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Royal Palace at Berlin The Meeting of the Prussian Diet In the White Hall front page there is a tear to this engraving
The New House of Lords:
The Corridor
The Peers Lobby - A Standard for a Gas Light
The Clerks Table
A Corridor Sleekburnc.
The Peers Lobby
Peers Lobby - The Brass Gates
Art: Sleekburnc.
Mussel Gatherers on the French Coast From a painting by J. J. Jenkins engraved by W. J. Linton info. entitled Muscle Gatherers
Cavans Well From a Painting by F. W. Topham engraved by W. Linton
Small Sketches for Everybodys Column by Albert Smith entitled Some Useful Fables - - - April - - - The Opera on Jenny Linds First Night Rieve - - - Jenny Lind Nigger Melodies (note. obviously the wording of the titles is not my work, and does not reflect in any way my thoughts or ideas).
The Royal Italian Opera, At covent Garden The Ceiling
The Wrecked Steamer " Grana Uile " - Taking off the Crew and Passengers
Memorial Tablet in the Military Chapel, Birdcage Walk to The Memory of Major Fitzroy Somerset
Princess Alice and Her King Charles Spaniel from a drawing by Raugniet
The New British Museum - Entrance Hall and Principal Staircase
Chess Problem
Words and Music to a Swedish Song Miel Composed and Sung by Madmoiselle Jenny Lind
The Prussian Diet info. parliamentary assembly, a Landtag
Foreign Intelligence includes:
Parisiana "From Our Own Correspondent" with ref. to The Count and Madame de St Aulaire M. Guizot
France
Spain The Queen
Portugal
Prussia Sleekburnc.
Cape of Good Hope
Imperial parliament includes The Government Education Measure - - - The Punishment of Transportation - - - The Factories Bill - - - And mention of Lord J. Russell Mister T. Duncombe Sir R. Inglis Mr Macaulay Earl Grey Lord Brougham Mr Seymer Mr Trelawny Sir William Clay etc
Country News includes:
Visit of Sir Robert Peel to Lancashire
The Trent Valley Railway
Windsor Improvements
Another Poisoning Case in Essex
Incendiarism in Essex, green Farm, Burnham Hall, Cherry Garden Farm etc
To Correspondents
Illustratd London News Editorial
Weather
Court and Haut Ton Royal Comings and Goings
Metropolitan News - The Health of Towns Bill
Scotland and the New Potato Crop Sunday Trains Early Fruits
The Death of Mrs J. Disraeli short announc.
Ireland includes - Serious Outrages at Cappamore - Tumults in the Provinces
Opening of the Prussian Diet Speech made by King Fredrick William
Law Intelligence includes Non Liability of Married Women
Obituary of Eminent Persons Recently Deceased:
The Hon. John Rodney died at Boulogne
Sir Walter Scott of Abbotsford
Sir Henry Vassall-Webster died from a wound inflicted by himself at the family residence in Brook Street, London
The Right Hon. Lady Susan Percy died at Rome, granddaughter of Hugh the Duke of Northumberland and daughter of Algernon Earl of Beverley 40wds
Baldwin Fulford Esq of Great Fulford in Devon
Death Announcement of Edward Francis Colston Esq of Roundway Pari in Wiltshire
The Potato Disease
Accidents and Offences:
Murder of Wife and Child, and Suicide James Young of High Street, Lower Norwood
Suicide of Sir Henry Vassal Webster
Woman Committed for Manslaughter Inquest Held at the Grand Maurice Pub in Whitechapel Road on William Bridge
Execution at Burt St Edmunds, convict Catherine Foster who poisoned her husband with a dumpling containing arsenic
Sudden Death of Major A. MArthur
Mlle Jenny Lind
The Highland Society of London A Dinner and Proposing a Toast to the Queen front page engraving from a drawing by George Thomas and engraved by H. Harrison
Prince Albert in His Robes as Chancellor of the University of Cambridge print from enraving from a picture by Henry Vizetelly Sleekburnc.
