The Antigone of Sophocles in a Curious Era
A fragmentary column blends a reaction of Sophocles' Antigone with notes on a Munich letter about a Roman princess, a Youghal religious scene, and odd items from Dublin and Carlisle. The piece includes theatrical imagery, an accusation of religious imposture, a gossip brief on royal lineage, and a note on a new hydro mechanical patent, all conveyed in a mixed 19th century periodical voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creon
Cadmus
Bebula
Athens
Anthcone
Ainsioghhaues
Crawe
Munich
di Frankfort
Hilfers
Brussels
Sue
Moh
Munrch
Machor
Dsr
M.de Spengel
Hilpers
Death of the Right Honorable Walter Hutchinson Lord Aston
Obituary notes the death of the venerable nobleman at the Vicarage of Tardebigge, claims the title extinct as the last surviving family member, and mentions the living patronage of the estate and related honors and positions. It also records various legal notices and parliamentary details from the Globe and Times.
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Mippir Tswrre
Honourable Society
Westminster
John Pulman
Wm. Crofts
Richard Paternoster
Sidney Miloes Hawkes
B.L
East Cornwall
Earl of
House of Commons
Francis Charteris
East Gloucestershire
Baring
Charteris
T. Baring
the Times
Intip Niciouz
Esa
Quees
Paoeron
Lid Nicholl
Her
Commons
Henry Shid “Nicholl
Portand-place
Julio
God- Himau-street
Glamorgan
C.F. Williams
Kensal Green
Williams
Lincoln’s Inn
Banikrapter Court
Olv
Ian
Oreicrousxessop
Thomas Coote
Edward Newbory
Norton
Surrey-square
Staiin
All Noight
Court of Queen's Bench
Iaid Denman
Wilson
Oto
Teng
Marylebone
Henry Davis
Laston-place
Munster Square
Goodburn
Humpareys
Mr. Humphreys
Long
Ater
Humphreys
Leeds
Huddersfield
Rochdale
Bradford
Orleans
Cobourg
Halifax
Manchester
Raidlway
Board of Trade
Whitehall
Committee of Privy Council of Trade
Scotland
Northumberland Railway
Berwick
Kelso
Newcastle and Berwick
Norfolk and
Sufalk
Bury and
Ipswich
Diss
Beccles
Yarmouth
Colchester
Lynn and
Ely
Bury
London and Norwich
Norwich and
Brandon
Dies
Wells
Thetford
East Dereham
Norwich
Dereham
Lyon and
Redham
Jodden
Ireland
Belfast and
Ballymena
Dublin
Belfast
Drogheda
Kells
Drogeda
Howth
Dundalk
Enniskillen
Great North Western
Northern Railway
Armagh
Dulin
Newry
Ulster Railway
Portadown
Kella
rogheda—Howth
Cleter
Monaghan
Clones
Dalhousie
C. W. Pastey
D. O’batex
G. R. Porter
S. Larne
Staraway
Debates On New Dramas And The Stage Current
A lengthy review spanning several theatres discusses Honesty at Covent Garden, noting two prominent suitors and a tragic courtroom finale, with strong praise for Miss Vanderhoff and Mr. Archer while lauding the performance for its emotional power and the author’s contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Gage
J. Vining
Deveril
Rogers
Trafford
Sir Philip
Julia
Court of Justice
Thie
Smithfield
Rebecca
Jvanhoe
Ale. Brougham
Phillip
Vanderloff
Vandenhoff
E. Stirling
Wallack
Atlantic
Mississippi
Galway
O Kennedy
Mr. Selby
America
Madame Celeste
O’kennedy
George O'Kennedy
Mr. Hudson
Phil Murtagh
Fitzwilliam
Lycees
Dickens
Boz
Pygmalion Bonnefoi
A. Wigan
Ercade
Olywprc Theatre
Miss Davenport
Clare-market
Horatio
F. Burton
Waldron
St. Roxby
Aldridge
Jefferies
Miss Grey
India
Matthew Scruggs
Sporting Intelligence from Tattersall's events and races
Betting across a long list of horses led the room with strong support for Obscurity Celeste St Lawrence Extempore and others. Wagers on Corranna Pride of Kildare Sorella remained stout while Cobweb colt Alarm drew heavy action before the gag ended. A separate note covers the Nantwich clerk of the course appointment and a Windsor deer chase.
