Victorian and Edwardian Malta - proceedings of history week 2019

Abstract

1/ Victorian and Edwardian Malta (1837‑1910): change and continuity -- George Cassar & Noel Buttigieg

2/ Leisure and play in Malta between 1837 and 1910 -- Vicki Ann Cremona

3/ Guilty or Not Guilty? Her Majesty’s Criminal Court 1838–88 -- Evelyn Pullicino

4/ Antiquities in motion The transfer of statues and inscriptions into museums in the closing decades of the nineteenth century -- Jonathan Borg

5/ The regulation of the Dental Profession in the Victorian and Edwardian periods (1837–1910) -- George E. Camilleri

6/ An island in the grip of death: The cholera affliction of 1837 in Malta -- Joseph Galea

7/ Court uniform in Malta during the reigns of Queen Victoria and King Edward VII -- Christopher Grech

8/ The British Mediterranean Fleet in the last decade of the nineteenth century through the diaries of Paymaster John Cecil Baker -- James Hamberger

9/ ‘Il Cunsilier tal Kakgha!’ – A case study of village politics during Victorian Malta -- Charles J. Farrugia

10/ Charles Francis Stevens (1808–79) – A life well-lived or a ‘bad brother’? -- Sarah A. Watkinson

11/ La statua della Augusta Regina by Giuseppe Valenti in Valletta -- Roberta Cruciata

12/ The Music Halls in the exuberance of the “Roaring Twenties” and the Great Depression – Malta: A sense of British Identity -- Noel D’Anastas

13/ Nationhood, Church and Empire: the growth and diversity of printing in Maltese (1839–1910) -- William Zammit

14/ Competing collective memories during the Victorian era: Maltese identity and post-colonial consequences -- Charles Xuereb