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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 07, 1855

Page

5

Literary and Artistic Gossip and Obituary Notes

The column surveys current literary talk praising the Sabbatarian movement in Hyde Park and fashioning debate around royal Paris events. It notes the death of James Silk Buckingham and sketches his public career, then reports Paris theatre optimism, readings by George Vandenhoff, and forthcoming British poetry and prose editions by Routledge and Longman.

Lord Raglan Hyde Park Louis Napoleon Robert Grosvenor Roebuck Layard Crystal Palace Sydenham Society of Arts Buckingham Calcutta John Company Europe Sheffield East India Company Paris George Vandenhoff Shakespeare Sheridan Jullien America Mons Madame Gassier Akenside Dyer Routledge Messrs. Griffin Lord Brougham Edinburgh Review Messrs. Parker Mr. Rinie Messrs. Longman Macaulay Moore

Blackwood’s Political Pieces and Wartime Verse

A literary survey notes Blackwood’s political articles on Russia Imperial policy and the condemned Cabinet, Civil Service reform drawn from blue-book opinions, plus poems and Edwin Arnold verse. Major Stanley’s Inkermann assault description unfolds with vivid detail of French and Russian actions at the Mamelon and Malakoff, including vivandiere imagery and battlefield portraits.

Blackwood Russia Lord Aberdeen Lord Palmerston Modern Light Literaure Maurice Edwin Arnold Vernier Charles Knight Stanley Inkermann Bosquet Vivandiere Redan

Siege night scenes amid shell fire at Redan and Malakoff

The account describes a night bombardment with mortars firing on Redan and Malakoff, flashes lighting the ridge, shells arcing and bursting, and Russians attempting to retake positions before being repulsed. The narrative shifts to a literary review in Bentley's Miscellany noting essays on Sheridan, Napoleon III, and Tennyson, with praise for Massey and Mayhew and comments on the magazine's editor.

Redan Malakoff Ali Wordnzoff Dublin University Sir Archibald Alison Dramatic Writers In Ireland Richard Brinsley Sheridan Napoleon III Spain Alberic Porro Mortimer Collins Maurice Tilmay Glencore Bentley Cruikshank Meech Charles Dickens Prout Lover Albert Smith Shirley Brooks Angus Reach Dudley Costello Hogg Alfred Tennyson Gerald Massey Hell Delcing Keats Pan Carrer, Jinx Acton Bell Illustrated Magazine London Horace Mayhew G. A. Sala Staichcombe Hill

Notable Farcical Mixups in Classic Works Referenced

The passage dismisses Mr. Cuthbert Bede's Olger and a mistaken identity motif used across comedies and plays. It notes the recurring theme in Bourcécaults London Assurance and Ingoldsbys Cousin Nicholas and critiques vapid college slang as a tired element in the humor.

Cuthbert Bede Olger Bourcecault London Assurance Ingoldsby Nicholas

Grosvenor Square Man of Mayfair Prayer

A verse lament on Sunday hypocrisy praising Hay Hill and Grosvenor Square while condemning Clerkenwell Bermondsey and Goswell Road poets contrast sacred rest with public houses and ragged poor as the speaker vows a righteous Sunday feast at their expense.

Mount Pleasant Goswell-road Hay-hill Grosvenor-square

Postage Rates for Newspapers and Periodicals in 1855

Treasury warrant dated June 13 1855 sets postage rates for newspapers and periodicals. Rates cover movements within the United Kingdom to colonies and foreign ports, via packet boats, private ships, or closed mails with varied charges from 1d to 2d per item depending on route and destination.

Treasury United Kingdom East Indies Mediterranean Marseilles East. Indies France Algeria Belgium Prussia New Grenada Peru United King

Fatal accident by machinery at Belmont

An inquest in Lancaster heard how Samuel Porter aged 22 died Monday morning in Sharples at Belmont while adjusting a carding engine. A strap wrapped around his left wrist as the shaft turned fast and he became wedged against a beam. witnesses said Porter acted unusually and the jury found the death accidental and his own fault.

Victoria Pelissier Malakoff Careening Bay Redan Amon W. S. Rutter County of Lancaster Samuel ‘Porter Cumming Belmont Sharples Porter Carder Green

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