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Tattersall
Jacqtuss
W. Scott
A. Johnston
Bell
Parry
H. Stebbing
R. Bulkeley
Hutchinson
Mostyn
Milton
Plummer
Alice Hawthorn
Irwin
Semiselia
Celeste
St. Lawrence
Corranna
Pride of Kildare
Sorella
Greville
Peel
Anson
Lord Stradbroke
Lord Chesterfield
Johnstone
Lord Glasgow
Calypso
Duke of Richmond
Laird o'Cockpen
Mr. Irwin
Lord Eglinton
Lintott
Coleman
Worthington
T. White
Nantwich
Etty
Winkfield Street
Fairjohn Park
New Lodge
Bray Common
Fifield
Leonard's Hill
Spital
Clever Green
New Road
Clarence Crescent
Windsor
Thames
Buckinghamshire
Barnapnol Bridge
Berkshire
Windsor Bridge
Tangier Mill
Eton
Eton College
Black Pots
Batchelder
Christopher Inn
Iver Heath
Lord Gifford
Glocestershire
Minery Pound
Cirencester
Swindon
Worthampton
Gaurick Corner
Barnet
Jackson
Sheppard
Birmingham
Owen Swift
London
The Oxford Controversy on University Degradation Powers
Reproduces opinions of Sir J. Dodson and Mr. Bethell on whether Oxford’s Convocation may deprive a member of degrees under statutes and royal grant. They argue such power does not exist, require lawful authority, and suggest mandamus or Royal Visitor remedies if attempted. Discusses Degradatione, subscription sense, and potential court redress.
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J. Smith
London
Bruaning
Tomer
Sunree
York Minster
Clifford's Tower
W. H. Harvey
Smythes
Lover
Paddy
Utr
A. Printtra
Henry Phillips
America
England
Covent Garden Theatre
Hesar Prituirs
H. Phillips
United States
Washington City
Birmingham
Norwich
New Orleans
Havannah
Mexico
Ohio
Canades
New York
Henry
Roya Polyrecusse
Tre
Ryan
Bachoffner
Queen
J. Dodson
Queen's Advocate
Bethell
Queen's Councel
University of Oxford
House of Convocation
Mr. Ward
Ward
Church of England
Court of Competent Jurisdiction
Jinaamoch
Court of Queen's Bench
Ciiversity
Jousx Donny
Wretianp
Turry
Oxromn
Board of Heads of Houses
Charing Cross
Northumberland
Northumberland House
Alnwick Castle
John Hollick
Hughen
Piccadilly
Williams
Freeman
Cooper
Spring Gardens
Gonrnoucoertz
Lamb
Jobn Brill
Ruislip Wood
Board of Admiralty
Penrynn
Plymouth
Falmouth
Arram
Francis Coyre
Cooke
Bedford-street
Covent Garden
Todny
Bing
Woodrudle
Owen Swift
Horseshoe
Tichborne - Street
Taylor and Walker
Hil House
Owen Swit
Thomas Morgan
Swift
Biggs
Lori Withtans Paget
Exeter surplice dispute ends with preacher to quit pulpit
A large Exeter parish meeting urged Rev Francis Courtney to drop the surplice in the pulpit after clashes over its use at St Sidwell's. The bishop advised yielding to civil authorities, and Courtney agreed to discontinue the surplice, hoping to restore peace in the city. A public meeting later asked Courtney to resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ceentsay
St. Stowett's
Exeter
St Sidwell's
Francis Courtney
Courtney
Trevilian
Mr. C
Courtnay
St. Sidwell's
Bishopstone
St. Sidwell’s
H. Exeter
FL Courtney
Francis Courtnay
Mgr
Justice Williams
Hewlett
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Oprondevert
Agratus
Greece
Arecpagas
Thebes
Youghal
Levening
Shrewsbury
Fury
Youguel
Fours
Thomn
Eis
Trafalgar Square
Lord Brougham
Englan
J.M. Edgar
Inch
Cannobie
Carliste Museum
Edgar
Carlisle Journal
Roy
Cuarnin
the Herald
Tirmingham
Gloster
Croydon
Bristol and Gloster
Liverpool
Manch
Hull
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Midland
Great Western
Manchester and
Birming
Grand Junction
Newcastle and Carlisle
Paisley
Ayr
Newcastle & Darlington
Great North of England
Paris
Rouen
South West
South Eastern
Dover
London and
Blackwall
Sheffield
London and Greenwich
York and North Midland
Brighton
Yarmouth and Norwich
Sporting Intelligence
Strange
Sellen
Elizabeth
Sue Bagere
Coke
Rex Vy. Richardson
Buan
Bentley
Lord Raymon
Hest
Hardwicke
Seo
James I
Charles IT
Frida
Clapham
Eliza Daniels
Nora, Goulding
Mr. Dodd
Daniels
K. Goulding
Dodd
Kroon
Peclkham
Bedford Arms Tavern
Claphamrise