Warwick Brookes A Painter Penciller Of Child Life
Review of Warwick Brookes a modest English memoir with biographical reminiscences by J Letherbrow. The life traces hardship in Salford 1808 birth until late fame aided by royal patronage, a devoted mother, and support from figures like Gladstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick Brookes
Brookes
Richard Jefferies
England
Mr. Besant
Jefferies
House of Guelph
Salford
Manchester
George III
Grammar School
Warwick
T. Letherbrow
Wensleydale
Joshua Reynolds
Stewart
Stair
Burns
R. B. Haydon
English
Mr. Letherbrow
Francis Grant
Millais
Watts
Dante Rossetti
Lord Northbourne
Mr. Gladstone
Hawarden
J. Letherbrow
Boston
D. Lothrop Company
Belford's Magazine January opens with Wicked Legislation critique
The January Belford's Magazine surveys Republican laws from Reconstruction to finance, arguing they favored a few over the many. It lists poems and stories by Lathrop, de Leon, McKay, Pratt, Haven, Wright, and Vallandigham, plus an editorial on Capital and a memorial note on Mrs. Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belford’s Magazine
Belford’s
Clinton Farbish
Lathrop
Congress
Sherman
General Sherman
Daylight Land Review Celebrates Murray Travel Portrait
A contemporary reviewer praises Daylight Land by W H H Murray for its vivid Canadian Northwest descriptions and engaging travel narrative. The piece highlights Murray's balanced companionable tone, elegant production, and 140 color illustrations supervised by J B Millet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lamb
Mr. Murray
Murray
Adirondacks
J. B. Millet
W. H.H. Murray
Boston
Caepise & Hurd
The Writers Handbook Review in Early Works
A brief critique of The Writer's Handbook, noting English origin and late date with American publishers silent on details. Complains about long words and French terms, praises prose selections from Ascham to Ruskin, and cautions the letter writing section may amuse yet still prove useful. Philadelphia edition by J B Lippincott, price $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Ascham
Mr. Ruskin
Little Nell
Philadelphia
J. B. Lippincott Company
Obituary for Dr. Nathan Allen of Lowell
Dr. Nathan Allen of Lowell aged nearly 76 died after a period in a semi conscious state following a fall. Born in Princeton he was son of Moses and Mehitable Allen of Barre and was the last of a large family including Rev Dr David C Allen a former missionary in India. He served as health superintendent Lowell city council and school committee member and was active in the Massachusetts Medical Society. A Amherst Medical College graduate 18386 and Penn College 1841 trustee of Amherst College since 1857 he authored The Opium Trade and several social and medical pamphlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Allen
Lowell
Princeton
Moses
Mehitable Allen
Barre
David C. Allen
India
Massachusetts Medical Society
Amherst Medical College
Pennsylvania Medical College
Amherst College
Obituary notices from Roxbury and surrounding areas
Charles James Fox Binney of Roxbury born Boston October 2 1806 died at his Binney Street residence He was son of Captain John Binney educated in Hingham Boston and Norwich Vermont He ran his father’s store then became a ship broker He served in the Boston Light Infantry and published genealogies He died while researching Hull history Enoch G Currier of Newburyport died in West Newbury at age 83 He worked in Bartlett Steam Mills served in city government and church past deacon Ss N Yerxa a Buffalo grocer died at 34 Captain William Adams died at Kingston age about 80 once a shipmaster His brother Nathaniel Adams Boston architect Captain Israel B Littlefield died in Dover NH age 66 a Mexican War and Civil War veteran and Odd Fellow He left a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles James Fox Binney
Binney Street
Roxbury
John Binney
Boston
Joseph Richardson
Hingham
William Jenks
Boston Latin School
Military Academy
Alden Partridge
Norwich
Binney
Boston Light Infantry
New York
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Pennsylvania”storical Society
Mainne Society
Prentice
Bartlett
Lincoln
Johnson
Ss. N. Yerxa
Buffalo
N. Y
William
Adams
Kingston
Nathaniel Adams
Captain Adams
Israel B. Littlefield
Dover
N. H
The Adventures of David Vane and David Crane in Wide Awake
Two popular writers J T Trowbridge and Margaret Sidney contribute stories to Wide Awake with The Adventures of David Vane and David Crane and Five Little Peppers Midway. The magazine offers eighty pages monthly illustrated at $2.40 a year. The Fall River Line will suspend Sunday trips until April.
