Wild Irish tale of dodgy marriage and many children
The piece tells of Peter Mulrooney trapped by a drunken marriage to Biddy Mulrooney. She theatrically reveals a string of children, each named, while Peter endures comic misfortune, a chaotic domestic life, and his eventual escape from the mishmash. Voices blend humor and hardship in rural humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Willis
Mary
Jerusalem
Nazareth
Jesus
Gabriel
Breu
Anna
Simeon
Christ
Bylvarus Urban
Mulrooney
Geo
Mulrouney
Biddy Connolley
Desaiver
Pether
Pether Darlin
Amudtherin
Sommethry
Bardun
Shamus
Isdin
Gosson
Acushia
Dinnis
Dionis
Peter
Michael Connelly
Biddy Mulrooney
Pether Mulrooney
Aisey
Biddy
Firat
Mulrocney
Chayks
Dennis
Brian
Indiana legislative actions and debated measures in Lexatt
The Indiana State Journal reports on acts and resolutions laid before the assembly. A criminal prosecutions act was laid on the table while bills on court timing in the 32nd circuit and a joint resolution seeking US action against African slave trade were passed. The House adjourned after a quorum was reached and debates on the Temperance Bill continued, with tolls for water mills also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexatt
32Th Judicial Circuit
United States
Africa
House
Kozanth Committee
Cincinnati
Lindsay
Howard
Doudas
Egypt
Nevada
Ophir
Elisha
Sonora
Moses
Israel
San Francisco Picayune
Advertising Rates and Policies From 1852 Bill
The notice outlines subscription terms and advertising charges from January 1 1852. It covers advances, three month and yearly endings, price structures per insertion, and conditions for payment. It notes free publication for certain benevolent notices and limits on deaths or meeting notices when not lengthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hibben
Ind Press
Tobet & Goble
The
Register
M. H. Bowers
Aurora Standard
Congressional Proceedings Summary From Feb 25 26
Senate actions include Cooper favoring tariff modification and opposing Woodworth patent extension. Mason reports against Mexico inquiry. Gwinn bills pay raises for officers in California and Oregon. Boreland proposes electoral vote parity by 1850 census. Iowa railroad land bill advances. House debates Missouri rail access and extension through St Louis to Cincinnati. Darby aided by Speaker after paralysis. Senate Feb 26 discusses Mexican claims committee and Navy Yard plan. Clark non-intervention debated. bounty land law amendments passed in House and engrossment begun. A Western paper notes grain and oil prices.
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Senate
Cooper
Woodworth
Mason
Committee On Foreign Relations
Board of Commissioners
Mexico
Gwinn
California
Oregon
Boreland
Iowa
Greer
House
Missouri
Orr
South Carolinia
Sir. Calhoun
J.cats
Walsh
Ohio
St. Louis
Ilinois
Indiana
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Marietta
Baltimore and Ohio
Virginia
Darby
Congress
Navy Yard
Erie City
Downs
Secretary of the Treasury
Louiisville and
Portland Canal
Br. Rhett
Messia
Clemens
Cass
Board of Commissioners On
Soule
Board of Mexican Commissioners
Clark
Anidec
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aurora
Christ’s
Luke
Nanasoi
God
Calvary
Jehovah's
Dewar
Times
Aberdeen
Arthur's Home Gazette
Peter Mulrooney
Biss
Mulroosey
Milla Myrthur
Jewel
Snorfin
Tia Dhramin
Gossoon
Ecz
Tia
Indiana State Journal
Hamlet
Kelly
Havana
Webster
Castello DE la Posts
Marshfield
Barbary States
Concha
Washington
Cadron de la Barca
C. M. Conrad
Louisiana
Charley
J. A. Kerry
Cuba
Daniel Webster
Washington, D. C
England
London
Pacha
Desaborn County
O& de Wathis
Congressional Proceedings
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