Breslau Jewish asylum scene reveals a harsh village underclass
In a Breslau asylum, a tense gathering among Jewish beggars and residents escalates to violence when a girl is injured by a scissors blast. A beggar woman ushers care, and the crowd shifts to somber reflection as a child’s survival and future life are pondered amid memories of poverty and love. Ephraim Moses Chaim later returns in a subplot of romance and schooling, detailing his intense study of writing and the fate of Mathilde, Rosa, and other characters.
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Jewiah Asylum For
Breslau
Lissa
Schwanzerle
Lemaile Boer
Mende Felluhzer
Aaron Wolf
Mendel
Amalek
Victor
Benich
Mannikin
Lobel Schackern
Israel Possenmacher
Dérabach
Franconia
Schwonzerle
Libel
Mathese
Matilda
Ephraim Moses
Berlin
Veitel Ephraim
Erlina
Moses Mendelsohn
Ephraim
Recha Guggenheimer
Recha
Mathilde
Indy
Blore
Veitel
Zelina
Zerlina
Daphnis
Weitel
Philippina
Emanuel
Reba Guggenheimer
Moses Daniel Kuh
Moses
Hieronimus de Scala
Berhardus de Santa Fide
Tory
Mr. Petzhold
Pole
Potadam Guard
Minerva
Jupiter
Venus
Rosa
Rosa Mathilde Marie
Ephraimy
Life and Beauties of Fanny Fern and Boys Book review
A mixed critique notes Fanny Fern biographical work oversharing private details and questions reprinting. It also reviews Every Boy's Book by G Forrest MA praising sports content while noting omissions such as dogs and other animals, yet deeming the volume valuable for boys.
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Fanny Fern
W. Kent and Co
Ruth Hall
Paul Pry
G. Forrest
William Harvey
Harrison Weir
London
Routledge and Co
New South Wales
Concert program including Beethoven Mozart and Auber items
Music received listing a septet by Beethoven for two players, Quuvre Post hume by Mozart for two, Overture to Les Diamants by Auber for two, arranged by Watty, with Italian words in Le beau Pedrille, Die Monduhr, and other pieces including Das zerbrochene Ringelein by H Lemcke and a Polka by J I Hopwood at Lonsdale Old Bond Street. The note lists performers Leader and Cock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonsdale
Old Bond-street
Beethoven
Wm. Watts
Mozart
Watts
Auber
Rossini
Watty
Rosaini
H. Lemcke
J.I. Hopwood
Divorce Case At Lords Involving Jones and Ward
The Lords hear the Jones divorce case detailing Edward Jones the Bristol merchant and his wife Elizabeth Willie Jones. Infidelity with Danvers Hill Ward and a Porter Webb is alleged along with subsequent legal actions in Bristol and a mutual release with Ward. The story notes prior lunacy confinement and a 500 pound loan.
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Jones
House of Lords
Edward Jones
Elizabeth Willie
Taunton
Bristol
Danvers Hill Ward
Ward
Loring
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Turkey
Annals of
England
Oxford
J. H
Jas. Parker
Macaulay
Harriett’ Martineau
Routledge
John Turner Hopwood
Messrs. Leader and Cock
Princial Proceedings