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Wide Awake
J. T. Trowbridge
Margaret Sidney
David Vane
David Crane
Lothrop Company
Boston
Pubishers
Lewis Wharf
Halifax
Freicht
L. H. Palmer
Fall River
Old State House
R. B. Gardner
Atlantic Ave
Arrivals and Departures As Coastwise Traffic Reports Coastwise
On January 1 reports list the arrival of the British steamer Scythia from Liverpool with 33 passengers and notes variable gales and high seas during the voyage. Several vessels are named as passed or observed, including Cephalonia, Penobscot, Tremont, City of Gloucester, and Gleneida, with navigational details. Cleared ships include Dominion for Yarmouth and Aurora Borealis for St John, and several schooners sailing or bound for Baltimore, Rosario, and Newport News. A lifeboat launch is reported near Quonocontang beach after a schooner ashore near Point Judith.
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Dominion
Stanwood
Yarmouth
J G Halli & Co
Gertrude Abbott
Thompson
Havana
Kinsman & Co
Aurora Borealis
Gayton
St John
Hathaway & Co
Coast Wise
Scha Bertha Pean
Tripp
Newport News
Welter, Walter & Co
Emma F Angell
Baltiore
Suh
Abbie K Bentley
Kelley
Portland
Fitz Brothers & Col
F Mayer
Baltimore
Carib
Rosario
Waldemar
St Johns
H Oler
Rebecca F Lamdin
Bertha Dean
Hland Light
Reading
Lancaster
Newport
John Waters
Point Judith
Bay and Vineyard Shipping Notices From New England Ports
Marine weather and sailing updates report arrivals and departures across Boothbay Rockland Rockport Calais and Boston routes. Vessels include Ariosto Elwell from Rockland to Boston and Anna L Mulford from Philadelphia to Galveston with other ships listed along with cargoes crews and destinations.
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Boothbay
Ariosto
Elwell
Rockland
Boston
J P Ames
Fogarty
Moncton
James O’dondhue
Buckaport
Norcross
Robinson
Rockport
Fleetwing
Maddox
Emma Lewis
Fox
Calais
Lillian & Warren
Deer Isle
Regalia
Harris
Lizzie Brewster
Alabama
Ar 30Th
Louise A. Grout
McLeod
New York
Active
Frisbee
Frankfort
John Douglass
Jordan
Ranger
Bridgeport
Charles J Willard
Wallace
Red Leach
Baltimore
Mabel Phillips
Haskell
Portland
Gleaner
Henderson
St John
Providence
Sebs Ernst Lee
Nellie M Johnson
Mavel C Phillips
Louise A Grout
Anna L Mulford
Charles J Willd
Ichsooth Brothers
Burdie
S Harbor
Grace K Green
Seaman
Portsmouth
Nathan Lawrence
Haynes
Salem
Jacob Reed
Nikerson
Nathan Asterbrook
Sharp
John 8 Becknam
Ginn
Richmond
Howard Smith
Clifford
Newport
Lucy P Miller
Bangor
Miller
Shawmut
Atlas
Storm King
K Rawley
Allen
Clark’s Island
William L Burroughs
Harding
Weehawken
Reading
Smith
Philadelphia
Iwis Sarai
Harper
Keystone
Wilder
Hoboken
Eastport
R Lotweil
Metcalf
Sinalhaven
Winslow Morse
McDonough
Winterport
Ocean traffic updates from the Atlantic and Pacific seas
Reports from Boston to Kingston detail wrecks and hull damage. Ships include the bark Virgo renamed E cort and the Gerard C Tobey from Liverpool reporting a hurricane loss with a crewman drowned. Other vessels suffer masts, pumps, and rudder damage while ships from Antwerp and Baltimore face gales and cyclones. Local notices mention a wreck near Quonavontang and a new four masted schooner being built.