Portsmouth - Presentation of New Colours to the 43rd Regiment by the Hon. Lady Pakenham nee Hon Emily Stapleton wife of Lieutenant General the Hon. Sir Hercules Robert Pakenham ( who is also prob. in the engraving)
Andrea Del Sarto Painting the Fresco of the Madonna del Sacco From the Painting by Baron
Spanish Beggars Painted Reive by Leleux
Partial Eclipse of the Moon small engraving Sleekburnc.
The National Fast Designed by William Harvey full page print from engraving engraved by W. J. Linton
Westminster Abbey the Bishop of St Asaph Preaching Miel the Fast Day Sermon
Chess Problem by Mr E. Clare
The Opening of the Rouen and Havre Railway in France:
Rouen View of the Bridge and River
St Catherines Tunnel two small engravings
The Malaunay Viaduct showing an early steam train passing over workmen watch from below
The Barentin Viaduct wonderful engraving showing the viaduct and surrounding area
The Station at Harfleur - Gare dHarfleur
The Benediction of the Railway at Havre
Holyrood Palace Edinburgh Election of a Scottish Peer print from engraving showing the Ceremony in the Picture Gallery during the ceremony -from a sketch by Mister A. A Ritchie of Edinburgh
Paris Fashions Ball Dresses
Enlistment in the Army with mention of Mister Fox Maule
Foreign Intelligence includes:
Parisiana
France with mention of M. Leon de Malleville M. Delangle Fire at Cherbourg Dock Yard, La Garniture
Spain with mention of M. Pacheco M. Malrtinez de la Rosa M. Gonzales Bravo M. Arrazola etc
Portugal
Cape of Good Hope
United States of America and Mixico
The Overland Mail with mention. to India Punjaub Lord Hardinge Lord Gough
Murder in Beligium by The Young Count de Liederkeke
Murder in Shoreditch, William Gobart an Umbrella Maker of Hare Alley
Imperial Parliament:
Lord Broughams Bankruptcy and Insolvency Bill
Enlistment in the Army Mr F.Maule
the Poor Relief Ireland Bill with mentionof Lord J. Russell Mr J. OConnell Mr S. OBrien Mr Labouchere
The Spanish Bondholders with mention of Lord Brougham Earl of Clarendon
Assize Intelligence:
Murder and Mutilation at Chesterfield Of George Collis in the Butchers Shambles
Recovery of Deposit Money by an Allottee at Exeter
National Sports Tattersalls etc
The Illustrated London News Editorial
the Weather
Court and Haut Ton Royal Comings and Goings
Answers to Correspondents
Ireland The Progress o fFamine and Fever with ref. to M. Soyers Soup Kitchen at Dublin - - - The Repeal Association
Metropolitan News includes The New house of Lords - - - Recuction in the Price of Bread - - - The Bank of England etc
Accidents and Offences includes:
Fatal Accident at the London and North Western Railway at Camden Station at the Premises of Messrs Pickford Railway Carriers Sleekburnc.
Fall of a Viaduct on the Liverpool and Bury Railway
Fatal Boiler Explosion at Burradon Colliery killing Three, a man, woman and boy
Cruelty to a Child A Captain of Rugby who thurst his sons hand into the fire until the sinews were burnt
Country News Serious Fire at howbury Hall, Bedfordshire
Obituary of Eminent Persons Recently Deceased:
The Right Hon. Sir Harford Jones Brydges former Envoy at Bagdad
Sir Alexander Wood KCMG
Lieutenant General Thomas Marriott died at His Seat Avonbank near Pershore Worcestershire
Music The Royal Italian Opera, and Concerts of the Week with mention of Mlle Alboni Miss Dinah Farmer Mr W. Sterndale Bennett MR Boleyne Reeves The Brahams Mlle Rosalie Themor etc
Opening of the Rouen and Havre Railway with mention of Messrs (William) Mackenzie And (Thomas) Brassey Mr Locke the Engineer - M. Charles Lafitte Count dAlton Shee M. Theophile Gautier Mr Alphonse Karr etc
Mademoiselle Mars Who Died at Paris
The Markets Prices of Wheat Bread Sugar Coffee Rice Tallow Hay Coals from Hastings Hartley, Holywell, Tanfield, Wylkam, Belmont, Lambton Hops Meat etc
Monetary Transactions of the Week
The London Gazette New Commissions - - War Office Appointments - - Bankrupts Births Marriages and Deaths
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The Stock Exchange - Interior
East Anglian Railway
The Port of Lynn and The Harbour Branch of the Railway Kings Lynn
Viaduct Across The Ouse
Ely From The Railway
The Station at Ely
Her Royal Highness The Princess Helen Miel in the Park at Windsor ...
