Shelley Edition Praised in Acknowledgment of His Life and Works
A review of the four volume London edition of Percy Bysshe Shelley edited by his widow. The piece argues Shelley's undervalued status as both man and poet, praises the edition’s beauty and accuracy, and highlights a famed paraphrase of Hemans. It also notes other recent works and publications in literature and language study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Byssne Shelley
Shelley
London
Edward Broxon
Wordsworth
Ecno
Paris
Effingham Wilson
M. le Page
Jesus
B. H. Draper
Darton and Clark
Urevnart
Colburn
Clements, Pulteney-street
RICHELIEU SPEAKS ON POLITICS AND POWER’S LIMITS
Excerpts reveal political philosophy on statecraft and power. References to Richelieu, Ministerial perfidy, ambition, fame, and youth’s lexicon frame a meditation on rulers and the means used to forge fortune. The speaker cautions against sorcery and deceit in governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richelieu
Wien
Murder at Cadogan Place Chelsea Shocker Secrets Revealed
A young maid Elizabeth Paynter is found murdered at No 21 Cadogan Place Sloane Street Chelsea. Under-footman James Marchant is suspected after a brutal struggle. the body shows extensive wounds and blood pools. Police and magistrates investigate while the coroner's inquest is postponed until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloane-Street
Chelsea
Edgell
County of Bucks
County of Middlesex
Cadogan-place
Elizabeth Paynter
Marchant
Crayford
Kent
Jay
Mr. Jay
Kavener
Kenzie
Elizabeth-street
Pimlico
W. B. France
Moran
Bayne
France
North Crag
Miss Edgell
Richmond
Oxfordshire
Drake
Belgrave Square
Messrs
Bague
Hammersmith
Wakley
Islington
Cadogan Place
Gosling
Mr. Edgell
Messrs. Edgell
Bedford Arms
Pont-street
William John Marchant
Hounslow
T Division
Old Brentford
Lawrence
Captain Bague
W. B. Crabb
John Middleton
Llive
Harry Edgell
Middlesex
North Cray
William Cox
Cox
Elizabeth Gough
Ann
Elizabeth Strike
Henry Jay
Sloane, Street
William Frederick Goodyer
No. 13
Bentinck-street
Manchester-square
Murder at Cadogan Place England 1839 A Marchant Confesses
A gruesome Cadogan place murder case dominates London as William John Marchant, a servant at Mr. Edgell 21 Cadogan place, surrenders to Inspector Lawrence confessing to fatally stabbing Elizabeth Paynton with a razor after a quarrel. Inquests, police pursuit, and a detailed courtlike hearing recount the bloodied scene, the razor, and a dramatic confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William John Marchant
Elizabeth Paynton
Faynter
Edgell
Marchant
Cox
Eizabeth
Elizabeth Gough
Richmond
John Middleton
Marchaart
Birmingham
Mr. Edgell
Mr. Lawrence
Mounted Police
Metropolitan Police
Bedfont Road
Hounslow
Lawrence
Ann
Paynton
Cadogen-place
Great Western
Windsor
Prisoner Captured After Haunting Accusation at Brentford
A prisoner was secured at the Old Brentford station after an escape attempt was feared. He cried that a mysterious woman, seen as haunting him, followed him all day. Inspector Macquard took custody, and Capt. Bague was informed of the apprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Brentford
Mr. Lawrence
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Joseph
Riants
Tiepen
Pichelieu
Plato
Sloane- Street
Knightsbridge
Inspector Moran
Great Western and
London and Birmingham Railway
Mr. Moran
Commissioners of Police
Scotland Yard
James
William John
Elizabeth. Gough
Cadogan
Arid Marchant
Ann Paynton
Two Brewers
H. Edgell
William J. Marchant
Davis
Hyde-park-corner
Express
Williamson
Morris Mulcahy
Pears
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