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A NEW ENGLISH HISTORY. ii^ Hto^/^W. ByCa...
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Four Travellers. Mexico And Its Fiehpiov...
, fi = ^ — ^ ons ^ okes , allusion , emitting ^^ S ^ S ^ SSST w which are telling and some of which « J '« ' Nec » nlJ U P i d ^ deep , since he was checked by the tethei ot leav < e ^ ° . sketched Br & an coast , saw ^^^^^^ % ^ t ^^^ A ^ varieties men , women , and manners as he went , and p icfcea p ^ ^ . ^ apropos of slave suppression . Perhaps on ^ thisnprt ot ms j ^ with more freedom than responsibility ; if an y ™ f ^ ^ eeable . It is not it is scarcely justifiable ; i not h « f " ^^ " J ^ Seau ^ they Were tolerable that gentlemen who have left 1 he W ' Sreat fling satires and canot qualified to remain in it . ^^^^" i ^ Shifbo oS insinuations are lumnies at the profession , they have deserted ^ In bis d ^ directed against the * servus , which are * ° . ™ » Ol * £ Jf Mr . midshipman Mr . midshipman Wilberforce has «> « d * J ' Mvolous Mr . Wilber-Marryat , wh F o , if he was not so « nart was not so Jnvelous . ^ ^ ^ force , too , would have done well to have come political definipanorama-hVely and picturesque as it " - " " ^^"" , & . despotism of SB ? HH : S > HrtSsV . rriis reneat it is a proof of simplicity .
A — TA 6 JVfcer , Tshaddu , and Binue Exploration . By T . J- Hutcbin 3 £ ^ gman and Co . Mr . Hutchison and his companions W >« F ^ am ^ to ^ erer ^ They penetrated , in the Pleiad , to a part of Africa ^ lich no b ™ opean jiau The geographical results of the exploring voyage were important .
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A New English History. Ii^ Hto^/^W. Byca...
A NEW ENGLISH HISTORY . ii ^ Hto ^/^ W . ByCaajle . Kaight . With "P ^^^^^ Ill ^ trations on . Steel and Wood . Part I . . ¦ " * J Evekv one Teeollects the observrationsp . vhieh ^ ord JoJm ^ sseU made at Bristol , in October , 1854 on « the Study of H » too ; and s | ll more likely are we to remember the remarks o the Vimes , to the effect wia « y have no other History of England than Humes , , ami that uhen SHSKSSSapaSa & ESB which shall be not only a history of manarchs and of public a ct o j , JuUf the neonle- a record of the slow degrees by winch the . stiengtli ana SX of the English nation has bee £ built u , > to its -present height Th ? de . i ° n Mr . Knigbt assures us , has been long entertained . ;; and m the " Pietoral His ory of England / ' published by Mr . Knight himself , and . vHttenbv Mr Craik and Mr . MacFarlane , it % vas partly carried out But SeoreSnt historian specially guards bis readers from supposing ^ his woik usi anuuista
book is to be an abridgement ot the - « - « . — — publish ' * Sf that . valuable Sutotjr , " say Mr . Knigbt , " I had cause to i ^ et SiaC its limits went beyond what as its projoctor , I ° ^ flJ ° ^ Z plated The present work will be far less voluminous . But it will neither follow the , anongement of 'The Pictorial , * nor use its materials , except as they are common to all histories . ' To publish a new History of Eng land side by side -with Ma . eaiilny , is o bold enterprise . But Mr . Knight need not feat . He appeals to anothei mtd 1 enceTa P occupies somewhat different . grounds . His antiquarian and literary studies peculiarly lit Mmfor . the cornposiUon of a ^^^ utecxnioiccu ui 5 L «™— .
shall trace the national m wauuw ,. v » - , , domesticities , arts , and intellectual culture ; ami hi this first number * c find Snccs of the same vivid spirit of identitlcation wifh by-gone forms of Stence wlich was exhibited by him and his fellow-labourers m their " ' London , " and which rendered that work the , most vital account of the mctropoli 8 ( with the exception of Leigh Hunt ' s ) that had ever been SScd , The History , also is profusely illustrated Some or the ^ oodeuts , it is true , we have" mi with before in other of Mr . Knight ' s periodicals , hut they will bear repetition . Pleasant ^ it to find the veteran champ ion of popular instruction—the father of cheap literature—commencing the year 1850 with a new undertaking . We wish luin every success .
