Memoirs of General Pepe and Liberty in Italy
The narrative discusses General Pepe's revolutionary schemes in Naples, the 1820 constitutional shift, and the subsequent Austrian reaction. It notes the frailty of Neapolitan resistance, Pepe's exile, and the broader European balance of power, while also recounting English reception and reflection on liberty and national costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Trapani
Alps
Metternich
Medici
E Cerbonari
Melf
Basilicata
Foggia
Melfi
Two Sicilies
Europe
Naples
Louis XVIII
Spain
Cortes
Pepe
Austria
Pisa
Adam
Germany
Prussia
Russia
Switzerland
France
Englend
G.H. Francis
London
G. H. Nickelsen
Fraser's Magazine
Regina
Macaulay
Pirate pantomime case at Liverpool theatre
A pantomime writer sues the Liverpool theatre for piracy alleging the play Princess Battledore or Harlequin Shuttlecock was performed without consent. Evidence shows sketches, bills, and witnesses tracing the piece to the plaintiff written in 1838 and performed 1846, with a verdict for the plaintiff for 23 nights totaling 46 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonpar
Liv O Deanath Corraioat
Laxov. Simpson
Nial Prius
Justice Coltman
Williamston Square
Liverpool
Battledore
Serjeant Byles
Forrester
Alfred Crowquill
Charles Mathews
Madame Vestris
Covent Garden Theatre
Traleo
Goosequill
Trap and Ball
Captain Cock-a-doodle
Blanchard
John Johnson
Maidstone
London
Marylebone
Pavilion
Princess's Theatres
Shoreditch
Ellsgood
Richardson
Austin Lee
Harlequin Shattlecock
Wm. Beverley
Olympic Theatre
William Sheppard
Lady Bird
Alfred Forrester
Serjeant
Bylea
Serjeant Wilkins
Mr. L. Blanchard
Caroline Hart
Columbine
Stuiff
Planché
Debayes
Simpson
Dehaven
Norwich
Genoa
Ellswood
Edward Watts
Birmingham
Lord Chamberlain
Biles
Johnson
A. Lee
Captain Cock
Elliott
St. Many Wiraix
Cumberland
Alexander Annandale
Otter
Stary
Carliale
Scotch Street
St. Mary
H. Hill
Geil
Carlton
de Burgh
Oxford, Thame, Highscombe
Lixbridge
Moorgate Street
Dew Company
Nassat
da Burgh
Polich Reports Railway Rights at Towd Meeting
London hearing records a clash between Thomas Tilson and William Smith over admission to a Great Luxembourg Railway shareholders meeting held at a London room. Tilson claimed Smith's presence risked a breach of the peace, citing Innes v Wiley. Alderman Gibbs dismissed the summons and ordered Smith to pay costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Reform Society
Stannard’s Hotel
Coventgarden
Thompson
Focusn Protectionists
Sussex Agricultural Protection Society
Brighton
Duke of Richmond
Peel
Lord Egmont
Augustus Clifford
Mr. Pulman
Captain Kincaid
House of Lords
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Glasgow Rgns
England
Thames
London
Rome
Tiber
Cassar
Capitol
Messie
Nicholl
Regent Stress
Cornhill
ApDwisstoy
Thomas Tilson
House of
Tilson
Alderman Gibbs
Mr. Smith
Mr. Tilson
Manterman
Masterman
Ilson
Innes
Smith
Tilton
Burtprxo Societies
James Robt. Macarthur
Second Temperance Building Association
Worship Street
John Spencer
Nelaun Terrace
Stoke Newington
Henry Emerton
E. Hill
Bruce Castle
Tottenham
Tottenham Cross
Swabey
Emerton
Hutchinson
Bingham
House of Correction
ConstantRs
James Skeffington
Eastern Counties Railway
Broughton
Ils
The Life Clock Fyrom in a Curious Column
A fragmented column blends poetic musings on the life clock with a courtroom anecdote and a report on Russian commerce. It juxtaposes a fablelike poem about time and precious life with a judge's summing remark and sparse trade figures from St. Petersburg and Odessa, highlighting wealth, power, and fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasbourg
Father Time
Christ
Mintahken
Also Mentioned on This Page
LAW
Court OF Costman Pleas
Bechunquhr Chambdr—Tresoar
Court of Exchequer
Queen's Bench and
Common Pleas
Parcy
John Gosnell
Gosnell
Price
Westminster
Wales
Berwick-on-Tweed
Scotland
Ercheguer
Chambers and
Champers
Chambers
Polich Reports
Mansion House
Cattix von Lace
Jaques
Lowestoffe
Smithfield Market
Lamb
White
Alston
Smithfield
Farebrother
John Alder
Coburgtow
Weatminster
William James Moore
Warwick Street
Vauxhall Bridge Road
Stephen Ramabottom
Brodenip
Lambeth
Chnage
Anb Awkard Mistaks
Alexander M'Leish
Elliot
Marty Wood
Spencer
Pelham
Wwe
Southware
Desrenate
Taylor's Army
Gravel Jane
Witty
Connell
Thamhos Offich
Ropsiny
Jane Noates
Yardley
Robert Franklin Spencer
L.L.D
Whitechapel
Bedford Square
Stepney
Dr. Spencer
Abe
City of London
Thomas Wilde
F. Thesiger
F. Kelly
Start
Noaper Axp Schipz
Stockport
Heaton Norris
Amy Cokely
Mersey
Suprosro Muapen
Wisbech Canal
Walsaken ‘Bridge
Ixtewpenancs
Tailors’ Army
Clement's Lane
Bedford
John Lawrence
Clements Lane
Rosenball
Seymour
Coventry
Warwickshire
Wo. Smart
Rosenhall
Brinklow
Smart
Tsuxetox
High Street
Islington
Angel Inn
Br. Baddelly
Royal Society For the Protection of Life
Society
Cheesemanger
Gibson
Baker
Walter
Clare
Moraay
Francis Macsatmarash
Pharma
Repro
Abe Gy
Wage
Carrig Biowid
Varius Vitany
Remigtudtler
Wepney
Wrynoe
Polivemar
Mar
Petit
Starlight
Trevetham
Pontypool
Salisbury Journal
Curtme
Church Town
William Jackson
Mr. Gibson
Sso
Rawlinson
Artmel
John Rawlinson
Green Bank
Allithwaite
Betty Hall
Thomas Hall
Ruslsand
Mes ‘Simpson
Atkinson
Kellett
Leece
Arkleby Gate
Plambland
Sharp
Winchester Gas Works
Sergeama Adana
An. Keeper's
Clerkenwell
Pinreugh
Simu
Jidge
Guilyy
Baltic
St. Petersburgh
Odessa
Ivor le
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