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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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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Fraser
Dulness
Celburn
New Monthly
James Smith
Salpe Triere
M. Pariset
Pariset
Upper
Egypt
Maisons de Sante
Madame Lavalette
Sir Robert Wilson
Bruce
Hutchinson
Lavalette
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