Their Royal Highnesses The Prince of Wales and The Princess Royal At Windsor
Mosquitia - A Family of Woolwa Indians on the Bluefields River children and adults - Mosquitia commonly known as Mosquito Shore northeastern part of Honduras
The King of Mosquitia in Council with Others
Chess Problem
Country Scene
A Tapir Presented by Her Majesty to THe Zoological Society
Zoological Society - Great Bustards in the Gardens ..
Sutton Courtney Church
The Abbey - Sutton Courtney
Opening of a Railway Chapel At Gatcombe on the South Wales Railway Line
New Church at Fretherne Gloucestershire
Lilliputian Locomotive Engine which completed a journey from London to Cambridge in one and threequarter hours at 43 miles an hour
Paris Fashions for November - Three Designs
The Aurora Borealis at 10H on Sunday 24 October 1847
The Gutta Percha Plant
The Coming Session
Obituary of Eminent Persons Recently Deceased includes Robert Smythe Esq of Methven Castle Co. Perth - - - Sir Henry Bromley Hinrich A Knight Residing at Bisham Cottage near Marlow Bucks - - - Major General Thomas Staunton St Clair died at His Residence Gloucester Road Hyde park
Foreign and Colonial News - Parisiana - Spain - Portugal - Switzerland - Turkey and Greece - New Zealand - and more
Central Criminal Court includes Attempted Murder in Mark Lane
Middlesex Sessions
Police includes Edward Probert Secretary to the Silk Hatters Trade Society for Stealing a Societys Box - - Extraordinary Attempt to Upset Railway Trains namely Mister William Jameson or William Ashcroft between Leyton and Stratford
Accidents and Offences includes Fatal Boiler Explosion at New Hay near Two Bridges, Rochdale kills four persons - - - Fatal Fight at Pitts Hea Portland between Thomas Henry Bermingham and Good
The Weather
Correspondents
The Illustrated London News Editorial
Country News includes Murder of Four Children by Their Mother
Court and Haut Ton at Windsor etc
Metropolitan News includes Proposed Asylum for Idiots at Hanwell - - - Marylebone Vestry - - - Court of Sewers - - - Charge against a Chemist
Postage Regulations
The Cholera
Opening of theCheltenham and Great Western Double Gaugh Railway
The Winter Fashions Column
Murder in the Streets of Paris
Ireland - Suicide of Professor MCullagh at Dublin University - - - Tenant Right Meeting - - - Murder in Longford named Quigley by his brother
The Markets
London Gazette includes War Office Appointments - Bankrupts - Births Marriages and Deaths
Commercial Adverts of the Day
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An eight page issue price sixpence. It features articles with prints from engravings including
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FAMINE AND STARVATION IN THE COUNTY OF CORK
Very lamentable accounts are given from various parts of the county of Cork. From gantry, Skibbereen, Crookhaven, Castletown, and Tracton, the reports present the same gloomy features. The intelligence from these scenes of misery is summed up by the Cork Examiner as follows:--
"SKIBBEREEN.--In the parish of Kilmoe, fourteen died on Sunday; three of these were buried in coffins, eleven were buried without other covering than the rags they wore when alive. And one gentleman, a good and charitable man, speaking of this case, says--The distress is so appalling, that we must throw away all feelings of delicacy; and another says--I would rather give 1s. to a starving man than 4s. 6d. for a coffin. One hundred and forty have died in the Skibbereen Workhouse in one month; eight have died in one day! And Mr. MCarthy Downing states that they came into the house merely and solely for the purpose of getting a coffin. The Rev. Mr. Clancy visits a farm, and there, in one house, he administered the last rites of religion to six person. On a subsequent occasion, he prepared for death a father and a daughter lying in the same bed. Dr. Donovan solemnly assures a public meeting that the people are dropping in dozens about them. Mr. Marmion says that work on the public road is even more destructive than fever; for the unfed wretches have not energy enough to keep their blood in circulation, and they drop down from the united effects of cold and hunger--never to rise again.
