Literary Chronicle on Shakspeare novel prompts critique
The piece rebukes a new novel themed on Shakespeare and his circle at the Gun, criticizing its dialogue and modernized tone. It includes a lengthy illustrative scene where Shakspeare confronts his wife Anne and three aunts, exposing alleged mischief by kin and tensions over his absence and travels.
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Shakspeare
London
Colburn
Shaksepeare
Bess
Certas
Prythee
Toledo
Yie
Susanna
Talbot
Art
Isis Master
Lis Foudly
Anon
Anne
Sroth
Aunt Prateapace
Anne Lath
Bates
Aunt Breedbate
Gadabout
England
Aunt Galabout
Judith
Resson
Tarly
Simon
King's Highway
Great Free Trade Meeting at Covent Garden Theatre
The fourth weekly National Anti-Corn Law League meeting at Coventgarden Theatre drew a larger crowd than before. Speakers praised free trade, warned against conspiracy accusations, and highlighted the league's growth and influence despite government criticism. Mr O Connell was invited to attend the next gathering.
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Covent- Garden Theatre
National Anti-Cornlaw League
Theatre Royal
Coventgarden
Hume
Duke of Richmond
House of Commons
League
Mr. Christie
Weymouth
J. Graham
James Graham
Home Office
Ireland
de Stael
Reuge
Graham
Peel
Fox
R. Peel
Corn Law League
House of Lords
Commons
Great League Meeting at Free Trade Hall in Manchester
The Free Trade Hall crowd packed beyond capacity for a Great League meeting with speakers Cobden Colonel Thompson and Rt Hon Moore. Cobden urged open field for industry and called for a real tenant farmer in Parliament, praising popular support for free trade and criticizing monopolists. The report notes enthusiastic reception of Cobden and mentions local political updates, including the unopposed election of Mr Maher as MP for the county.
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Manchester
Free Trade Hall
League
Cobden
M.P
Thompson
R. R. Moore
George Wilson
England
Anti Corn Law League
House of Commons
Latimer
Hereford
Chawnor
Lichfield
Hope
Leicestershire
Edward Knatchbull
Mr. Benett
Wiltshire
Avon in Gulf of Mexico a perilous voyage described
The article narrates the Avon steamship’s brutal Gulf passage, two days of northerly wind, 35 days at sea, burned coal, and bulkhead breaches to reach Mexico. dispatches awaited from Bermuda, with notices of Santa Anna, naval forces, and heavy sea conditions across the Atlantic. It notes health in Bermuda and Jamaica, with financial movements in Havana and Mexico, and reports on European markets and political updates.
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Southampton
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Strutt
Mexico
Clyde
Avon
Santa Anna
Rose
Bermuda
England
West India Islands
Charles Adam
Jamaica
Vera Graz
Trent
Forth
Havanna
Real del Monte Mining Company
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Havannah
Nassau
Grenada
France
Paris
Christina
Perpignan
Orlean
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
Cours Authentique
Naples
London
P.a
Rente de Neples
Spain
Madrid
Narvaez
New Castile
Eco del Comercio
Espectador
Gellicia
Orense
Castellano
Bonet
Pardo
Murcia
Roncali
Alicant
the Eco del Comercio
Count de Las Navas
Sweden
His
Stuart de Decies
Viscount Sidmouth
Richmond Park
Lord Carlisle
Duke, R.N
Tris
W Lee
Duke of Wellington
Apsley-house
House of Lords
Sun
Cardigan
William Pacnr
William Paget
Earl of Cardigan
Lord Haddington
Board of Admiralty
Hugh Hughes
St. John’s Chapel
Clerkenwell
St John’s Chapel
Arrer Grosvenor Street
Upper Grosvenor Street
Messrs
Bennett
Cotton Twist Redivious No IV Free Trade Prices
Cotton Twist Redivious offers free trade and high profits with plentiful work and good wages. Bread costs remain cheap. The notice highlights economic opportunities and affordable staple goods amid ongoing market discussions. Local merchants promote steady employment and favorable conditions for workers and families.
