King Arthur Satire and Marie Memoir in Literary Chronicle
The Literary Chronicle reviews two novels and memoirs, condemning The New Timon and its Arthurian sequel for lack of true poetry, while praising the tragic memoir Marie by Herself for its dramatic intensity though warning of morbid tonal excess. It also covers the Society of Arts exhibition of British manufactures with Sommerly’s line and other works.
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Kixe Annauz
London
Henry Colburn
Timon
Arthur
France
Ludovick
Vandsle
Astutia
Atatecraft
Count von Arnheim
Barbara
Alfred
Marie
Merie
Maria
Carlo
Arbara
Jes
Duchrain
Mel
Seepee
Brea
Ani “Larie
Eugene
Society
Feliz Summerly
Pomperi
Coalbrook Dale Company
Dean and Co
Measre
Greensill and Sons
Messenger and Sons
J. Hatfield, Gibbons, and
Chubb
Summerly
Derbyshire
J. Boileeu
Scott Russell
Trafelgar Square
Board of Trade
Éhat
R. Sxopts
G. Gury
Mr. Henexy
Elizabeth
Siete
Baronet
University
Justice Coleridge
Mr. Sheil
Breach of Promise Case in Walton Justice Court
In Fortyeight v Eigh ty action for breach of promise of marriage Miss Elize Knott, 45, a school mistress, sues eighty-year-old Mr Lewis after accepting a marriage proposal with a 1000 pound settlement. Letters between Knott and Lewis and replies from Lewis’s daughter and Mrs Lewis reveal family and church pressures. The jury finds for Knott, awarding damages of 50 pounds.
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Misseter
Wootton Under Edge
Eliza
Woolton
Sarah
Jogr. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Lewin
Exira
Lewis
Blake
E. Lewis
Aire
John Lewis
Tord
Sours
E. Exort
Lewin
Richard
Wootton
Mia
Miss Knots
J. Lewis
Miss Knott
Hoe
Late Munich riots expel Lola Montes in 1843 account
An English reader receives a vivid account of the Munich uprisings that drove Lola Montes from Bavaria. The letter describes mobs led by nobility, artillery threats, arson, and a dramatic escape to Lindau. The writer praises the Bavarian king, condemns the rioters, and predicts political fallout and future exile.
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Munich
Lola
Montes
Lola Montes
Countess of
Lindau
Abel
London
Paris
Conor T
Count A. Vv
Peeresa
Bavaria
George
Manich
Ludwig
Maximilian
Stret
Allemuiurie
Saxony
Switzerland
Papa
Oiiaes
Nuremberg
Income Tax Debate Moves Three Year Renewal Clash
Fr flurry of parliamentary wrangle over continuation of the income tax with Mr Horsman proposing a 4d to 8d scale and Mr Hume urging a one year limit to ensure a fairer basis. Lords adjourned amid claims of inequality, government defense of policy, and calls to preserve public credit.
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House OF Commons
Bayts
Lord Maxon
Lasouenene
Legislative Council
van Dieman's Land
A. Starroxp
W. Souzaville
Committee of Ways and Means
Horsmanx
Lord J. Russell
Cuaxcecron of
Wenson
Heraman
Hume
Goulburn
Afr. Horsman
Horaman
Ways and Means
Ways
Huse
R. Pex
Herpres
Home
Stooxer
Towxsyend
Toanen
Sir W. Cray
Honest and Manly
Rontxson
Lasoccuens
Ossorne
Sen
Haraman
Trish
Agaiust
O'Connell
Shril
Repert Pesu
Mr. Horamsn
Humes
Baronet
France
Europe
Lord G. Bentinck
R. Poet
G. Bentinck
United States
Prussia
Witaon
Crawronp
Ireland
G.gaxyv
P. Scrorz
Col. Conotty
Barout
Taerawny
Fox
M. J. O'Connect
Bowarna
W. Somerville
England
C. Lewis
India
H. Witnoccuay
Lasoncaere
Colonel Dunne
Major Brackatt
W. S. O'Barrx
Trafalgar Square
M. Miles
Home Department
Matropolia
G. Gacy
Cochrane
Stonday
Commissioners of Police
George II
Westminster Hall
St. Paul
Covent Garden
G. Grey
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Literary Chronicle
Gaizot
Ebe
ST. Luke's
W. Beker
Fountain Public House
City Road
James Lyle
Daniel Thompson
Thompson
Mary Ann Bark
Mr. Kyle
Femels
Iil
David Thompton
John Spottiswood
Betsy Spottiswood
Gower
Beadle
Newgate
Crosino
Mexpicity Society
Mendicity Society
Red Linn Square
Red Loon Square
New Ormond Street
Queen Square
Ths
Boliers
Marie DE Landsfeldt
Fearnut
Fess
Ejcurt Hosprep
Krirep
Sydney
Feejee Talacde
Betwran
Shiefe
Mbau
Rewa
Java Harbour
Reva Roads
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Frmsay
Lord Lirretton
Worcester Board of Education
Committee of Privy Council
Worcester
Lanspawne
Cucresteg
Earl of Inculster
Oxforp
St. Davie’s
Staxcry
New Zealand
Pasd
Anstey
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