Albany Fonblanque and the Barker Pamphlet clash
A Bristol Times reply to Mr. Fonblanque’s friends accuses Mr. Grantley Berkeley of misrepresenting and suppressing letters about the Barker pamphlet. It attacks Lord Coventry, Mrs. Barker, and Lord Fitzhardinge, detailing past correspondences and urging public judgment on the quarrel and alleged calumny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Times
Grantley Berkeley
Fonblanque
Barker
Fox
MR. Cowell
Beacon Lodge
Farblanigan
Wickear
Fanblangee
Mr. Fanblangee
Forblanque
Bristol
Cranford House
Lord Coventry
Lord Fitzherdinge
Lord Fitzhardinge
Rowax
Messia
Foster
Examiner
Foater
Efort
de Foe
New Zealand
Gamp
Betsy Prig
Bailey
Berkeley
Fonblengne
Thackeray Han
Becky
Tittle Randop
Lori Sterne
Rawdon
Rebecca
Lord Steyne
Jeannes
Chawls
Vanity Fair
Marquis
Steyne
Aris
Molly
Literary Chronicle notes on Curline and Lola Montez
The Miscellany starts the year with pieces by Henry Curline including A Ramble along the old Kentish Road from Canterbury to London and Mrs Percy Sinnett's Recollections of the Pastoral Cantons of Switzerland. Also featured is a long Spanish bullfight scene with Lucas Blanco surviving and praise for Lola Montez in Munich. Includes reviews of Frasen's Magazine and Dickensian passages and a lengthy portrait of Lola Montez’s Bavaria influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentish
Canterbury
London
Henry Curline
Percy Sinnett
Switzerland
Mulgile
Lord Hardinge
Acre
Sidney Smith
Perhepe
Serawak
Piceador
Joudis
Lucas Bianco
Toro
Lucas
Piccador
Lucas Blanco
Chulos
Banderilleros
Cucharel
Frasen
Bavaria
Munich
Lola Montez
Lola
England
Aden
Herculaneum
Pompeii
Booka
Royal Library
Peter the Great
Catherine
Kathog
Lole Montez
Adveran
Europe
Paria
Taangurren
Prince Wallenstein
Winimer
Mr. Berx
Ashe
Landsfeldt
Palais Royal
Paris
Dujerrier
Florence
Qur
Cattle
Batory
Thinnatur
Plorence
Beauty
Aaid
Creetar
Wal'r
Ament
Isdy Lasa
Peeiaass
Wow
Correspondence on Irish church affairs in 1817 published
A published exchange from Alton Towers 1848 and 1817 discusses clerical denunciations linked to Major Mahon and Father M Dermott in Roscommon and Elphin. Letters urge ecclesiastical action, public candor, and reform of discipline amid alleged church complicity with violence and social distress in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Towers
Alt
Elphin
Journala
Farnha
House of Lords
M‘dermott
Major Mahon
Strokestown
Father M'Dermott
Thors
M.dermott
Roscommon
Limerick
Crimea
Major Mahan
Lord Fareham
M Dermott
M'Dermott
Dr. Brown
Sligo
Archbishop
Lord Arundel
Surrey
John Russell
Earth
Father Mathew
England
G. Grey
Reland
Amn
Sanguinary
Ireland
Mort Farious
Molly Magnhelem Terryshire
White
Dublin Evening Post
Addrean
Lorne
St. Gregory
Alons
Hin
Christendom
Freland
Peter
Archdeacon Laffan
Pather M'Dermott
Tome
Coltier
Sargasaray
M'Hale
Tuam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albany Fonblanque
Berlin
Bulwer
Lucretia
Allgemeine Zeitung
Germany
Garget Post Orrick MaxserMertz
Kenwinetox
Tolsdey
J. Trent
Manifold Place
Kennington Lane
Sun Fire Office
Literary Chronicle
Domser
Dickens
Midshipman’s
Cottle
Walter
Mickly
Bready
Walter Gay
Cuttie
Bonye
Burns
Froissart
Hoffman
Richter
Pichler
Zechokke
Tieck
Cartpeon
Tard John Fussell
Geo. Grey
Viscount Morpeth
A. B
Victoria
Herbeira
Sophia
Hanover
United Kingdom
Church of England
House of Commons
J. Pax Narioxat Gauteny
Picrosys
National Gallery
Turner
Vernon
Venice
J. M. W. Tormer
Robert Vernes
Eng
Rochester
Sesasiona
J. Espinases
Edward Dar- Nog
Drake
Georges Harrin
Finnesbury
Lord Shrewsbury
Dr. M.hale
Father Hughes
Candabar
Himsalf
Sixcuran
Jehu Greenough
Hereford
Mapamz Larranos Acatx
Treans
Orfila
Freah Co
Alck
Marquise de
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