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Boston Post
E-cort
Virgo
United Kingdom
Malden Island
Gerard C Tobey
San Francisco
Liverpool
John Ratice
California
Lambert
Philadelphia
Boston
Glendowe
Gibraltar
Poller
Glendower
GE Clark
Belfast
Georges Shoal
School Ames
Buenos Ayres
Portland
Gothenburg City
Antwerp
Leyland Line
Virginian
Grand Banks
London
Panama
Chabot
Baltimore
Limerick
Eee
Hans & Kurt
Beckmann
Haroburg
New York
Plymouth
Critic
Davies
Leith
Lord Ones Hughes
Philadephia
Mire Queen
Whiteman
Halifax
Falmouth
Sane Line
Tamar E Marshall
Parker
Llailo
Manila
Marshall
bBalavec Harbor
Wright’s Shoal
Palawan Islands
Washington
Department of State
United States
St Johns
Atalaya, Brown
Rouen
Renews
Gulf of Guayaquil
Liverpool Dee
Valparaiso
Fishguard
South Wales
Providence
Quonavontangeich
Point Judith
Margaret
Seattle
Joseph
Tacoma
Queenstown
Latona
Pillau
Forcto Pallant
Umbria
Glouucester
Sir Grace L Fears
Yart
Alaska
Pernambuco
Gulf Stream
Sch
Benj Fabens
Greenock
Bath
Mentor
Perry
Phipsburg
Spinney’s Mill
Arrowsic
New England
George Bailey & Coofanasquam
Calvin B Orcutt
NES B Co
Kingston
George Walker, Mitchell
St Thomas
Port de Paix
Maritime Shipping Log Items and Voyage Notations
A fragmented data set lists ships with masters and origins including Sea King Getchell Ingomar Cumberland J F Whitney and others. Entries show routes Calcutta for Salem Hull for San Francisco Leghorn for New York and various dates with positions in lat long and distances, plus minor notes on destinations and locations.
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Sea King
Getchell
Ingomar
Sinclair
Calcutta
Salem
New York
Cuiwnberland
Jones
Hull
San Francisco
J F Whitney
Leghorn
New See
Savannah
St Michaels
Maritime shipping movements and arrivals listed by port
Cargo and passenger movements include ships and barks under multiple flags: Roskva from Perth Amboy to Baltic ports. Alice bound for Philadelphia via Cagliari. Athole and Abyssinia heading to New York. Western Belle and Concordia near New York. Deutschland and Beechville sailing for New York and Philadelphia. various vessels at Leith, Portland, Singapore, and Yokohama.
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Aarhuus
Roskva
Hopp
Perth Amboy
Leith
Baltic
Ancona
Alice
Buntilich
Philadelphia
Cagliari
Amboyna
Chelmsford
Patterson
New York
ANJER
Athole
Taylor
Samarang
Abyssinia
Hilton
Cebu
Fov
Beechville
BONA
James Turpie
Fitzroy
New Orleans
Browhead
Jersey City
Bristol
Blaye
Jennie Parker
Barker
Cardiff
Gatineau
Gale
Fleedwood
Chittagong
Bay of
Kahl
Istamboul
Vulcan
Norfolk
Odessa
Kobe
Cheshire
Crosby
Manila
Lisbon
Martha
Lizard
Emallie
Ohling
Bremen
Pensacola
Wivenhoe
Baltimore
London
Liverpool
Horsa
Wilson
San Francisco
Walte
Withheart
Hamburg
Charleston
Queenstown
Columbia
Hogan
Portland
Rangoon
Battistina Madre
Olivari
Rio Janeiro
Holborn
Sydney
Nsw
Rence
Mitchell
Port Townsend
Mariner
Thurmott
Boston
ST Louis
Senegal
Dng
Dolphin Wenmeyer
Wilmington
Parifa
Giacomo Mortola
Genoa
Steamship Scythia Reported in Severe Atlantic Gale Route
Boston dispatch notes the steamer Scythia with passengers from Liverpool arriving at Boston on December 20 amid moderate to fresh NW gales and squalls almost the entire voyage. On December 29 a White Star steamer passed nearby eastbound, and on December 30 Cephalonia was sighted en route to Liverpool. The barque E Bark C E Robinson was sold to Boston Towboat Company for conversion to a coal carrier.
