French Domestic Scenes and a Robbers Tale in One Piece
A rambling fragment sketches French house hold life with French servants and a London dinner scene, then shifts to a detailed account of the Chauffeurs of Orgéres during the French Revolution. It narrates robber bands, gendarmerie hunts, and the arrest of suspects, ending with a sensational gambling duel in a hill country tavern.
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Light Dragoons
Newmarket Heath
Margate
Calais
Lucus
Boule
John
Jean
Thermei
France
Major Boyce
Waterloo
William
Elis
Rother
Willoth
Gil Blas
M. Berryer Doyen
Chartres
Orgéres
Brest
Vendome
Hocabes
Orméres
Brigide
High Wood
Nine Inn
Loqua IY
Ley
Finfin
Ehtar
Louvon
Cuanritvari, &c
Davie Diddledoff
Charivari
Saint-Sauveur
Lower
Pyrenees
Alfred
Marietta
Royal Arsenal
Louis
Frazeer
Presentation of the It Monrain to Mr. Kemble at Covent Garden
In Covent Garden theatre last night a ceremony honored Mr. Kemble with a vase and a pledge of his friends respect. The Duke of Beaufort delivered a glowing speech recalling the Kemble family triumphs. Kemble, moved and tearful, thanked the assembly, praising constant industry and demanding that rivals follow his example to excel in art.
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Charles SembLe
Covent-garden Theatre
Duke of Beaufort
Voltaire
Madame Vestris
Kemble
Mr. Kemble
John
Siddons
Francis Chantery
Sir Francis
Charles Mathews
Harley
Anderson
Mr. Selby
Miss Charles
Miss Tree
Orger
House OF Commons
Voters
Scotland
G. Berksley
Cheltenham
Court of Chancery
T. Fremanrtle
Helston
Cantilupe
Sheriff Evans
Lord Manoy
Freeman
Chambers
Lord Mahon
Dr. Chambers
J. Russelr
J. H. Iweats
Evans
J. Russet
William Frederick Chambers
Lord Manon
Viscount Howick
Lord McEstrie
Greco
Ashton
Manchester
Libel Law and African Trade Fray Dominate Lords Session
In the Lords the Durham libel bill advances to committee next Tuesday amid debate on African trade with France over Sejo rights on the Gambia river. Lord Melbourne urges calm while government weighs despatches. disputes over naval force and French conduct on the coast are noted.
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Earl of Shaftesbury
Lord Durham
Lord Sistancrorp
London
Africa
Sejo
Gambia
Melbourne
Colonial Office
France
Mino
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Strancorp
House OF Commons
London and Greenwich
E. Farmer
Frost
Jones
Williams
Leaver
Jeux Russet
New Southales
Ludlow
Rose
Stein
Polyndestrie
Coppock
Ireland
Dunbar
Belfast
Lord Morrets
Sergeant Jackson
Litton
Clonmel
Brake
Galway
Serjeant Jackson
Lynex
O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
Lord Morrery
W. Somerville
Percival
Baronet
Cooran
Sligo
Waterford
Lord Morters
Boone
O'Connett
R. Incuis
O’cosnell
Hume
Mone O'Ferrart
C. Apam
H. Berkever
Ered Inc
Estrie
Bristol
T. Trovsripge
Herries
China
Lord Patmenston
Col. Smuthorp
Morpeth
Captain Howard
Paxmeton
Orr
Gissonne
Alcock
George, III
George IV
J. Russet
G. Somerset
J. Russell
M. O’ferrrall
O'Ferray
Malta
Plumtree
England
John ‘Russet
Britain
Lord J. Russell
G. Clerk
Mediterranean
C. Woop
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Ilchester
Barnstaple
Penryn
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Cornwall
Duke of Brensonp
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Sicily
Lynpuvrst
Creelee
Liverpool
Glasgow
Her
Viscount MrLnourne
the Two Sicilies
Baron Lynp Hurst
Viscount Mexbournne
Naples
Lord Lympawurst
Duke of Ricumonp
Sussex
Hants
Botanical Gardens
Kew
Earl of Aberdeen
Viscount Duncannon
Duke of Ricamont
Lord Lynpingsr
St. Pancras
Henry Bergerey
Chamber of Commerce of Bristol
W. Duncombe
F. Fremantle
Lewes
Sheriff
Warsueton
Joamn Russet
Dublin
O'Connelt
Warsurton
Woop
Lord Mainstone
Mr. Evans
Mr. Warsurton
Sir Robert Peet
Mr. Exitor
Mr.Granstoxr
Kerry
Lord Asutey
Batnes
Wales
G. Karcut
Trish
Committee of Supply
Duke of Richsonxp
Earl of Warwick
Lord Wharncliffe
Duke of Sutherland
Sutherland
Perth
Roxburgh
Ayr
Earl of Astrpdeen
Duke of Ricusxonp
Lord TernHam
Newport
Viscount McBourne