The Bridal drama at the theatre and star performances
Review of The Bridal a tragedy staged Wednesday detailing Melantias as the vengeful husband and Evadne the sister's coercive vow. Macready shines in anger and restraint, Creswick praised in supporting roles, with Crowded notices of visiting royalty and a science-rail model at the Petriscasic Institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Erasion
Macready
Melantias
Evadne
Creswick
Amiens
Tre Corossian
Sare Weimar
Prince of
Auill
Royal Sration Opera
Covent
Ganoga
George Hill
King’s College Hospital
B.R.B
Duchess of
Green
Nassau
Creworne Gardens
Albert Smith
J. Lee
Westminster
Kent
Ellis
Mademoisselle Pressy
Theatre Francais
Court Royal
Paris
Mademoiselle Plessy
Theatre Français
S . Petersburgh
Theatre Frangaie
St. Petersburgh
Galignani
Home and Friends and a Selection of Gentle Lore
A diverse page blends verse on homes and friendship with cheerful essays on health vanity and fashion. It includes reflections on the joy of home aided by friends, tales of personal adornment and diet from lectures, and brief notes on lightning friendly trees and the merits of dress and merit.
Murder charge after Marylebone lodger case at 40 Adam Street
Court records recount witnesses in the Mary Ann Hunt murder inquiry at 40 Adam Street West. Depositions describe quarrels over rent, stolen drawer contents, and a bloodstained gown. Surgeon ties death to chest trauma from crushing, jury convicts Hunt of wilful murder and commits her to Newgate for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Arai
Adam Street West
Bryanstons Square
Mary Stowell
Mary Ann Hunt
Toeeday Teat
Aries Batterady
Evoro
Hent
Susanah Nisbet
Adamstreet Weel
Mary Aon Hunt
Hant
Hunt
Sarah Sinclair
Nisbett
Elizabeth Wills
Wyndham Smith
Battersby
Haymen
Adam Street
West
W. Crefton Moat
Tabould
Eho
Mary Anne Huot
Newgate
Destructive Fire at Maudslay's Engineers in Westminster
A severe blaze broke out at Maudslay and Field in Westminster, spreading across timber workshops. Fire brigades battled flames that consumed carpenter and pattern lofts, boiler shops, and forge areas, with vast losses estimated though machinery largely spared. Authorities reported unknown cause and insured premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Mandalay and Sons
Westminster Road
Lambeth
London Brigade
West of
Braidwood
Henderson
Connorton
Weat of
England
M Garwood
Gibson Street
Kynaston Street
Colville
Oakley Street
Burdett
Francis Street
Weatminaster Road
Messrs
Maudslay, Sons, and Field
Weatminster Road
Gloucester Street
Manus
Mesura
Maudsley and Field
Sofia
Improper Inquest Into Death on Snowdon After Nine Months
The Poor Law Commissioners opened an inquiry into the death of Rose Davis and the neglect by Woodstock Union officers. A letter details the finding of Rev. Starr on Snowdon, confirming he was not murdered, with his bones found on the mountain after nine months. An unrelated charge against William Leech for insulting a police constable in Whitechapel is noted, with magistrate Broughton ordering release after witnesses questioned the officer’s conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furenat
Polloxes
Kernsatt Green
Gro
Thomas Hickman
Chelsea New Church
Mr. Bedford
Rose and Crown
Keightabridge
Joseph Blackman
Eliza Hollis
Serpentine
Mary Ann Hollis
Richmond Street
Maida Hill
Blackman
Witness
Mary
Jane Slackman
James Street
Oxford Street
Decerse
Auilis
Witnese
Tussdas
Poor Law Commissioners
Rose Davis
Deddington
Woodstock Union
Starr
Snowdon
W. Hughes
Penthose
Clus
Llanberia
Wornhip Street
William Leech
Whitechapel
Broughton
Al‘Mahon
Jacacs
Ienaca
Bin
Kabyle Devastation and Mercy at Daybreak
Reports from Algeria describe a fierce clash where French troops overran villages, looted jewels and provisions, and burned homes before a Kabyle chief pleaded for mercy. Marshal Bogeaud halted the slaughter after three cannon shots, expressing regret at the devastation while noting strong ardor and courage among his men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atagau
National
Algeria
Kabylis
Marshal Bogeaud
Atbar Hae
Ireland
Andrew Leith Hay
EB. Smith
M. Soyer
Messra Moody
Geoge
Higgs
