A Curious Column and Lively Notes From The Era
A column features reflections on art and nature with verses about a buck by a fountain, notes on Indian ink and driving speeds, political economy overheard in Parliament, and memories of angels. It includes essays on imagination and bearing rein, plus poetic quotes and rural observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bestmont
Fletcher
Pere Coutancia
J. F. Davies
England
New York
Birror
Scotland
Buffon
Aviary
Westbury
Pam
Britain
Lingard
Bath and West of Cesiand
Tos
Exeter
Ni Adam
Bristol
Polish Aid Rally at Freemasons Hall Exalts Poland's Cause
A large meeting at Freemasons Hall Lincoln's Inn Fields expresses UK sympathy for Poland. Dignitaries including the Duke of Sussex and numerous peers attend as speakers urge calm, Christian solidarity, and support for Poland's independence, arguing its liberty aids European peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemasons’ Hall
Great
Queenstreet
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
Poland
Duke of Sussex
Marquess of Breadalbane
Earl of Rosebery
Earl of Lovelace
Viscount Loftus
Earl of Easton
Count Montalembert
France
Viscount Sandon
Charles Fitzroy
Lord Dudley Stuart
Charles Villiers
J. Strangways
Leicester Stanhope
George Sinclair
Bart
David Roche
John Guest
W. J. Denison
Esq
George Wilbraham
Joseph Hume
Wynn Ellis
Thomas Attwood
J. W. Williams
Colonel Angerstein
Captain Crawford
Garly Knight
Thomas
Duncombe
J. M. Gaskell
Swynfen Jervis
H. Handley
Marquess of Northampton
S. Lushington
R. Ferguson of
Wraith
M. P
Lord Cranstoun
Lord Stewart of
Decies
Thomas Campbell
Lord D. Stuart
Europe
John Sobieski
Vienna
Israel
Marquis of
Breadalbane
Friends of
Lord C. Fitzroy
Lord Sandon
Polish Cause Unites Europe in Polish Freedom Appeal
A London meeting pledges unity across parties for Poland, condemns Russian rule, and foresees Poland as Europe’s shield against domination. Leaders including O Connell Denison Hume Dudley Stuart and Count Montalembert urge lasting support, linking Poland to Belgium Ireland and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Europe
Landon
W. J. Denison
Burke
Russia
Constantine
Napoleon
France
Sobieski
Kosciusko
Viscount Loftus
Hume
Belgium
Vienna
Holland
England
Mr. Hume
O'Connell
Lord Abinger
Wyse
Dublin
Rome
Russian Empire
Ireland
George Sinclair
T. Attwood
Wellington
Mr. O'Connell
Warsaw
Mr. O’connell
Communion of Nations
Royal House
Alexander
O’connell
Grand Duke
Bank of Warsaw
Duke of Wellington
Stock Exchange
Rothschilds
Caucasus
Dudley Stuart
Viscount Melbourne
Nicholas
Lord Dudley Stuart
Count Montalembert
Birmingham
Polish Emigrant Committee Expresses Thanks for London Meeting
A letter from Gen. Dwernicki and committee members to the editor praises the public demonstration in London led by the Duke of Sussex in support of Poland. They vow to renew efforts against Russia, cite Polish valor, and call for Western European support while pledging continued loyalty to Poland’s independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chroniche
Friends of Poland
Duke of Sussex
England
Poland
Russia
Europe
F. R. Kirkor
Albany-street
Hatton Garden Assaults Case At Islington Pub
James Good, a potman, is charged after a night of extreme intoxication at the William the Fourth in Upper Park Street Islington. He allegedly created a disturbance, broke windows, and kicked proprietor Mr J H Relph in the groin after being refused entry over unpaid accounts. The impact left Relph in severe pain and momentarily unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Good
Hatton-garden
J. H. Relph
William the Fourth
Upper Park Street
Islington
Mr. Relph
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dugald Steuvard
Party of
Foland
Star of Poland
Sarmatia
W. Villiers Stuart
Ferguson
London
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