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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 09, 1855

Page

6

Fever Dream Echoes Classic Myths and Modern Critics

The passage reviews fever inspired visions with grotesque figures, from an old hag to Nordic gods, then shifts to literary critique of Kingsley and other writers. It notes Hypatia, Aland The Baltic in 1854, and reviews of Blackwood, Bentley, and Dublin University, ending with art journal engravings and exhibitions.

Haverel Jim Crow Central Africa Saharas Freya Jupiter Apollo Monsieur Jullien Olympus Hercules Achilles Julius Caesar Napoleon Alomer Juno Kingsley Egeria Callot Hoffmann Rome Constantinople Charles Knight Senate Walter Butler Silistria Ferdinand the Second Elie Taylor Bentley Dickens Prout Albert Smith London Shirley Brooks Dudley Costello Burlington-street Monkshood Anent Macaulay Weeky Chronicle Mr. Ainsworth Tait Count Emperor d’Orsay Louis Napoleon Louis de Carbonne

Evening Star and Trees of the Forest Ballads Noted

Amateur composer Mr. W. B. Pratten writes The Evening Star a simple flowing ballad. J. W. Cherry contributes Trees of the Forest in the same tune and accompaniment. Also listed are Come to the Gypsy Maid The Gitana's Song By the Streamlet let us Wander and The Evening Star Trees of the Forest.

Pratten J. W. Cherry Duff Hodgson

New Music and The Royal Academy Reviews

The piece discusses translations of popular operatic songs for amateurs, noting altered keys for accessibility. It then surveys D. Maclise’s Wrestlings in Us You Like It, criticizing style and technique but praising an Armenian Lady for its precise drawing and delicate execution in oil.

Clive Barnes Newcome Mary Jane Clive Newcombe Atheneum Sir Barnes Ann Ethel Newcome Park Rosey Mackenzie Mr. Clive King’s Arms Mr. F. Bayham Boscawen Art Journal Royal Gallery Portsmouth Harbour Stanfield H. J. Townshend Schwanthater The Society of Painters In Water Colours Royal Academy Jon Ruskin D. Maclise Maclise Charles Orlando Shakspeare Rosalind Celia Oliver Gillany

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