A Moorish Woman and Arab Life in Algeria
The critic reviews Count Ste Marie-Lomiler’s study of French Africa, noting vivid Moorish scenes and a portrait of Abd-el-Kader. It contrasts colonial aims with harsh reality, describing a Moorish house, Arab embroidery patterns, proverbs, and the Arabic scene amid war comments and commentary on French empire.
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Count Ste Marie—Lomiler
Ved
Benth
Africa
Europe
Cuile
Vunek
Silgiers
France
Marshal Bugeand
Aid el-Kader
Barnings
Boron
Casbah Street
Aresa
M. R
MTK
Morocco
The Death of Lord Chief Justice Nicolas Tindal
The late Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas Nicolas Tindal died after a brief illness. Born 1776, he rose from Trinity College to Lincoln's Inn, then prided for black letter learning. He served as Solicitor General and Chief Justice for 17 years, famed for clear summings up, impartial temper, and deep legal insight. He died in Folkestone after seeking seaside relief, leaving a legacy of high integrity and judicial skill.
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Tip Common Pleas
Alimut Tonilays
Sherhy
Lord Muskerry
Ile
Japan
Predd
Folkestone
Tindal
Viere Bele
Peer
Hall
Nicolas Cunyngham
Buckinghamphire
Robert Tindal
Chelmsford
Essex
Aylesbury
Chebrosford
Trinity College
Cambridge
Lincoln's Inn
Lincculn's Inn
Lord Brougham
Thomas Symonds
H.N
Nicolas Tindal
Court of King’s Bench
George IV
Lorda Brougham
Denman
Copley
Queen's Advocate
House of Commons
Wigton
Burghs
C. Wetherell
J. Copley
Lyndhurst
Rolls
Mr. Tindal
Nicolas
University of Cambridge
Canning
William Johno Bankes
Bankes
Harwich
Guut
Thomas Wilde
Lord Wynford
Common Pleas
Robert Peel
Oxford
Nicolas Tindal Cambridge
the Common Pleas
Atill
Findal
Ives Tet
Revenue Trends in Credit Bruin Practice Quarters
A clipped report notes shifts in practice activity and earnings within a fiscal sector, mentioning years and quarters, with notable reductions in revenue and related duty burdens. The brief records a periodical decline and stresses changes in net practice.
Surrey Sessions True Bill For Assault At Newington
A true bill was returned by the grand jury at the Surrey Sessions in Newington for an assault on Mary Smith by Josiah Evans and George Bennet. Bennet and Evans were previously discharged on a separate case involving two female casual paupers. The Poor Man's Guardian Society offered a reward, leading to the arrest of Smith and Jones. The case now proceeds to the October sessions after traversing the bill. Also reports a fatal accident when John Thompson's loaded gun accidentally discharged, killing him at 62, and a suicide by Mrs. Rathill in Westerham, whose body was found in Ward's Park pond.
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Novon
Peckuam
Prand
Surrey
Newington
Mary Smith
Josiah Evans
City of London Union
George Bennet
Bennett
Evang
Lambeth
Marlborough House
Smith
Jones
Poor Man
John Thompson
Gisburn
Settle
David Seed
Hellifield
Leeds Intelligencer
West Teniam
Westerham
Rathill
Mehemet Pacha honored at Reform Club banquet in London
Ibrahim Pacha attended by his suite at the Reform Club where Sir Charles Napier presided. Lord Palmerston, Mehemet Ali, and Britain’s ministers were toasted amid praise for Egypt’s progress, and references to ongoing Anglo Egyptian relations and reforms. The gathering celebrated Western support for Egypt and Britain’s alliance, closing with thanks to the chairman and a note on Ireland and Peel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibrahim Pasha
India
Pacha
Egypt
Tbrahim Pacha
Torahim Pacha
Commodore Napier
England
Palmerston
Mehemet
Then & Rimber
Europe
Mehemet Ali
Oye
Ibrahim Pacha
Lord Palmeraton
Elearly
Liberal Party
Ward
Turd Besborough
Ireland
Sheil
House of Commons
Robert Peel
Sir C. Napier
Wreck of the American Ship Jentoo Off Struis Bay
The American ship Jentoo, capt Hallis, from Calcutta to Boston with indigo shellac hides and more, was wrecked at Struis bay on a Wednesday night near eleven. Seven perished including a lady two children a female servant and three crew. The captain and sixteen men survived. The cargo and ship are a total loss.
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St. Axonis
St. Andrew's
Derwentwater Lake
Lahore
Swellendam
Hallis
Calcutta
Boston
Leden
Struis Bay
Duke of Northumberland
Vicar Injured In Accident At Audley Staffordshire
The Rev C P Wilbraham of Audley suffered a broken thigh after his horse fell near Scot Hay. He is reported to be recovering favourably. A suicide note and report from Wookey's Hotel in Yatton details a visitor named Wilson from London who died by his own hand after failing to settle a debt of 60 to 70 pounds. An inquest ruled the death as destroyed himself whilst labouring under temporary derangement.
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M. Rozetti
Emir
Algiers
Djebel Amon
Bouffurik
London
Richard Bentley
Panvrete
Marinnila
Sis
Mariquita
Lacy
Marignita
Jessamine
Noor Culmia
Mariquin
Mariqute
C. P. Wilbraham
Audley
Staffordshire
Scot Hay
Yatton
Wookey
Hatel
Clevedon Road
Wilson
Grove Hotel
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Wookey
Acen
Bath Journal
Matthyssons Divorce Case Reveals Intimacy Details
In a resumed case, Austin reads letters from Mr Braine to Mrs Matthyssons showing attachment. The Chinese interpreter repeats threats as the witness describes visits and familiarities with Mr Braine including a morning incident in bed. Lord Brougham notes divorce bills require prior actions for damages.
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Chineae
Medthyesons
Braine
New Evement
London
Library Gazette
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da Vincher
Spe
Costella
Une Ann Ol
Mike Costello
Italy
Earaphas
Magadino
Venice
Tam
Tou Comers
the Lagunes
Turner
Belfast
Simms and Al‘enture
Orland Co
Miss Sedgwick
Clarence
St. Mary Axe
Sarah
John Smith
America
Major Wohittinglam
John Outirier
Dresden
Nout
Dukoll
Sakolf
Gabler
Slond
Bakalf
Bako
Montem
Tovk
Halle D'Here
Ksiant
Pexxy MaGazine
Penny Magazine
Charles Knight
Rendera
Francis Tamo
Mara
Lundoo
Simmonds and Weard
Earth
New
Mauree
Nat Govchail
Abhuh
Mat
Selene
Pen Wallalistek
Otan
Penobs
Hettuke
Nebowsat
China
Inki
Ce Ceuesecnesoeres
Linner
Ibrahim Pacni
Reform Club
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