A Tumbler’s Fate and a Warning to Sir James Graham
A pointed public letter uses a tumbling show as a parable for political risk. It attacks Home Secretary Sir James Graham over Irish affairs and conspiracy rhetoric, urging accountability, condemning League abuses, and warning of factional harm to the empire. The tone is sharp, period-voice parliamentary critique with strong named figures and political stakes.
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Fry
Exeter Hall
John Déane
Royal Exchange
Marquis of Granby
Lower Watergate
Deptford
Hatfield
Taylor
High-street
Oxford
Globe
Kirk Loch
Paterson
Locharbriggs
William Gibson
Slater
Wm. Harkness
Dumfries
East India Company
East India House
India
Wellesley
Blenheim
Melville
Blonde
Algerine
Alligator
Calliope
Columbine
Conway
Cruiser
Druid
Herald
Jupiter
Lara
Samarang
Starling
Volage
Nemesis
Queen
Calcutta
Somerset House
Duke of Beauront
Thomas Enwright
Duke of Beaufort
Apple Tree-Yard
York-street
St. James's Square
Enwright
St. George’s Hospital
Keate
Klye's
Drury-lane
Covent Garden
Duke of Cambridge
London
Thearne
Herold’s
Chef Deuvre
Zampa
Fornasari
Persiani
Signor Borelli
Esmeralda
Victor Hugo
Notre Dame de Paris
Dansante
Carlotta Grisi
Grisi
Lablache
Mario
Guy Stephan
Frasi
Cerito
Fanny Elsster
Taglioni
Perrot
St. Leon
Ricci
Signora Fayanti
Fanny Elssler
Lefay
Louis the Highteenth
Mritox
Sir James Graham, Bart, M.P
HER Majesty
the Home Department
Ricnur
Treasury
James
Duke of Wellington
Madame de Stael
League
Seciecy
Madame de Stacl
Ireland
Sir James
O'Connell
WeExiy Chronicle
Alphabet Smith
Dr. Gray
Dublin Freeman
Cumberland
England
Berks
Bucks
Peel
Everrand
Frederick Pollock
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Barker
Avon West India Steadier
George Gibbs
Thomas Tread’way
William Cooper
Treadway
Tattersay’s
J. Day
Sharratt
the Prior
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Freedom
Colonel Cradock
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Parr
Minor
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Crockford
Lichtwald
Maidstone
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Watt
Thornhill
R. W. Bulkeley
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Barbara
Moxey
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Donna Francesca
Bella India
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Sprigg
Luiza
Marciana
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Borthwick
Lambeth
Mr. Hawes
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Cambridge
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Thames
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William M‘gregor
William NT
Pelham
Carina Court
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Troy Town
Prince's Island
Africa
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T. Edwards
J. Davis
Blythe
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J. Smyth
Boodle
J. Lawrence
C. Edwards
T. Edmonds
J. Marabello
W. Johnson
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P. Murphy
G. Peilett
J. Hughes
E. M. Jones
E. Thompson
G. Hurcum
H. Alford
A. Shepherd
J. Green
S. Harman
S.joanson
R. Neal
C. Evang
T. Leaton
8. Brown
H. Williams
G. Neal
T. Hook
C. Francis
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E. Winter
T. Broadie
C. Beckley
T. Parr
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S. Mullins
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G. Jones
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E. Nugent
C. Murray
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J. Wood
G. Stokes
T. Goodman
W. Anderson
R. Emery
T. Tyson
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G. Gardner
Collicutt
T. Jefcott
H. Milford
W. Henderson
T. Griffiths
J. Elmes
T. Cunningham
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Jones
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W. Glengall
J. Harradine
W. Scarrow
W. Holmes
C. Rumbell
G. Fudney
E. Mayes
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E. Lums
H. Joyes
W. Way
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W. Berkley
T. Henderson
T. Blakeman
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J. Sharp
J. White
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J. Tush
T. M
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