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ROB HOY AT COVENT GARDEN . Thk Puofbsbor has put Roi JRoy on the stage very hnndsoracly , with the advantage of thoac scenes so pleasantly associated with cvciungs of tlio Donna del Laffo , and G « ftfawne 2 feH . Oht l > lay K owa still speak of Macready 8 [ rmcefui ft « d romantic Ro 6 Roy , as one of the most staking and picturesque of hia characters , and we know that the not ineffective adaptation ol the beat of novels , with its moving incidents , and its faniilinr names , has always bceu a . favourite with the llritish public . The music , too , jnteraperaod with the dialogue sometimes a little un connectedly , is always fresh and full of melody , and some of tho airs have u . charm which hats often brought a tear to tho lJritiah eyelid in distant lands . Intlic present performance , a very fair representation has been obtained . Professor Andisuson himself , without being a Macreudy , looks a very sturdy , generous Rob , and gives a stalwart slashing sort of version of the part . ' On est tovjours I ' esclave do son premier talent , and there is " a certain shufllo in the Professor ' s walk which mentally suggests the bottle trick , while in hia louder passages we are continually ejecting a
vigorous denunciation of the Spirit-rappers : but on the whole , the impertragic and pompous Frauds dwindles into a light tenor under the care of Mr ° gCge Perkbn , who has probably studied the dramatic part of bis profession ^ from a d . stinguished Marionette , but whose singing , but fox the ? oo £ " uenUntervention of the nose and ^ h , would be pleasing Poug rf is done by Mr . Harby Pearson ( the admirable HaiTy the pjj t hth ot ^ ne rrfe s ^^^^ recollect of the Diana Vernon of the story ; she creams and Je ^ s ^ pu gh the part , with a hard , bold , hoarse , fearlessi assurance whidi « e " *^ f fifs r ^ A' ^^ T ^ iSSS dresses would not discredit the genius of Mr . A . Harris .
MUtf ofS in- a set ol iories , however dta > natic Jn themselves , to stage pur-SSES ^^^ teanui sin liesiu
pxecocitv ) , bring , u . cc « -- — n . tlpr ronVerted who vent their svmpathy in tender ^ xclamations ; and the Ostler , convertea nto a eom ^ chLacter , excites constant merriment by the ^^^ J aSScSsiS ^ ESfgS r ^ K m ^ Bss ^ Bts ^ si ^ thing to learn . ' . The Boats' Story is being dramatised as a sketch for the Adelphi , with l ^^^ s ^ i r ^ ^ r ^ ri ^ 'K ; s : the Boots . « , , T * -. 1 „ « nn i « r » «« 4- i MO reiii
Phopessor Anderson announces somewnat taroy > -B »« « 6 """" - - " illii ^ ipfes i SSSSSSr-aS ^ aSwBBK " ^ 1 Plague on both your Houses . " ^ x * . * * ll ______^«* Mn *^ * - » ^ k ^ % \ + r € 1 r
s ^ sifix ^ s ^ iJias ^ ff r ^ x ^ sc ^^^ ' ---miscellnncous concert .
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moved , in the Court of Quoqu ' s Bouoli , tor a ^ tori j ^ cnu w j ^ formation should not be filed against J f > h ^^^ Vfiquuvo , for printing and pubhalmig u 1 >»» v » . lot . onUi' ^ ,, tll < Omenda-M r . Payuo ColHor , by imyutmg that ho hud fiam ont b c J I tus of lion , in his folio edition of HhaWyro , «• ml w t « b ^ ^ ollio r > Colo . idgo ' B lectures . L » rd C . impboll » , ud ho « u . 1 Qf whi 6 h ho of Wl » o « o friondBWp ho w proud , w » to U _ o »» d ul not oomc h , « l boeu aoo ^ but tbo l «» "l » ^ rXirtho « fore refund . The pamphlrt un < lor tho notwo ol that court , 1 ulo wr . ^ Tl ^ lftUguftgo lmdbeousontto tho JrAcMOJia » ; bllfc i < J *^ " BmU BUaiUar to those of Ireland , tho mpl ,. yoa woe extromcly viulont ; ^\ ^ ° *™™ ^ Z editor of tho 4 / Ac « a ^ Ss- s ^^ j ; r ; : ; sl » ^ tjt ^ £ ^ i ^ ^ ^ j ^ yrA ^ ^ JS *»*** ws honour ,
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Leader (1850-1860), Jan. 19, 1856, page 19, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_19011856/page/19/
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