingham
Captain Truck
Montauk
Europe
Bragg
Ned
John Effingham
John
Pierce
Tom
Aristobulus
Luther
Aristobulus and the street ball ground dispute in the Wigwam
The scene centers on Aristobulus urging street ball play against village trustees and Mr. Effingham. Dickey the street leader defies rules, and the group moves to the public street where balls fly into the main thoroughfare. Effingham’s ambassador reports Mr Lather declines the proposal.
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Dickey
Aristobulus
Squire Bragg
Sam
Peter
Mr. Effingham
Joe Wart
Huddersfield College Planned Openings and Religious Education
In January the new Huddersfield College plans to open offering first-rate classical and scientific education modeled on London University with daily prayers. It aims to educate sons of Christian dissenters while not excluding churchmen and will emphasize religious practice in daily routines.
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Huddersfield College
London University
Huddersfield Gazette
Rome
Shrewsbury
Stafford
London
England
Christy
Broomfield
Essex
Glasgow
Beet Sugar Beets Suggested For Beer Making In Public Letter
A reader proposes using Silesian sugar beet as a superior substitute to Mangold Wurtzel for beer. He cites beet sugar production in France and continental uses, notes failed British beet ventures, and outlines a beet beer method with pulp as livestock feed. Kent signs as a steady admirer offering further sugar-making details.
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Chronicle
Mangold Wurtzell
France
Napoleon Buonaparte
Germany
Ranelagh Road
Kent
Letter from Duke de Leuchtenberg outlines early departure
A letter from the Duke de Leuchtenberg to his mother fixes his departure from St Petersburgh for the 19th inst the day after the emperor birthday. He was expected to arrive at Munich on the 31st and had been formally betrothed at the Palace of Zarskoje Selo. HypropHonia. In Odell resides Thomas Wells who claims cures for distressing malady and offers to treat rabid animals with his medicine while seeking large sums for the recipe.
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London
Mamma
Stiffelkind
Mr. Stiffney
de Gards
Stiffney
Alort
Lord Cornwallis
Stubbs
Lortship
Bunting
SrusBs
Suffelkind
Samuel Stiffelkind
Jupiter
Blameyham Assnologium
Duke de Leuchtenberg
St. Petersburgh
Munich
Zarskoje
Selo
Odell
Thomas Wells
Odell, Harrold, &c
Cambridge Independent Press
Pauper Christmas Food Allocations Across London Parishes
The article lists Christmas day allowances for paupers in London workhouses, detailing parishes like St Marylebone St Pancras and others. It records numbers of paupers, adult and child portions, and gifts such as tea tobacco snuff or bon bons, with meals of roast beef pudding potatoes porter and beer, distributed in the presence of parish guardians.
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St. Marylebone
Vestry
Board of Directors
St. Pancras
St. Giles-in-the- Felds
St. George
Bloomsbury
Holborn Union
Gray’s-inn-lane
Saffron-hill
Blanchard
St. Sepulchre
St. James's
Clerkenwell
St. Mary’s
Islington
St. Luke’s
Middlesex
St. Leonard’s
Shoreditch
Tooting
Board of Trustees
St. John’s
Hackney
Board of Guardians
St. Matthew
Bethnal-green
Whitechapel Union
Whitechapel
Spitalfields
East London
Bishopsgate
Aldersgate
Norwood
London Union
St. Bride’s
St. Martin’s-in-the-Fields
St. James’s
Westminster
St. Margaret’s
St. Mary, Lambeth
St. George the Martyr
Southwark
Limehouse
St. Saviour’s Union
Christchurch
St. Olave’s Union
St. Mary Magdalen
Bermondsey
Merton
St. Mary, Rotherhithe
Rector
St. Giles
St. Mary, Newington
Union board admits reporters for fair public conduct
The Greenwich Union board of guardians resolved unanimously on Thursday to admit reporters at future meetings after an ex parte and false report appeared in local papers. The move aims to let the guardians' conduct and proceedings be accurately represented to the public.
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Greenwich
Board of Guardians
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