Charing Cross Hospital
Caveral
Lord Bishop of
Norwich
Avery
Forster
New Assortment of Marbles and Ornaments Arrives
J Tennant at 40 Strand announces a refined assortment including arble bronze alabaster spar ornaments. Groups figures waser obelisks candlesticks inkalands tables and more. Also offers minerals shells fossils for cabinets and private geological mineralogy lessons at 149 Strand London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Tennant
J.tennant
Hoealee
Strand
London
Secret Infirmities and Generative Debility in Early Life
A late Victorian style catalog ad promoting medical works on sexual health and nervine debility. It lists titles such as On the Silent Friend and Manhood restoration, with engravings and remedies like Cordial Balm of Syriacube and Purifying Specific Pills. Authors Samuel Lamert and J. L. Curtis promote consultations from offices in London and provide pricing, post options, and delivery details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Perry
Strange
Paternoster-row
Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Gordon
Leadenhall-street
Purkiss
Compton Street
Soho
London
Perry
Messart
Berners Street
Oxford Street
Samuel Lamert
Rallwas Bell
S. Gilbert
Paternoster Row
Starfe
Tichborne-street
Newtom
Ch Street
Liverpool
Hone
Advice &P
Bedfo Street
Bedford Square
J. L. Curtis and CO
Frith Street
Soho Square
Srange
Tts
Naval and Military Gazette
Manacop
Chronicle
Masaoop
J. L Cuatis
Carria
United Service Gazette
Hameay
Mane Maan
Cornhill
Sawler
St. Anp‘a Square
Chester
Philip
Soura Castle Street
Campbell
Argyle Street
Glasgow
Robinson
Greenside Street
Bell Honksellers
Mears
Curtis and Company
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Rome
Hope
Lord Byron
Medical Times
Cianies Magaszine
Gerard
Lanjuinais
Napoleon
Anw-Chamber
Kenyon
Gus
W Bether
Bertram
Quarterly Review
Louis XI
Germany
Jenny Lind
Korner
Molle
MM. Becker
Berlin
Mollie
Prussia
France
Teutonic Knights
Teutonic Grenadiers
Lind
Joan of Arc
Diedertaels
Clarioneta
Argonne
Civerson
Alsace
Rhine
Mademoiselle Lind
M. Meyerbeer
Charhari
Newton
Lindon Journal of Arts
John Alien
Cincinnati
Ohio
James Wallis and Co
Seid Gas Works
James Wallis
Nd Co
Harrogate Advertiser
Times
Sir Hatin
Natchez
North America
Dickenon
Nat ‘Tz
Dickeson
Thare
Trowas D. Allen
North Cercey Cirancester
Fallaer
Teiles Gam
Academy of Scienc
Marylebone
Aberylebone
Havant
Hampshire
Parsons
Brighton
Wyndhem
Connaught Place
Inspector Tedman
Richardsop
Harley Street
Sbe
Messrs. Maudslay’s
the Engineers
Ascot Heath
Farpar
Lord Exeter
Widow
Sultan
Lord Stradbroke
Coningaby
Mr. Watson
Doctor Goodall
Lord Chesterfield
Mr. Shelley
Mr. Hill
Mr. Moore
Great Western Railway Company
Lady Wildair
Mr. Irwin
Anson
Don Cesar
Lycceus
Culleen Bawa
Forest Flower
Doctrine
Vanity
Lynceus
Wood Pigeon
Patriot
Dun Cwser
Sr. Laozs
Consack
Yao Tromp
Mr. Martin
Conirgeby- Dean
Tattersall
Ascot
Lord Glasgow
Fox
J.leget
Meiklam
Gregory
Clermont
Hampton
Waperspat
Fara
Nagally
Glory
Mr. Payne
Contretemps
Duke of Beaufort
Sir H. Fleetwood
J. Sharpe
Mr. Elwes
Messenger
Mr. Liley
Headsman
Rosin the Been
Don Cassar
Jumble
Misdeal
Messenger Snat
Rosin the
Bean
Rosin
Beac
Don Cansar
Lyons
Master Stepney
Chemise
Cameleopard
Draco
South Western Railway
Atcassin
Imeralda
G. Heathcote
Aatracan
Nan
Ham Masesty
RacBa
Sheckell
Her
Windsor
Town
C. L. Courtney
Royal Taamzs Yacut Civs
Greenwich Hospital
Blackwall Reach
Secret
Ino
Zulelke
Challenger
Antagonist
Prime Donne
W.N.W
Zuleika
Hagstaf
Coalhhouse Point
Gravesend
Theno
Zuleike
Greenwich
Tvo
Smith
Joan Fuaxmas
Wallon
Orde
America
Prietor
Liz Cunard
Atermers
Boston
Garenwice
Liva
Jaingain Fisher
Southampton
Willouthampton
New York
Hants
Royal Mail Steam Company
Halifax
Otterly
Liverpool Mercury
ScotiaNd
Portsmoorh
Scotland
Dolores
E. Coffin
Navy
Hebridea
Qurra
Uist
Eos
Belvidere
ST. Helen's
Liverpool Journal
Gerard's Bridge
Messrs. Speakman, Caldwell, and Co
John Hayes
Taylor
W. P. Roberts
Manchester
Collinial Union
Thomas Wine
Cow
Marsh
Marah
Roberts
Thomas Marsh
John Matthew
Collier
Peter Matthew
Bia
David Matthew
Joseph Matthew
Joseph Warral
John Les
Drawer
James Morris
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