Port of call plans grow for Collins steamers in Cork
Reports detail a public notice style update as the New York Newfoundland and London Telegraph Company seeks Cork as a summer port of call for Collins steamers. Telecommunication aims connect Cork to St John’s and onward to Liverpool and London. Authorities press for speedy telegraph ties with the Azores for America links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Liverpool
Ruddock
Munger
Watts
Richards
Royal Naval College
East Clyth
Alna
Windmill Hill
Gravesend
Worxine Men's Contece
Camaripce
Messrs
Blackwell and Bennitt
Smethwick
Wolverhampton
Crimea
Isalaklava
Edinburgh
British Association For the Advancement OF
Sczncz
Glasgow
F.m
Minpano
Herefordshire
Worcestershire
Gloucestershire
America
New York
Newfoundland
London Telegraph ‘Company
Cork
Collins
St. John’s
London
Compan
Ricardo
Azores
Watford
James
Obituary of Motable Persons Aparna Boxer
Rear-Admiral Edward Boxer died of cholera at Balaklava on the 4th inst. He served as midshipman of the Doris and helped capture a French 20 gun corvette at Camaret Bay in 1801. He later commanded seamen in Egypt 1807 and boats at Rosas 1809, directed gunboats at Tarragona 1813, led coasts operations on Syria, and bombarded St Jean d Acre 1840. He rose from lieutenant 1807 to admiral of the white. CuanLes Cocurang a Westminster candidate and promoter of street orderlies died at 62 Nelson Square Blackfriars Road after brain inflammation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aparna Boxer
Edward Boxer
Balaklava
Camaret Bay
Egypt
Rosas
Tarragona
Syria
St. Jean d'Acre
CuanLes
Cocurang
Opera and concert notes on Norma Barbiere di Seviglia
A London theatre program reviews Norma with Grisi and Tamburini in the Barbiere di Seviglia. Viardot Garcia shines in Rosina and Lablache's Bariolo entertains. Beethoven and Mendelssohn works are discussed at Mr. Ella's Musical Union. Lindsay Sloper and Miss Dolby perform at St. Martin's Hall with varied, expansive programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma
Grisi
Tamborlik
Formes
Barbiere
Tamburini
Figaro
Bariolo
Lablache
Rosina
Viardot Garcia
Mario
Basilio of
Ernst
Cooper, Hill
Piatti
C. Hallé
Ella
Luat Wallade
Miller
Vienna
Linat
London
Beethoven
Musical Union
Mendelssohn
Hallé
Chopin
Lindsay Sloper
Hocheimer
Glenlioat
Malle
J. Ney
Spohr
Faust
Ney
Abt
Schubert
Rudersdorff
Miss Dolby
Mr. Duggan
Leonie
Signor Belletti
Martha
Flotow
A. Mellon
Mozart
M. Sainton
Higoleto
Philharmonic
Philharmonic Concert Honors Royalty With Grand Orchestral Works
The Seventh Concert opened with the National Anthem and featured Macfarren’s over ture to Chevy Chase. Wagner’s Jann hauser and Cherubini’s Anacreon followed, with Mozart’s Jupiter and Beethoven’s F major symphonies drawing praise. The Vienna-era conductor’s interpretations impressed, though tempi sparked debate. Vocal music received attention but space limits detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Beethoven
Weber
Mousic
Mozart
Jupiter
John Cramer
M. Jullien
Wagner
Madame Bassano and Kuhe Charm Hanover Square Concert
The Hanover Square Rooms program featured Madame Bassano and Herr Kuhe with Clara Novello and others. Bassano sang Beethoven and English ballads. Teresa Bassano debuted with Campana and Wallace pieces. Cassier impressed with Cancion Andaluza and Jotta de los Toreros. Novello delighted with Ah Segui, Bonny Prince Charlie. Ernst and Paque performed violin and cello solos. audience praised the overall fine performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Square
Herr Kuhe
Fidelio
Clara Novello
Herren Reichardt
Formes
Gassier
Weiss
Bassano
Mesdames Stabbach
Teresa
Emilie Krall
Mesars
Reichardt
Ernst
Paque
Kuhe
Gollmick
F. Berger
Lehmeyer
Madame Bassano
Beethoven
Swallow
Malle
Teresa Bassano
Campana
Wallace
Madame Cassier
Madame Clara Novello
Cagnoni
Bonny Prince Charlie
M. Paque
Mr. Thomas
Alvaro
Love's Martyrdom at Lincoln Ends In Turmoil
A five act drama titled Love's Martyrdom was staged Monday night near Lincoln. The plot centers on Frnklyn a noble gentleman betrothed to Margaret, whose love is tested by jealousy and misunderstanding. Clarence, Frnklyn's brother, appears as part of the mounting complications, with plans that threaten the couple's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inon Travt
Messrs. Baird
Gartsherrie Leon Works
Iron District
Scotland
Douglas Baird
Clareburn and Shaws
Elie
Ditto
Rosemount
Whitefield
Alexander Baird
Ury
James Baird
Cambusdoon
George Baird
Strichen
David Baird
Stitchel
Robert Baird
Auchmaden
Baird
Lanarkshire
British Empire
Lincoln
Franklyn
Margaret
Clarence
Kranklyn
Dramatic Trials and Vaudeville At The Olympic Theatre
The excerpt reviews a melodrama featuring Margaret, Franklyn, and Clarence with Freelo fine plotted betrayals, capture, and a dramatic reconciliation amid praise for Miss Faucit and Mr. Barry Sullivan. It also covers an Olympic Theatre adaptation of Lekain a notorious farce with Mr Robson posing as a great tragedian and Miss Ternan singing a period song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freelove
Clarcave
Janklyn
Sergaret
Clarence
Julia
T‘reelove
Judia
Lanchum
Franklyn
Jenehkum
Judie
Margaret
Prank Ji
Judin
Misa Melon Faucit
Barry Sullivan
Jircelow
Leighton Walter
Lanhham
Howe
Provence
St. James’s Theatre
Alcide Touser
Lekain
Simon Pure
Garrick
Mr. Robson
Wigan
Miss Ternan
Bishop
Town and country morals and a Florence confession
The passage argues against the notion that country life improves morality, claiming retirement from town can harden vice and that rural life fosters dangerous passions. It contrasts rustic isolation with urban vice, cites a Florence church confession controversy, reports Brunt on Cape St Panes naval actions, and notes a Leicestershire ringer wedding with hearty ale and toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicky
Aspen Court
Shirley Brooks
Frangois Buratti
Church of St St Laurent
Florence
Paris
Christian Times
Dominico Cecchetti
Cecchetti
Aubé
Tuscany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Italian Opera
Brunt
Cape St. Pan
Kerth
St. Paul
West Langton
Leicestershire
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