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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 09, 1855

Page

5

Fever Dreams and Fantastical Delirium in a Monthly Review

A fever dreams passage explores grotesque visions from a delirious mind, recounting encounters with a hag a layerer a dancing demon and mythic gods. The narrative shifts to literary criticism of Kingsley and contemporary magazines plus vivid camp life scenes and an extended reflection on Newcome and Thackeray's fiction.

Jim Crow Central Africa Saharas Jupiter Apollo Monsieur Jullien Olympus Hercules Achilles Julius Caesar Napoleon Homer Juno Kingsley Egeria Callot Huffmann Rome Constantinople

Notes on Duff and Hodgson Trovatore translations and Maclise art

The review discusses English translations of Italian songs from Trovatore and critiques D Maclise RA paintings in As You Like It. It praises some technical skill while faulting Maclise for false drawing and lighting, and commends JF Lewis Armenian Lady for delicate drawing and colour.

Royal Academy John Ruskin D. Maclise R.A Mr. Maclise Ile Charles Orlando Shakspeare Rosalind Celia Oliver Mr. Maelise J. F. Lewis Maclise

Evening Star Ballad Noted From Mr W B Pratten

Amateur review notes Mr W B Pratten as composer of The Evening Star a pleasing ballad simple and flowing. Also comments on Trees of the Forest by J W Cherry with similar form and rhythm and mentions Come to the Gipsy Maid The Gitana's Song and By the Streamlet Let Us Wander in a list of pieces.

Duff Hodgson Pratten Evening Star J. W. Cherry

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