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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 05, 1848

Page

3

James the Second and the Ryevenvrion of 1688 Chronicle

Literary Chronicle reviews Ainsworth edited historical romance on the Glorious Revolution. It centers on James II, Moor, Sabine, and Berwick during flight to Rochester and along the Thames to the coast, with Berwick foretelling plots and a French escape. The critique praises historical detail and vivid scenes, noting other magazine items and reviews.

James the Second W. Harrison Ainsworth Eeq London Henry Colsum Wiliam Orange Ainsworth Charles Moor William of Orange Lord Maureein Afoor Sabine Moor Carbero Sidney Prince of Orange Mauresin Sabine St. Leo Jewes Thores James Rochester Richard Head Ielly Lord Dundee Bishop of Ely Duke of Berwick the Tatter Dundes Berwick Halifax Alessire Chatham France Meor Jamea Miege England Barillon Lord Mauresin Louis Maremoiselle Saint Len Agisbhorge

Bearded Royals and Robed Revels in a Curious Court Life

A sweeping extract paints King Louis Philippe’s daily rituals from dawn to council. It details his morning routine, private amusements, architectural chatter with workers, and his habit of drawing caricatures during cabinet sessions. The piece blends portraits of royal manners with glimpses of other literary notices and curiosities.

Humboldt John Sterling Join Weller Pedges Ocunanr George Cornwall Lewis O'Conner Chronique Ce Paris Louis Philippe Madame Adelaide Duke de Montpensier Dipensier Thuke d’Anmale Ware Steieiy Henry IV Bordeaux Paris Tuileries Palais Rosas Council of Ministers Place St. George Louvre Orleans Bextisy Beethoven Thomasina Ross Percy Sinnet Constantinople Cook Taylor Bluebeard Seat of Grace Blanet Vannes Weltan Britain Brittany Werek Funges Carnouailles Camorre Wolf Cornousilles Zuphina Waeltan Gildasius Count Werek Comorre Weltan Oy Gildesius Zuplina Comorra Yannes Zaphina Zuphira Verck Quenequan Sach Zuphios Parssise Gildysins Menez Bré Count of Cornouailles Arias Burgundy Saulx Burgoody Count de Saux Dover Tom Pringle London David Bogue Miss de Rooe Canterbury Mary Mamaia Theo Dandle Mr. Dawdle Bret Momma Mamma Marm Maidstone Maman Mari Somdarer Andy Matoma Mr. Dowdeswell Cooksey Missus Cookey Meary Dowdeswell Mr. Dewsenwell Old Codger

Adjourned inquest into Woking railway accident death

An adjourned inquest at the Railway Hotel Woking into the South Western Railway disaster that killed David Markland resumed before Coroner Mr Woods. Testimony covered train crews, signaling rules, fog signals, and the night’s events with Jones and Fleming. The inquiry adjourned for two weeks to February 15.

South Western Railway David Markland Woking Woods West Surrey Home Secretary Jones Fleming Horsemonger Lane Whitehall G. Grey Coruger Dora S. AM. Parcuipes C.J. Woods Godalming Jones and Fleming Keene Wolff Mr. Wolff Fortesque William Hudd Breaksman South Western Railway Company Southampton Farnborough W. H. Eastman W. Jerrard Mr. Miller St Woking William Locke Samuel Brownsmith Es Guard Goxport Winchfield Barbright Embankment Calvert Whiting Markland Yyself Wswitness Hfe Roy Stoker Mr. Dalrymple Mr. Ward Aaxistrate John Smalley Lambeth William Jones Lewis Fleming South Western Rails Company Elliott Dalrymple Fortescue Dalrycople John Veret Gooch Frimley 25Th Mile Post Frimley Cutting Buffalo Mr. Gooch John Smally Elliot Hingston Assizes Abe Abergavenny Howells Llawwallen Hughes Hanbury Arms Llanwallen Steele George Hotel Jane Morgan James Price Witness Price Richard Steele Edward Evans Mary Howelle John Davies Thomas Davies Mary Howells John Royston

Loss of the Aram in collision off the Ireland coast

Reports from Liverpool and Philadelphia recount the screw steamer Aram sinking after a collision with the Susquehanna off the southeast coast of Ireland. Six of Arams crew are missing, while Captain Easterby and others were saved. Alfresco details include the Arams voyage to Malta and Constantinople and Captain Easterbys account of the disaster.

Liverpool Albion Donlevy Philadelphia Aram Ensterby E.N.E Wessels Exaterby Susquehanon Mersey Malta Constantinople Clyde Dunnevy Susquehanna A. Easterby Liverpool Constantinopls Gang Easterby Ithew Bia Livingstone Thone Dandlevy Daonlevy A. Eastgang A Mongredien Savep Mr. Rutherford Mr. Robinson Aecord J. M'Dougal Carpenter Karreem Mallsh Isteward J.jackson Cook H. Kenyon Seaman Wilton Dito P. Heffron M’andress PL Raver Ditto T. Thomas Thomas Gravel H- Thompson J. Brennagan Terence Nolilan William Morrison J. Mulholland Hugh Cameron T. Morrish Mr. Livingstone Mr Hardy Robert Logan Sreman J. Selaby Staman Lewis J. Quin Boy

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