The River's Bank and Other Works in the Royal Academy
A critical survey of multiple prints and paintings at the Royal Academy. Crtiques include Creswick Beatrice and Buckingham scenes, Faed Lear, Luard Church Door, Knight Broken Window, Inchbold The Moreland, Millais The Rescue, Frith At the Opera, and Leighton Cimabue Madonna, noting technique, color, composition, and painterly aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Creswick
R.A
Beatrice
C. L. Tastlake
Para
Charles Eastlake
Giorgione
Titian
Charles
Dante
Benedict
Royal Academy
England
W. H. Knight
Moreland
J. W. Inchbold
Academy
J. E. Millais
Paul Veronese
W. P. Frith
J. Collinson
A. Solomon
Moses
J.C. Hook
Miriam
Cimabue
Florence
F. Leighton
San .Miniato
Giotto
Mr. Leighton
Labour at Birwine Ham and Ireland’s Recovery
A fragment overview argues disciplined industry and education reform adult behavior in Ireland. It notes Government works sustain constant labour by many mechanics, framing economic activity as a moral force enhancing the population’s character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Locke
Liscovery
Birwine Ham
Grisi and Mario Star in Royal Italian Opera Drama
An extra Monday performance featured Grisi as the guilty Borgia and Mario as Gennaro with strong singing and intense acting. The Huguenots and Valentine scenes drew high praise, while choruses need more rehearsal. royal attendance included Queen Victoria and Prince Albert with entourage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Italian Opera
Grisi
Borgia
Mario
Gennaro
Valentine
St. Bris
Tamburini
Polonini
Meyerbeer
Hill
Malle
Marai
Marguerite
Dorus-gras
Castellan
Molle
Nantier
Didiee
Urbain
Formes
Prince Albert
Princess of
Mecklenburg Strelitz
Baroness Angel
Baron Luke Metton
Miss Mitford
Major Purves
Levassor shines in Parisian farce at St James Theatre
M Levassor captivates London audiences with an elegant English persona in a faintly hackneyed French farce. Malle Arga headlines at Drury Lane as Lucrezia Borgia, praised for vocal form though the broader work draws mixed notices. The Royal Italian Opera, Opera Comique, and Lille festival notes highlight state patronage and rising choral movements across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. James's Theatre
M. Levassor
London
Ascot
Levassor
John Esbrouf
France
Statz
Marquis of
Breadalbane
Buckingham Palace
Royal Italian Opera
Costa
Drury-Lanr
Donizetti
Malle
Arga
Gennaro
Bettini
Fanny Huddart
Orsini
Brindisi
Opera Comique
Paris
Auber
Jenny Bell
Portugal
Oporto
Cent Guards
Murat
Pierce Shafton
Ducrow
Franconi
Rossini
Lille
Concert at Hanover Square Rooms Delights London Audience
Herr Pauer drew a large audience at Hanover Square Rooms with an exemplary orchestra. Alfred Mellon praised for overtures Zigmont and Zanetta. Hummel concerto read with steady, flowing legato. Fraulein Emilie Krall impressed in Der Freischutz though stage growth needed. A clever symphony by Herr Pauer teased before another hearing. Blagrove conducted Molique guests. Mendelssohn violin concerto praised. concertina pieces noted for their purity of sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Pauer
Hanover Square
London
Alfred Mellon
Zigmont
Zanetta
Pauer
Hummel
Fraulein Emilie Krall
der Freischutz
Fraulein Krall
Covent Garden
Blagrove
Herr Molique
Egmont
Russians Recruiting Across Copenhagen Hotel District
In Copenhagen Russians recruit for diverse services, with an agent leaving the city around the 20th of last month after gathering forty to fifty able bodied men including smiths from an engineer's shop, plus medical men chemists and military officers. Extraordinary invention brings chemically prepared white and gum colored india rubber teeth to fit gums and palates with perfect adhesion and no springs. The new material adapts to gum loss, allows strong mastication, and fuses teeth with the mouth, claimed to be the art's ne plus ultra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Ephraim Moseley
Grosvenor-street
London
Gay-street
Bath
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buckingham
A. Egg
T. Faed
Lear
Cordelia
J. R. Herbert
Shakspeare
Virgilia
Drama and Museo
Messrs. Broadwood
Herr Paver
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