Madame Garcia shines in Sonnambula second appearance at Royal Italian Opera
The theatre notes Madame Garcia's second Sonnambula showing as Amina, with critics praising her vocal reach and dramatic depth. The Amina aria Ab, non giunge draws exceptional force, earning unanimous encores and a celebrated performance beyond her Tuesday debut. Amateur Haymarket pieces for Shakespeare charity also receive praise for casting and costumes amid mixed opinions.
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Royal Italian Opera
Madame Garcia
Madame
Viardot Garcia
Amina
Eit Ther
Lind
Madame Garcis
John Falatel Fenton
Shallow
Slender
Ford
Page
Wiedeor
Hugh Evans
Cains
the Garter
Bardolph
Robin J Simple
Rugby
Dr. Caius
Sessee Sesers Ressee
Anne Page
Fenton
Quickly
Caius
Dickens
Shakspeare
Augustus Egg
Douglas Jerrold
Stephen
Knowell
Dudley Coatello
Edward Enowell
Frederick Dickens
Brainworm
Mark Lemon
George Downright
Frank Stone
Wellbred
G. H. Lewes
Kitely
John Forster
Bobadil
Charles Dickens
Master Stephen
Master Mathew
Jan Leech
Thomas Cash
Kiteley
Aegnatus Dickens
Oliver Cole
Air
George Cruikshank
Justice Clement
Willmott
Roger Formal
Eaton
Dame Kitely
Aliss Fortescue
Bridget
Kentworthy
Tib
Cole
Cowden Clarke
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Sanguinary Insurrection at Madrid and Political Cabal
A scrambled mix of historical vignettes, including a theatrical rant on legislative tactics in Madrid, a tale of a fortune from India, convict statistics, and a long dispatch on French revolutionary politics. The pieces touch on insurrection, parliamentary maneuvering, Balzac intrigue with a princess, and the fate of Mr Redhead Yorke.
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Oxford Street
Marylebone Ventry
Oxford
Jacob Bell
Redhead Yorke
N.P
City of York
Lord Brandon
Stegent’s Park
Glencester Gate
York and
Gloucester Terrace
St. Pancras
Gloucenter Terrace
Eaton Square
York
Smyth
Siwaya
Henry Redhead Yorke
City of
Yorke
Conexzs
Wakley
Elephant and Castle
the Haymarket
Regent's Park
Violent Demonstration in Favor of the Poles in Paris
A massive crowd of 5 000 to 6 000 workmen gathered in front of the Madeleines and along the Boulevard to escort delegates to the National Assembly, demanding Poland be restored. Delegates met with M. Vavin and M. Trousseau to press for war and Poland’s return, while National Guards were deployed around Place de la Concorde. The scene grew tense with speeches, mob chants, and fears of violence as clashes between demonstrators and authorities erupted.
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Paris
Louis Blanc
Albert
Loula Blanc
Chamber of All the Friends of Poland
National Assembly
Arma
Garde
Claba
Recurt
Trate Quillity
M. Ledra Rollin
M. Arago
Ledru Rollin
Flocon
Madrid
Narvaez
Rome
Sth
Anatria
Ernyi Twill M. Pagoorre
G. Nourreot
Executiee Circhitlee
Panza
Madéleines
Poland
Luxembourg
Citoyena
Republic
Ministry of Labour and Progress
Commission of the Luxembourg
Leoanor
Bestany
Pri Lavore Alcenta
Dana Li Daurees
12Th Legion
The
National Guard
Barrés
Assembly
Barbés
Toget
Alnut
M. Vavin
M. Trousseau
Vavia
Louis Philippe
la Republique
Pulepd
Europe
Zen Vavin
Yavin
France
Eagor
Seine
First Legion
Roudsvard
Place de Concorde
Mounted Legion
Garde Mobile
Place de la Concorde
Crocx
Madeleines
Groupe
Northern Railway
Nomination of the Duke of Leuchtenburg as King of Poland
Berlin dispatches report a telegraphic message claiming the Duke of Tenchtenhake may be named King of Poland with the Emperor of Russia’s consent, raising Poland to independence. The claim is uncertain amid Europe’s unsettled Northern German and Polish affairs from recent upheavals and deputy missions to Warsaw.
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Duke OF Leuchtenburg
Poland
C. Cotoonz
Berlin
Germany
Russia
Warsaw
Rapkie
Kingdom of
Prussia
Greece
Provisional Government Measures Across Cities and Disturbances
Reports from Posen describe strict wartime controls including ban on trade sithes, forced surrender of weapons, and gates limited to six am to eight pm. A peasant rumor mill spreads fear as mobs gather to a planned rendezvous, while German farmers lose assets in the chaos. Hungary follows with peasant violence and weak guards. Denmark and the duchies note captured ships and Danish Swedish fears. The British National Assembly debates arming Chartists to resist foreign or domestic threats, with unclear adoption of amendments.
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Posen
Cologne Gasette
Sithes
Possa National Gasette
Graz
Grice
Cuanrist “ National” Assems Sr
Ernest Jonce
Chartista
Arma
Donovan
National Assembley
British Isles
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Eagle
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Dixon
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Marlow
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Hasta
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Mooss
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Pare
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Derry
My Mary
Wortley
Whieldon
Thistledown
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Oliver
Daryfarth
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Kitchener
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Urians
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Milliver
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the Despised
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Treasury Bench
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India
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