"In Tracton, deaths, it appears, are occurring too. Mr. Corkoran, P.P., in a letter to Mr. Redington says: Over sixteen deaths occurred in my parishes for the last ten days. I am morally certain that each and every one of them was occasioned and accelerated by want of food and fire. Buckley, of Ballyvorane, and Sullivan, of Oysterhaven, died suddenly. Buckley dropped dead on the works, after a journey of three miles before day. His wife will make affidavit, that he had not sufficient food the night before he died, and that she and the rest of her family lived thirty-six hours on wild weeds to spare a bit of the cake for him. (In this case, a Coroners verdict was given without sight of the body.) This horrifying economy is practiced by scores of families in this district. Similar effects must be expected from similar causes. I fear we must bury the dead coffinless in future. My God! what a revolting idea! Without food when alive, without a coffin when dead."
The Rev. Robert Traill, chairman of the Schule Relief Committee, county Cork, states that 15,000 persons in that wide district are destitute; of this 5000 are entirely dependent on casual charity; fifty deaths have resulted from famine and "hundreds" are so reduced that not food or medicine can restore them! The deaths, he adds, now average 25 daily!!
Ten additional deaths by starvation have occurred in the barony of gantry. The Jury at the inquests at Bantry handed in the following remonstrance, by their foreman, Mr. E. OSullivan:-- "That we feel it our duty to state, under the correction of the Court, that it is our opinion that, if the Government of the country shall persevere in its determination of refusing to use the means available to it for the purpose of lowering the price of food, so as to place it within the reach of the labouring poor, the result will be a sacrifice of human life from starvation to a frightful extent, and endangerment of property and of the public peace . . .
The Illustration shows a benevolent attempt to mitigate the suffering in the city of Cork, viz., the Society of Friends Soup House. There are many similar establishments in operation through the county; but, we prefer the annexed because the idea originated with the Society of Friends. The funds for its support are chiefly raised among this charitable class; and we are happy to state that the establishment is now in a position to supply 1500 gallons of Soup daily, at a loss, or rather cost, of from £120 to £150 per month to the supporters of the design. The present calls are for from 150 to 180 gallons daily, requiring 120 pounds of good beef, 27 pounds of rice, 27 pounds of oatmeal, 27 pounds of split peas, and 14 ounces of spices, with a quantity of vegetables. Tickets, at one penny each, are unsparingly distributed, on presenting one of which, each poor person receives one quart of soup, with half a small loaf of bread; and both are of good quality.
In the making of the Soup, the greatest possible cleanliness is observed; attention is paid to the poor, who throng the place daily, for their cheap supply of food; as well as to the visitors, who go to see the soup made, and who are requested to test its quality, and suggest any improvement. The vats, which are shown in the Sketch, are worked by a steam engine, in an adjoining house; and, to ensure cleanliness, as well as sweetness, they are used alternately. Too much credit cannot be given to this establishment, and to the exertions of the Society of Friends in general; for, not content with originating these Soup Establishments, they have also raised a sum of money for distribution in the west, so as the more effectually to relieve the poor in distant districts. http://tinyurl.com/qderf
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Newton Abbot Agricultural Societys Ploughing Team at Buckland Barton in the parish of Coombeinteignhead
Commencement of The Ipswich and Bury St Edmund Railway at Norwich
The Cambridge Chancellorship Election: Exterior of The Senate House During The Election
Cambridge Chancellorship Election: Interior of The Senate house, The Election
The Cambridge Chancellorship Election: The Railway Station at Cambridge, Arrival of Voters
The Cambridge Chancellorship Election: Gateway of st Johns College
The Cambridge Chancellorship Election: St Johns Colelge, Earl Powiss, From The Garden
March - Heads of The Month drawn by Kenny Meadows
Herry Fishery, Isle of Man
Scene From Wallaces New Opera of Matilda of Hungary at Drury Lane Theatre
New Branch Bank of England, At Manchester
Saint George The Martyr, Southwark
Ancient Crosses at Sandbach, Cheshire
Chess Problem
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Also articles (no engravings unless listed above) including:
Government Expenditure
Foreign Intelligencre
The Russo Dutch Loan
Accidents and offences
Law Intelligence, Persecution of Miss Burdett Coutts by Mr Dunn
Assize Intelligence, Trials for Murder
Police, Asault Upon Mr Urquhart by a Polish Refugee
The Court and Haut Ton, Buckingham Palace etc
Obituary of Eminent Persons Recently deceased includes Denis Arthur Bingham,
Lord Clanmorris died at Rugby aged 39 - - - Palafox, Duke of Saragossa, Don
Joseph palafox - - - TME Rev Edward South Thurlow
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St Stephens Church Westminster - Miss Angela Burdett Coutts Laying the Foundation Stone of the Church
Miss Burdett Coutts
St. Stephens Church at Westminster founded by Miss Angela Burdett Coutts
Warwick - Meeting of the British Archaeological Association:
Warwick Castle FroM the Avon
Guys Cliff view through an avenue of trees
Beauchamp Chapel and Tomb
Statue of Guy
Guys Tower
Guys Cliff Sleekburnc.
Warwick Castle
Beauchamp Chapel - The Confessional
The Planet Saturn small engraving
Chess Problem
Northampton - Royal Agricultural Society of England Meeting
Northampton from the Danes Camp plus text surrounded with an engraved border - Full page
Northampton - The Railway Station
Interior of St Sepulchres Round Church
Northampton Cross
Remains of northampton Castle
St Johns Hospital
Blight on the Wheat, Pea, Bean and Potato Crops
Tare plant
Wheat plant
Bean plant
Potato plant
Loughs Marble Statue of Prince Albert in the Royal Exchange
Wimbledon Park - An Oak Struck By Lightning Sleekburnc.
Faversham - Scene of the Late Gun Cotton Explosion
This second part of the description features a list of news articles etc. but have no images associated with the subject matter unless listed above. They include :-
The Dissolution ( of Parliament )
Foreign and Colonial News
A Woman named Mary Hughes Tried for Hanging Three of Her children, Sarah Mary and Evan - at Carmarthen at a cottage at the foot of the Klanbyther Mountain ( probably Llanybyther or Llanbyther )
Triple Murders at Mirfield in Yorkshire - The Tiral of Patrick Reid
A Woman Convicted of Poisoning - Mary Anne Miller Poisoned Her Mother in Law Mary Miller and Sister In Law Hannah Jickels at Barnetby le wold in Lincolnshire
Death of a Wife from Brutal Treatment - Hercules Lovell Blewitt Indicted for the Murder of Wife at Dudley
Imperial Parliament with mention of:
The Manchester Bishopric Sleekburnc.
Lord Brougham and the Business of the Session
The Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord G. Bentink referring to Sir Robert Peels Address to The Electors of Tamworth
Education - Lord Stanley - Marquis Lansdowne - Lord Beaumont
Poor Law Administration Bill
The Late James Wood of Gloucester
Mr Alderman Gibbs and His Accounts
DEath of the Rev. Dr shepherd - - - death of the OConor Don MP for Roscommon - small
The Late Chief Justice of Bombay Sir David Pollock Sleekburnc.
Illustrated London News Editorial
The Weather
The Court and Haut Ton - Royal Comings and Goings
Metropolitan News includes: -
Election for the City of London
the Lambeth Election
The Marylebone Election
tower Hamlets Election
Country News includes:
Sir Robert Peel and the Electors of Tamworth
Also Electio news from Bath - Cambridge - Cheltenham - Liverpool - Sunderland - Windsor - etc
Opening of the South Devon Railway from Newton to Totnes
Accidents and Offences includes:
Death of MR Walton the Miel Actor from an Overdose of Laudanum and Opium - inquest held at TheFeathers in Warren St., Fitzroy Square
Fatal Accident on the Blackwall Railway - Inquest Held at the Railway Tavern at Blackwall on John Collyer who was killed at the West India Docks
Fatal Accident on the Eastern Counties Railway at Shoreditch in London of William Caldwell of York
Accident on the South Western Railway at Moreton Heasth
Curious Case of Somnambulism - Son of Mr Charles Stuart Voules of Park Street Windsor
Wife Charged with Poisoning Her Husband at North Shields - Margaret Lennox
The Thesatres with mention of Carlotta Grisi - - - Royal - - - The Haymarket - - - Lyceum - Italian Opera Sleekburnc.
Chess Enigmas
Irleand includes:
The Elections
Address to the Lord Lieutenant etc
Frightful Murder in County Limerick - A man named Hayes near the Village of Toomavara
Food From America - apprx 50 words
The Repeal Association - apprx 70 words
Obituary of Eminent Persons Recently Deceased includes:
Hubert Kelly Esq MD died at Parsonstown Kings County in Ireland
Mister T. J. Walton the Stage Manager of the Princess Theatre
Musical Review
National Sports
The Markets - List showing prices of Wheat - Linseed - Bread - Sugar - Rice - Tallow - Rum - Hay and Straw - Hops - etc
Monetary Transactions for the Week from the City Correspondent
The London Gazette shows War Office APpointments - - Bankrupts
Births Marriages and Deaths
Advertisments
The New Palace at Westminster
Singular Mode of Punishment at Arnheim in Holland of a Catholic Priest Named Gepkens
A Corageous Woman on a ship named Minerve from Konigsberg to Riga - a Madame Hesser
Great Loss of Life i na Belgian Coal Mine - the Marihaye Coal Works near Seraing
September 18th
A special edition following the announcement of the sale of Shakespeares house.
The extraordinary interest manifested throughout the country by the announcement of the sale of Shakespeares house, at Stratford-upon-Avon, assured us that we should gratify our Readers in presenting to them a series of New and Original Pictures of the Localities in and around Stratford, which are associated with our immortal Poet. The present Number of our Journal will show how far we have succeeded in this object. The Pictures have been drawn upon the spot, by Mr. E Duncan; and the accompanying descriptive memoir is authenticated by a careful investigation of various sources of valuable information, placed at the disposal of the Author and Artist, during their recent visit to Stratford."
Other interesting articles in this newspaper include; a page of fascinating
advertisements, a chess problem (with diagram), news of an attempted murder
in Mark-Lane, the loss of the ship, Shanunga, and news of the situation between
the USA and Mexico.
December 18th
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The civic guard house at Rome -
The commercial travellers school at Wanstead
Mr John Reynolds MP for Dublin
Indian Lock
American vessel on fire off Weymouth
Royal academy prizes : Sculpture by mr George G Adams - Murder of the innocents -
Painting by mr John E Millais - The young men of the destroyed tribe of Benjamin siezing their destined brides in the vineyards -
The Hussite sermon painted by C F Lessing -
The lady Kennaway in tow of the Danish vessels Industrie and Nayaden drawn by Condy -
The late Mr Robert Liston
The late Purtaub Singh, Rajah of Sattara
Cod fishing off the doggerbank or Dogger bank - drawn by Duncan -
The late sir charles Dalbiac
Soyers miniature kitchen & Moveable balance grating
Pierret and Morels rotary steam engine - 2 views named : Interior and simply Rotary steam engine
The St Georges brewery, Whitechapel
The new museum at Ipswich
The revolution house at Whittington
INVASION
House of Lords, House of commons
Central criminal court - curious gambling case Charles Brewer Rolphs and Andrew William Barr having conspired to cheat and defraud a gentleman named Kerie
Lord William Vane Powlett of curzon street Mayfair charged with having stolen 2 embroidered slippers value 12 shillings from the shop of Mr Emmanuel Stahl burlington arcade.
Highway robberies and attempted murders in the neighbourhood of Neath Swansea and Abravon
Switzerland
Italy ( letters from Naples)
Parliamentary portraits - Mr John Reynolds MP for Dublin
Dr Hampden - protest of Bishops
News from Ireland
Obituary of eminent persons recently deceased - Sir John Leman Rogers Bart of Wisdome co Devon
Judge Burton senior judge of the court of Queens Bench in Ireland
Thomas Duncombe esq of Copgrove Co York
Lady Gardiner of Kinmel park St Asaph
Lady Montfort of Lower Eaton street
The Rajah of Sattara at Benares
The Professors lady by Berthold Auerbach author of Village tales of the black forest - translated by Mary Howitt
The society of British Musicians
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