Montem at Eton dazzles with costumes and crowds
A lively Montem day at Eton unfolds with crowds, noble and common spectators, and a festive procession. Prince Albert arrives to oversee ceremonies while salt money gifts swell the collection, funding the captain’s college-bound voyage.
Literary Chronicle reviews playful romances and farm guides
A long critique spoofs a sentimental novel Live, a Romanck, arguing it shows a young female author’s hand with talk of Perkins and a dream episode, then praises Dictionany of the Fans by W L Rham, lauding Knight’s Dictionary of the Farm and a gaslight city guide. It closes with notes on Clovernook sketches and a vivid Bowie knife discussion from The Chronicles of Clovernook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Newby
Perkins
Algo
Byron
W. L. Rham
Charles Knight
Opera season ends as royal guests attend Il Matrimonio Segreto
The drama section reports that Her Majesty the Queen, Prince Albert, and the Queen Dowager attended Tuesday’s performance of Il Matrimonio Segreto. The combined talent of Gusi Persiani Favanti the Labladies and Mario elevated the opera, and it will not be repeated this season.
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Prince Albert
Gusi
Persiani
Favanti
Labladies
Mario
Davey Lane Theatre
Benedict
Venice
Old Rapid
Farren
Lycrum
Francis I
Benvenuto Cellini
Mars
Cellini
Fidelio
Keeley
Count Poget
Diddear
Vining
Francis
Emery
Madame Thillon
Otello
Crown Diamonds
Mias Grant
Desdemona
Wright
Bombastes Furioso
Bedford
Fusbes
Bernard
Blanche de Palmy
Adelphi
Olyympric
Leman Rede
Markham
Slap
Laws
G. Wild
Jefferins
Astley
Portsmouth
Cornwallis
Signor Germani
Mons
Louis Tourinaire
Madame Annette
Barry
Sraanp
Napoleon
Kinge Richard Ye
Sapper
Wests
Warmer
Phelps
Macbeth
Warner
Lady Macbeth
Serle
Clement White
Miss Lebatt
Forman
London
Surrey
Portman Porter
Mr. Morden
Villaiy
Emily Temple
Lionel Lorton
Messrs. Hughes
Hicks
Saville
George Barnwell
Countess of Essex
Catherine of Cleves
Belgrave Square
France
Boyce
Ruggieri
E. Harcourt
Duke of Guise
Sartoris
Marcel
James Cole
Catherine of Medicis
British Dominions
United Kingdom
Dominions
Stationers’hall
Stationera
Cimanosa
Cimarosa
Artemisia
Braham
Fenice
Conte Colloredo
Cimaross
Artemis
Weber
Giovanni Bravam
Bown
Drury-lane Theatre
Bunn
Bann
Alfred Bunn
Theatre Royal Drury-lane
Mademoiselle Taglioni
Academie Royale
Paris
Jane
Macready
America
Park Theatre
England
Carey
Hanover
Oxford
Abergavenny
Execution of William Crouch for the Murder of his Wife
A detailed account of the condemned man William Crouch at Newgate, including his trial defenses, lack of visible remorse, and the ceremony before execution. The report notes the jury’s lengthy deliberation, clemency discussions, and the final pealing of the chapel bell as he was led to the scaffold and pronounced dead.
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Central Criminal Court
Upper
Marylebone-street
Newgate
Devonshire
Home Office
J. Graham
Davis
Alderman Musgrove
Crouch
Sheriff Musgrove
Foundlingospital
Davia
Rousseau
Sandys
Newman
Musgrove and Moon
Anderton and Barrett
Cope
Wright
Uare
Normincuam
County Hall
Dc. Swann
William Saville
Robert Sutton
Mary Sutton
New Radford
Ann Saville
Lucy Wardle
Samuel Wardle
Wood-street
America
Samuel Wilkinson
Nottingham
Wardie’s
Woodstreet
Sutton
James Unwin
Saville
William Parr
Colwick
Elizabeth Tate
Whitsuntide Amusements at Greenwich and London Parks
Crowds flocked to Greenwich steamers and railways, with over 40 000 passengers landing and 30 000 conveyed along lines. The fairs in two fields near the Thames offered dancing booths, gin stalls, and large monster structures. Exhibitions across London galleries drew crowds despite mixed weather, with notable sights at the National and Royal Academy, and the Fire of London spectacle at Surrey Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mueeday’e
Eton
Cavaliero
Claude Duval
Golves
Dick Turpin
Queen’s Highway
Claude Dovals
Times of Chivalry
Louis
Forester
Life Guards
Drake
Lord Redesdale
Lord Lincoln
Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence
Lord Wm. Paget
Mr. Colquhoun
Mr. D'Isrell
Serjeant Talcard
Prince Albert
Anson
Colonel Wylde
Hutton
Ad Monte
Salt-hill
Eyos
Her
Prince
Earl of Lincoln
Earl
Countess of
Lord Faversham
Marine
Ashley
Arthur Rule
Clayton East
Cust
Ander
W. More
Keith
Baillie
Angenter
Bent
Jemima Eliot
Cornwallia
Tsa- Gen
Wemyss
Adolphus Fitzclarence
Cee Smythe
M.P
Greenwich
Royal Hospital
Richardson’s
Surrey
Tom Thumb
London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Bridge
Tower
London, &c
Tyler
National Gallery
Royal Academy
Suffolk Street
Pall-mall
Stepney Farr
Thames-police Court
Crown and Anchor
Essex
Gipsy Stevens
Wanpsworra Farm
Stepney
Adelphi Pier
Brighton
Dover
Eastern Counties
South Western Railway
Southampton
Colchester
Hertford
Metropolis
Florence
Unitep Service Institution
Gwalior
North Pole
Jane Porter
R. Kerr Porter
Westmacott
R. K. Porter
South America
Gentleman’s Magazine
St. James’s Bazaar
W. G. Rogers
Buitisn Museum
Westmisster Abbey
St. Paul's
Duke of York
Jay Abelaide
J.T. Trenklee
Misa Claisten
Messrs. Laurent, Jarrett, Prosser
Tup Royal Pouyrecunte Institution
Gallery of Practical Science
C. E. Horn
Madame Tussain
Chamber of Horrors
George IV
Duke of Wellington
Garvens
RecEnr’s Bank
Ourang Outan
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