The Arreictive Max novel review and other notices
A literary chronicle reviews Mrs Trollope’s The Attractive Man with sharp judgments on her mockery of tradesmen and the lack of warmth in her characters. It also includes lengthy extracts and critical commentary on The Arreictive Max. The piece critiques Trollope’s portrayal of Lucy Dalton and her suitor, and contemplates themes of class and social pretensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Ser Mar
Ser Ae
Lucy Tiatn
Lucy
Miss Dalton
Vidal
Mr. Vidal
Provident
Jong Parley
Dalbury Park
Mr. Evans
Miss Clementson
Videl
Wes
Ask Wood
Theodore Vidal
Loss of Life at Battersea Ferry Accident
An elderly man named George Batten of Veax hall bridge road died when a small pleasure boat toppled after a collision with a heavily laden barge near Red House Tavern Battersea. His companion survived by holding the barge’s headfast. body recovery was unsuccessful by press time. A separate inquest at Barley Mow Tavern Grosvenor Square returned a verdict of death by the visitation of God for Joseph Morrie a fifty five year old scens shifter from Pimlico who died after a night of work and a late drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battensea
Red House
Battersea
George Batten
Veaxhall Bridge
Bedford
Barley Mow Tavern
Mount Street
Grosvenor Square
Joseph Morrie
Buckingham Place
Pimlico
Astley’s
Woolwar
Victoriaroas
Death of Judge Story Remains a Great American Jurist
Judge Story died in Boston on September 10 at age sixty six. He long served on the U S Supreme Court for thirty four years and taught at Harvard, leaving a legacy as a jurist author and educator. His Commentaries on the Constitution and Treatise on the Conflict of Laws made him renowned abroad, while his universal mastery across real criminal contract and maritime law earned him high praise from English and European scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Judge Story
Boston
United States
Story
England
Europe
Supreme Court of the
Harvard University
Massachusets
Joseph Storey
Coie
Aladison
Supreme Judicial Court of the
Channing
Charles Summer
Boston Daily Advertiser
Corporation
Tie
Tribonian
Curacius
Hale
Mansfield
Adminster
Duke and Eldon
Hein
Lape de Vega
Walter Scott
Dryden
Heneage Finch
Howell
Finch
Coke
Lord Bacon
Lord Brougham
Blackstone
Justice Story
Scotland
Ireland
France
Germany
Westminster Hall
Lord Campbell
House of Lords
Cambridge
Zeno
Chaucer
Martineau
Supreme Court
Maasachusete
Audi
Abstract of the Revenue of Great Britain 1844 1845
Abstract shows net produce of the Revenue for years and quarters ending October 10 1844 and October 0 1845, detailing increases in decrees thereof. Includes figures on duties and customs with emphasis on year over year changes for Great Britain. Named officials or specific departments not provided in fragment.
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Great Britain
Customs Edie Bas
Atbetadd Sheapnessede
Victoria c
Aecee Eifs
StatOps Sevcesen
Seseeeueseaees
Zferald
Sapient Herald
Globe
Fire and Loss of Life at Hengler Factory Tragedy
A fatal fire at the Hengler factory in Westminster caused the death of Madame Hengler and injuries to others. Witnesses describe smoke filled rooms, mother and daughter struggles, and heroic efforts to rescue bystanders. An inquest concluded the death was accidental as firework materials and a spark from an oil lamp ignited the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Theodore
Angel
Vidal
Madame Heogler
Santer
Jonen
Madame Hengler
Sunter
Moon
Gibson
Mrs. Jones
Waterloo Road
Copgres Gate
Payne
Crown
Westminster
Sarah Field
Abuve
Zach. Tucker
Newman
Oriel
Lixenouse
Limehouse
Middleborough Wharf
London
Rotherhithe
Blyth
The Society of Jesus in Europe and World Growth 1626 1845
A historical survey traces Jesuit establishments from 1626 to 1845, detailing provinces and counts across Europe and abroad. It lists professed houses, residences, noviciates, seminaries, and missions, with shifting totals, key locales like Rome, Sicily, Spain, France, Belgium, and updates through 1845, including personnel numbers and global spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipelo
Rales
Ignatius Loyola
France
Society of Jesus
Jess Imortance
Ite
Mutius Vitelleachi
Europe
Italy
Sicily
Sardinia
Spain
Belgium
Scotland
Ireland
Germany
Poland
Turkey
Philippine Islande
Caine
Japan
America
Ber
East Indies
China
Mexico
New Granada
Peru
Paraguay
Brazil
Chile
Rome
Naples
Turin
Paris
Lyons
England
Austria
Maryland
Missouri
Varia
Father Rothaan
Rowe
Camerinoo
Fano
Faenza
Ferrentino
Ferrara
Ferma
Furi
Modena
Spoleta
Tivoli
Orvieto
Loretta
Verona
Venice
Parma
Malta
Gallera
Brescia
Palermo
Albana
Isle of Svra
Prand College of
Griesia
Noviciate of
Sorrento
Noble College of
College of
Salerno
Benevento
Levee
Toledo
Seville
Pampelansa
Valencia
Nivelle
Aire
Buenos Ayres
South America
Uruguay
la Plata
Cordova
Bogota
St. Acheul
Stresburg
Angers
Bourges
Quimper
Metz
Nanter
Vannes
Lille
Liesse
Laon
Poitiers
Roueo
Laval
Iseenheim
Upper Rhine
Brugelette
Granada
North America
St. Mary
Louisville
Kentucky
Aix
Bordeaurs
Dole
Grenoble
Marseilles
Africa
Algiers
Oran
Constantine
Trichinopoly
Presidency of Madras
Madura
Java
Syria
Madagascar
Tronchiennes
Alost
Antwerp
Brussels
Ghent
Lonvain
Namur
Liege
Tourgny
Katiwyk
Bruges
Courtray
Mona
Amterdam
the Hague
Nimeguen
Dtanedorf
Guatemala
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Literary Chronicle
Luce Dalton
Mary Clementean
Sultana
Clementson
Samble
Mr. Vida
Lacy
Maynard
Leara
Dalton
Sirago
Dalbury
Lucy Dalton
Margaret Dalton
S. Margaret Fuller
H. G. Clarke and Co
Eve
National Union
Tom
Louis the Fourteenth
Forriey Quarterly Review
Foreign Quarterly
Jegins
Napoleon
Humboldt
Ward
Robinson
Edward Muhhlenpfordt
Johan Gottlieb Fichte
Death of Judge Story
Julius Cesar
General Jackson
Eldon
Stowell
Comyn
Gilbert
Bessehes G
Elge
Seebge
Eles
Runway Ropsentes
Great Western Railway Company
Paddington
Joseph Collard
Wm. Hooker
Marylebone
Long
Charles Pearson
Knebworth
Herts
Charles Beaver
Gideon
Stafford Street
Lisson Grove
Thomas Arnold
Collard
Mr. Long
Leeds
Hull
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Midland
Bristol
Great Western
Birmingham
Grand Junction
Manchester
Birming
Newcastle and Carlisle
Paisley
Ayr
Newcastle & Darlington
Gravesend
London and
Croydon
Laud
Leeda & Selby
Statistics of the Society of Jesus
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