The Waking Beauty Versus Night in a Love Verse
A short poetic column presents a speaker urging a lady to rise and shed darkness and ignorance with her beauty. The verse imagines daylight arriving only when she awakens, framing her as a moral and luminous force. The tone echoes romantic adoration and literary cadence of a bygone period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R.H
Duchess of Kent
Treasury
Ublic
Grimsone
G.J. Guthrie
F.R.S
Grimstone
Penryn Arms Hotel
Bangor
Dublin
Heywood
T. W. Grimstone
Broad-street
W.bicknell
Caurion
W. Grimstone
Bloomsbury
Kingstreet
Long
Court Martial on John Henry for arson at Sheerness
Court resumes at Sheerness on October 31 to hear charges against John Henry carpenter of the navy, accused of setting fire on the cam perdown. Defence and witnesses highlight his long service, character and valiant acts, while the court weighs testimonies and certificates from multiple captains and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry
Sheerness
Court martial verdict for John Henty at Sheerness
A lengthy court martial on board Ocean at Sheerness acquitted John Henty of breach of duty and disobedience, but found him guilty of false reporting. He received a severe reprimand and admonition. Spectators and officers praised the proceedings for their dignity and fairness, with commendations for Deputy Judge Advocate Mr Essell.
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Lkely
Lilly
Cromwell
Butler
William Hodges
Wolverhampton
Raphael
Gabriel
Uriel
John Scott
Hodges
Hedges
Scott
London
Old Bailey
Dover
Canterbury
Mr. Lilly
Mr. Scott
London Saturday Journal
Dee
British Museumn
Henry Baker
Sheerness
James Osborne
Camperdown
John Henry
Ocean
D. P. Bouverie
The
White
River Medway
Nore
J. Clavell
P. Hornby
C.B
R. Douglas
J. R. R. Webb
Henry Lorraine Baker
K.C.B
J. Hill
Her
John Henty
Essell
Patrons of Benevolent Fire and Life Insurance and National Benefit Society
Patrons of the Benevolent Fire and Life Insurance and National Benefit Society at 351 Strand are noted in this fragment. The text outlines association contact lines and references to middle and working classes. The readable portion emphasizes benevolent support and social welfare goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parr and Co
Parr and C
Theobald's
Holborn
Theobald's Road
Rees
Max
Evesham
Mr. Prout
Strand
Bresham
Blair
Tom
G. May
Thomas Prout
London
United Kingdom
Hilanthropic Life Assurance
West Strand
Life Assurance
Messrs. Goss and Co
Royal College of Surgeons
Goss and Co
M.r.c.surgeons
Pallmall London
Benevolent Fire and Life Insurance and National Benefit Society
H. G. Boldero
E. L. Bulwer
John P. Beavan
James Bourdillon
Duncan ‘Campbell
Auscmeie Ccas
James Stuart
William Plasket
Samuel Anderson
Hamilton Blair Avarne
Morton Balmaino
Edward Boyd
LIMI
Charles Downes
F. Charles Maitland
Royal
J. L. Curtis and Company
Balliere
Regent Street
Ollivier
Pall Mall
Strange
Paternoster-row
Pattie
Brydges-street
Machen
Dolier-street
Dublin
Duncan
High-street
Edinburgh
Messrs. Curtis and Co
Frith-street
Soho
N.B
Solio Square
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Freep
Robert Rich
Sir John Russell
Frances Cromwell
Jerry White
Protector
Puritan
Frances
Jerry
Ite
Oldmixon
Jesse
Court of
England
W. Rees
Park Clement Farm
Clidan
Pembrokeshire
Mr. Rees
Woodbine
Exuror
M. Quetelet
Quarterly Review
Tennyson
Admiral Bouverie
His Majesty’s Navy
Phaeton
Portsmouth Harbour
W. C. Sturt
Castilian
Deptford-yard
Joan Deveras
Scout
Malta
W. Harcoon
the Admiralty
J. Henty
Vourla
George Grey
Admiralty
Sparrowhawk
Graham
Henry
Thomas Gitt
Royal Navy
Mr. Henry
Gill
Thomas Clark
Her Majesty
John Deans
Her Majesty’s Navy
Portsmouth
Webb
W. Dowling
Ndependent
West Middlesex Assurance Company
the Bazaar
Baker-street
Portman-square
South St. David's-street
Ingram Street
Glasgow
Sackville-street
Doerline
James Alexander
Samuel Eyre
Robert Ferguson
Thomas Hope
J.D. Hustler
Thomas Knowles
George Williams
A Vans
Thomas Price
William E. Taylor
John Wilson
William Whittaker
G. E. Williams
Fuller and Co’s
Aldermanbury Postern
Cooke and CO
Princes-street
Cavendish-square
Hatton-garden
Calcutta
Madras
Bombay
Cooke
Smith
Gray’s-inn-lane
Re. Holborn
S. S
City of
Thomas Paton
Jamberlain
British Museum
Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons
Do. Do
Orison
Morison
Stamp Office
Paris
Hand-court
Good
Western Branch
Edgware-road
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Lofts
Park-place
Mile-end-road
Messrs. Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Grocer
Portland-town
Boucher
Tottenham-court-road
E. Dare
Watling-street
City
Baldwin
Great Tower-street
Edmonds
Poplar
Law
Hammersmith
Marchant
Little Brompton
Loose
Sloane-square
Chelsea
British College of Health
Hamilton-place
New-road
Earl of Euston
M.P
Lord
Skelmersdale
Lord Teiouth
Dr. Birkbeck
James Garrard
Amos Gann
A. B. Granville
M.D
Earl of
Errol
Courtown
Earl Leven and
Melville Earl of
Norbury
Stair
Edward Frederick Leeks
Scots Yard
Bush Lane
Cannon-street
J. F. Goode
Old Jewry
No. 8
Waterloo-place
Frederick Hale Thomson
E. L. Boyd
Skaethereff
Skaethcroff
Newman-street
Messrs. Sanger
Barclay
Farringdon-street
Shepherd
Fleet-street
Lord Holland
Duchy of Lancaster
Lord Granville
Frampton
R. Wilson
Dr. Wilson
Wilson
Yoxford
Messrs
Sutton and Co
Bow-church-yard
Butler and Son
Cheapside
St. Paul's
Suffolk
R. Scott
Bromley
W. Lambert
Jermyn-street
Haymarket
Dr. Scott
Medical Monitor
T. F. Grace
London-street
Fitzroy-square
Liverpool
Evans, Son, and Co
Lord-street
Grace
GEICO
Worcester
Simco
Worcester Herald
Peter Collis
James Willis
Boddington and Co
Barclay and Sons
T. Butler
Johnston
Cornhill
Gifford
Bateman
Castle-street
Leicester-square
Sanger
Charlotte-street
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