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Scythia
Roberts
Liverpool
Alexander Martin
Dee
Lon
White Star Line
Lon Mae
Cephalonia
Boston
Penobscot
Ingraham
Winterport
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloucester
Ark Gleneida
Pembroke
Corning
Buenos Ayres
San Francisco
Queenstown
Kriz Lucy W Snow
Burgess
Goree
Wca
F C Burman
WSW
Sse
Puritan
Harding
Norfolk
Saim
L H Walker
Ketley
Hoboken
Winslow Morse
McDonough
Belfast
Ang ‘Adea
Maritime Shipping Movements in late December and January
A dense log lists ships and vessels in port and at sea across global routes. Entries include steamer Beethoven bound for Baltimore or Philadelphia and passing Gibraltar, many brigs and barks sailing to New York, Boston, Portland, and San Francisco, plus in port and departing at Halifax London and Hong Kong ports with multiple crews and cargoes noted.
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AMOY
Sailead
Lennox
Theatre
New York
Eagle
Samuel
London
Delhi
Green
St Stephen
Jacksonville
Port
Sir Geof Seymour
Hollis
Eliza
Young, Inc
Alfred
White
Pitt
Wallis
Venice
Dugas
Disg
Clio
Smelzer
Arecibo
Halifax
Opal
Gardner
St Martins
Yarmouth
Enisaf
Beethoven
Foster
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Gibraltar
Bremen
Johannes
Beakbados
Megunticook
Wallace
Boston
Calculta
Accrincton
Andora
Davies
San Francisco
Hay
Spicer
Wilson
Sproul
Mangedown
Callander
Saugor
Argonaut
Banner
Roderick Chu
Cardiff
Crown Jewel
Grafton
Rose Maddalena
Scotto
Pensacola
Copenhagen
Gothia
Franck
Cadiz
Peppina
Patuzzo
Newport News
Departure Bay
J B Brown
Cameron
Havre
Munster
Brown
Philaelphia
Hamburg
Ajax
Pedersen
Newark
Hong Kong
Strathleven
Pearson
Kobe
Mary L Stone
Carver
City of Sydney
Friele
Yokohama
Velocity
Martin
Honoie
Swan
O’keefe
Empire
Shanghai
Portia
Dawson
Portland
Cynthia
Ashburne
James Turpie
Bona
Fitzroy
Palermo
New Orleans
Beechville
Bilbao
Holborn
Rio Janeiro
Lisbon
Richard Greaves
Gere
Lyttleton
Assaye
Mecititchie
O. Ericsson
Sawyer
Queen Victoria
Holmes
Wachusett
Oakland
Coquimbo
Barks
Adam W Spies
Trield
Don Adolfo
Morehouse
Edinburgh
Boldurc
San Diego
G P Harbitt
Jacobsen
Acapula
Low Wood
Thurber
Manila
Muriel
Bale
Antofegasta
S C Alen
Thompson
Shalimar
Linklater
Valparaiso
Pernambuc
Port Mulgra
Garfield
Porta Ty
Domestic Ports Update From Astoria and Apalachicola
Astoria reports salt cargo December 24 by bark Lorton from Remington United Kingdom sailing for Moresby with Williams aboard from Liverpool to Portland. Apalachicola clearance December 1 for schooners Edward B with unspecified destination.
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Astoria
Lorton
Ocean Vessel Movements and Clearances Across Ports
Maritime notices detail ships sailing and clearing at many Atlantic ports. Vessels such as Ariel Carthagena Agnes Manning New Bedford and City of Augusta are listed with destinations including Philadelphia Boston and Liverpool, along with arrivals at Norfolk Charleston and Savannah and several schooners and steamers noted for December and January sailing windows.
