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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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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