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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 11, 1837

Page

3

The City of the Sulian and Domestic Manners of Tur Turks in 1836

A literary review discusses Miss Pardoe's two volume travel work on the Ottoman Empire, praising her vivid scenes of Constantinople and St Sophia, the harem of the palace, and the Georgian Devleh Hanoum, while noting the dangers of visiting mosques and the author’s impression of Turk life as it blends grandeur with decay. It also touches on steam communication with India and a critique of contemporary magazines.

Turturks Miss Pardee Portugal London Colburn Ottoman Empire Turkey Constantinople Aehind Seraglio Hippodrome Miss Pardoe Rogers Byron Felicia Hemans Deviehai Hanoum ST. Sophia Sultan Ahhmet St. Lophia St. Sashia Mecca Martle Sultan Achmet Briely Sultan Ahmet Delphis Thad Holy of Holies Reis Efendi Devlehai Hanoum Circassia Annie Thave Deviekai Hanoum Serai Ortokeny Bosphorus Bevlehai Janoum Empire Ivyuk Hanoum Conjerem Hanoum India Select Committee House of Commons United Service Trafalgar Waterloo New London Magazine Kitchener John Beraud Royal Academy Edwin Landseer Bentley Boz G. Cruikshank Maginn Bayly Jordan Sheridan Knowles Penmen Shakspeare Wilson Shakapeare Wade Victoria London Magazine Regent-street Simpson Blackheath Galileo Court J. Cochrane Westend Evangelical Register H. Dawe Elias Parry Spa Fields Chapel Bell Russia New Monthly Magazine Blackwood Watcha Senate Stewartry Barles Gore Dleman Gatleman Terra Firma Ahso Luss Objenta Washington Banks Charlestown Rheas Agall Lowell Oby Knowles

Lunacy in France described in Paris asylum survey

A lengthy 19th century portrayal examines a Paris female asylum ward with galleries, gardens, and patients from affluent homes. It contrasts female madness with male steadiness, detailingly notes dress, pride, and coping through flowers, rooms, and routines amid isolation.

France Monny Babylon Aly Bowers Marches Des Fleurs

Paris Salpetriere and Lunatic Care Across Ages

A detailed portrait of Parisian asylums, focusing on patient life at the Salpetriere and Bicetre. Describes patient types, therapies like open air and baths, staff roles, and notable cases including a former English heiress and Madame Lavalette, with reflections on gender and social turmoil in post revolutionary France.

Ophelia Sterne Maria France Duchesse de Yaris Napoleon Maisons Des Fous Lvery Paris Europe Cardinal Mazarin Louis Bok Esquirol

Illustrations to the Pickwick Club Previewed by Critics

A critical note on Illustrations to the Pickwick Club by Samuel Weller, praised for its youthful artist and Hogarth-like drama. Describes plates from pages 33 to 97, with Pickwick, Weller, Winkle, and Slammar featured, and compares the art to Cruickshank and Hogarth.

Dictionary Johnson Mr. Pickwick Samuel Weiler Mr. Snodgrass Slammar Hmself Cruikshank Dickens Pickwick Club Samuel Weller Pickwick Wardell Sam Weller Mr. Winkle Old Weller Lft Cantis George Cruickshank

Music reviews of songs with Loder and Lee publishers

A column reviews several songs and composers including Words by Mrs Cornwall Baron Wilson and Miss F Byron with music by E J Loder and BE J Loder. Publication details cite Prowse Hanway Street. Described as pleasing and saleable with strong accompaniment and good words.

Bowers Mr. Loder Alexander Lee Lee Dalrymple Evy H. Lexel

The Revenge Visits Portsmith Amid Royal Navy Review

The Revenge captained by Sir William Elliott arrived from Malta, anchored in the narrows, then weighed and entered the harbour. Sir Philip Durham inspected the ship, praising the crew's discipline and the ship's state before it was decided to strip and pay off for repairs.

Portsmouth William Elliot C.B Malta Philip Durham W. Elliott Cole Onicers Sir Philip Pilcher William Elliott Revenge Larne Exster Hall Dr. Halloway Gordon England Sudon

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