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Leisenring
Davidson
Philadelphia
Magnolia
Holt
Landesboro
Miss
Baltimore
Stee
Ariel
Brown
Carthagena
Chioggia
Scarpa
Licata
Agnes Manning
Kidsall
New York
C A White
Tripp
New Bedford
Horace P Shares
Osborn
Sacrobasco
Gibbs
Caspian
McDougall
Liverpool
Lord Lansdowne
Magill
Art
Providence
Erastus Wima
Bennett
Icis
P G Thompson
Smith
Beaufort
Bogue Inlet
Carrie Hall
Lister
Howland
Frank
Hall
Core Sound
Bath
Nellie T Morse
Baker
Paldelphia
Boston
Knickerbocker
Kodiak
Pollock
Elsie and
Herald
Robee
Joel Cook
Shoveltul
Cape Henry
G W Jones
Newport News
Aspinwall
Charleston
Brigade
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Almouth
Mass
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Meady
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Peak
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Crowley
Chase
Pinkham
Snow
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Salerno
Port Dee
John K Souther
Thompson
Pensacola
Norfolk
Lamont
Galveston
Sarah Ward
William Marshall
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Maudsherwood
Sarah Cullen
Caroline C
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New Kenford
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Narragansettlier
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Copenhagen
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Dunkirk
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Louisa A Grout
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Newburyport
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Panther
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Adams
Salem
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Hebecca Shepherd
Portland
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Norton
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Yosemite
Fullerton
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Port Hadlock
City of Hankow
King
Queenstown
Ellesmere
Summers
Tupic Bird
Burns
Tahiti
WG Irwin
McCuloch
Honolulu
San Diego
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Connolly
Sydney
Savannaah
City of Macon
Lewis
Mars
Robert Dillon
Leighton
Fanny Brown
Richmond
Stamford
Gjemre
Bluefields
Nedjed
Iole
Bremen
Sagona
Jones
Helfast
John Wesley
Vangilder
Charmer
Cabell
Ada Bailey
White
Union Island
Johns Hopkins
Naccochee
Napier
Barcelona
Satilla River
Maud Snare
Cowan
Brunswick
Wilmington
Cyrus Hale
Coombs
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Johnson
Ella M Swift
Blake
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Mail schedules close at Boston for overseas and Caribbean routes
Notices list mail closing times at Boston for multiple routes including Europe Africa and the Americas. Sailings cover steamships Barracouta Cienfuegos Muriel Rhine land Veendam La S Weg Bretagne and City of Alexandria with departures from New York and New Orleans on Jan 2 3 4 5 6 7.
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France
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Windward Islands
Barracouta
New York
Cienfuegos
Cape Hayti
St. Domingo
Turk’s York
Oangetti
Wit
Muriel
Netherlands
Hayti
Curacoa
Venezuela
Trinidad
British
Dutch Guiana
PURE
Miquelon
Vera Cruz
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
City of
Alexandria
United States
Seythia
Aliga
Cuba
Poe
Camas
Ens
Mexico
Chiapas
Jamaica
Wall
Panama
Germany
Austria
Denmark
Berlin
Boston
United States Mail
Glascow
Henderson FF Hoothers
C. WY
Trans Pacific Mails Close Dates From Boston Office
Mail closures for Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Hawaiian Islands via Zalandia depart San Francisco January 12 with Boston closing January 6 at 10 a.m. Correspondence should reach Boston at least eight days before. For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and other ports via City of Peking mails close January 9 at 6 p.m. in Boston.
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Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Zalandia
San Francisco
Boston
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
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Steamers In And Out Names And Routes Listed
Shipping notices show Palestine Scythia Martelio and Bulgarian Rialto among steamers. Borderer, Chatham, Spartan, Anchoriae, Nevada Westernland and Ree Germanic listed with ports Liverpool London Glasgow Antwerp Bremen and Baltimore. Morning departures hinted with times and agents Henderson Bros J Bismay Mail lines listed.
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Palestine
Scythia
Martelio
Kansas
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Ke RR
Geo. Ek. Smalley
Cromwell Line
Pier
North River
Louisiana
New Mexico
Avista
Qld Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Mobile
Ala
Mississippi
Red Rivers
J. M. Nes
Sirest
Samuel H. Seaman
Worth River
India Wharf
New Noeceter
Pase Soth
H. M. Whitney
Cloucester
Boston & Gloucester Steame Boat Company
North Side Central Wharf
Merchant
Agemi