England and Wales population and property in 1841 summary
The article cites literacy by 1841: 67 men and 51 women could write their names. education funding of £81,112 2s. It records births, deaths, marriages totals, rates by age and gender, and aging trends. It notes urban populations in London, Liverpool, Manchester, Bristol, York and many others. It provides land area, arable acreage, annual rental values, and sector outputs in agriculture and industry, plus county tables and population by city.
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England
Westmorland
Middlesex
County of Merioneth
Merioneth
America
London
Westminster
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Manchester
Borough
Town
Salford
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York
City
Ainsty
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Norfolk
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Durham City
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Norwich City
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Pembroke
Peterborough City
Plymouth
Portsmouth
Portsea
Ramegate
Reading
Rochester
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Shefherd
Shrewsbury
Southampton
Southwark
Spitalfields
Statford
Sake-on-Trent
Stratford-on-Avon
Stockport
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Swansea
Taunton
Tynemouth
Walsall
Warwick
Whalley
Whitehaven
Whitty
Wigan
OSS
Winchester
Wolverhampton
England and Wales
Berkshire Senators Vote Totals by Towns and Governor Race
Returns from all towns except Savoy and Cheshire show Cook 3367 Buck 3355 Owen 3324 Foote 3325 and abolition 260 each. In Savoy and Cheshire Morton 350 Briggs 38 Sewall 4. Totals 28 towns yield Morton 3717 and Briggs 3705 for governor with Whig 3363 each and abolition 264. Governor totals: Morton 3740 Briggs 3381 Sewall 244. Total 7365 needed for a choice 3683.
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Political returns amid Mississippi and Maine races noted
Maine reports suggest Morse may not be elected as returns show Democratic and Whig shifts. Mississippi counts governor votes across 24 counties with Brown vs Clayton figures and bond paying candidates, while congress see majorities for regular Democratic ticket. Mississippi legislature division and votes across counties are described. