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In the Beehive
During the summer of 1826, Parliament being up, I obtained leave of absence from my duties as a Parliamentary Reporter and went for a time into Dorsetshire. At Poole I met an old friend, a newspaper p… more →
James Acland
In the Beehive
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James Acland wrote 3 weeks ago: During the summer of 1826, Parliament being up, I obtained leave of absence from my duties as a Parl … more →
Penny-a-liner or the march of roguery.
James Acland wrote 1 month ago: Returning to the metropolis after a few years working in various country theatres, I embraced a new … more →
Subscribers to the Book of Job
beineckepoetry wrote 2 months ago: The original notebook kept by William Blake recording patrons for his major work of prints finished … more →
Roman Prisons by James Acland (The Times 1826)
James Acland wrote 4 months ago: As the subject of Gaol regulations has long been before the public, both in Parliament discussions a … more →
Folder 30: Announcement of a Trustee Sale of one Negro woman and her five children, to be held on September 20, Rockville, n.p., 1826 August 31 D. 1p. (negative photostat)
slaverytoabolition wrote 5 months ago: Trustee’s Sale. By virtue of a decree of Montgomery County Court [Maryland], sitting as a court of c … more →
Jefferson & Adams, July 4, 1826
kellysalasin wrote 5 months ago: Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, both founding fathers, died hours apart on JULY 4, 1826- Our nation … more →
Erastus Johnson - death, Jun 16, 1909
separateholy wrote 6 months ago: “The Rock That Is Higher Than I” Oh! sometimes the shadows are deep, And rough seems the path to the … more →
July 4, 1826 . . . What Are the Odds?
Phil Bolsta wrote 8 months ago: Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) John Adams (1735-1826) I’ve always loved this trivia question: Wh … more →
Reginald Heber - death, Apr. 3, 1826
separateholy wrote 8 months ago: “Holy, Holy, Holy” Holy, holy, holy! Lord God Almighty! Early in the morning our song shall rise t … more →
Week of 8 December...1826
Janeite Kelly wrote 1 year ago: As we prepare for the Christmas season (some of us avoiding the crowds and the shopping as best we c … more →
1826: Peter Dillon was sailing in command of his own ship, the St Patrick, from Valparaiso to Pondicherry, when he sighted Tucopia.
levuka wrote 1 year ago: ‘Thirteen years later ( after 1813) Peter Dillon was sailing in command of his own ship, the S … more →
1826: Peter Dillon was captain and owner of a ship named the St. Patrick; he did not find La Perouse ships; Martin Bushart, Tikopians and Lascar Joe the finders
levuka wrote 1 year ago: In ‘1826 Peter Dillon was captain and owner of a ship named the St. Patrick. On a voyage from … more →
Pirmie uzvārdi un to rašanās
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Ernests wrote 1 year ago: Pirmie uzvārdi Paši pirmie uzvārdi būtu meklējami ļoti sirmā senatnē, daudzus simtus gadus p.m.ē. Tā … more →
"It is a Great Day. It is a Good Day."
Joel wrote 1 year ago: Those were the words of John Adams on the last day of his life. It was great and it was good becaus … more →
It is a spiteful business - all they have said is false
mirabilia wrote 2 years ago: WILLIAM CORSON was indicted for stealing, on the 21st of October, 1 pair of trousers, value 7s. , th … more →
