Ainsworth's James II Romance Reviewed in Literary Chronicle
The piece praises James II narrative in Ainsworth edited edition, noting vivid scenes with Moor and Berwick, and the dramatic escape to France. It contrasts the work with other reviews in Fraser and reports on Thackeray, Humboldt, and various periodicals, detailing editorial tone and historical focus.
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James the S.coxp
W. Harrison Ainsworth
London
Henry Colburn
Torrow
William of Orange
Tims
Ainsworth
Charles Moor
Wiliam
Sabine
Moor
Sidney
Prince of Orange
Mauresin
Sabine St. Leo
Lady Place
James
Rochester
Richard Head
Lord Dundee
Bishop of Ely
Duke of Berwick
Dundee
Mooraleo
Berwick
Halifax
Alassire
Chatham
France
Iagger
Broor
Liege
Duke
England
Barillon
Mauvesin
Louis
Stademoiselle Saint Leo
Fraser's Magazine
Poughkeepsin
Andre Jackson Davis
Regina
Estonia
Humboldt
Kosmos
Louis Philippe
Madame Adelaide
Bestiey
Beethoven
Thomasina Ross
Periapa
Percy Sinnet
Constantinople
Cook Taylor
Bluebeard
Blanet
Vannes
Weltan
Britain
Brittany
Werek
Cornouailles
Comorre
Wolf
Corvouailles
Zuphina
Werck
Gildasias
Count Werek
Weltaa
Gildatius
Zaphina
Sod
Comorra
Palfey
Verck
St. Gildssias
Quenequan
Zaphine
Esid
Gildasins
Menez Bré
Count
Cornpunilles
Arias
Burgundy
Blus Beard
Count of Saulx
Count du Saulx
Tom Pringle
Vanity Fair
W. M.thackeray
Quarterly
Johnson
Thackeray
Lord Steyne
Waow
Nanny
Marinizsp
David Bogue
Miss de Roos
Canterbury
Ae Chins
Abe
Mary
Mamma
Dandle
Mr. Dawdle
Nia
Marm
Maidstone
Mamms
Mammma
Mr. Dowdenwell
Cookey
Mr. Dowdeswell
Mr. Bowdeswell
Inquest on Euston Station Collapse Victims
An adjourned inquiry into the January 6 Euston Station collapse hears engineers and foremen testifying on cement setting, scaffold stability, and brickwork. Verdicts later state Charles Gedge and James Hickey died from a building portion’s fall, with cautions about construction timing and weather.
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North Western Railway
Euston Station
Messrs. W. Cubitt and Co
Rcalfold
Christopher Bavin
Cabitt
Batterwick
Cubitt
Tam
Thames
Hardwicke
William Tite
Upper Bedford Place
Bedfori ‘Square
Sam
Edward Blore
Manchester Square
Tite
Blore
Office of Woods and Forests
Hoskins
Braithwaite
G.J. Mills
Wakley
Charles Gedge
James Hickey
Euston Square
London and North Western Railway
West Indian distress spurs Lords and Commons on inquiry
The 1848 session opens with petitions and notices. Lord Staxley signals a Monday West India colony focus. Lord G. Bentinck and Lord Stanley urge a select committee to probe East and West Indian prospects, Mauritius distress, sugar duties, and free labor immigration amid a looming fiscal reform clash.
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House of Lords
Lord Staxley
West India
Earl of Harowrexe
Marquis
Lixspewse
G. Bextisex
Her
East
West Indian
Mauritius
East and West Indies
Hear
Hhis
London
Liverpool
Glasgow
M. Gibson
England
Spain
Lord Palmerston
Africa
Jacob Omninum
West Indies
West Indiana
Demerara
Eusequibo
Berbice
Trinidad
Barbadoes
Treland
Cuba
Brasils
Porto Rico
M'Gregor
Board of Trade
Merivale
Earl Grey
Jamaica
British Guiana
Brazils
Charles Napier
East Indies
West
Howes
Hawen
India
Richard Cour de Lion
Manchester
Vanceshire
Lancashire
Brazil
France
Prussia
United States
Calcutta
Bombay
Madras
Mauritive
British West Indies
Scotland
Great Britain
Isig
Keck
Fit
Guiaia
Lord Stanley
America
Mexico
Reise
Craxcenron
G. Bentinck
Houge
Kroomen
Lord Grey
Guiana
Rio
Haramah
Storrs Leone
Sierra Leone
Tobago
Ita
Bis
G. Rostssoy
Heme
Lord G. Bentinck
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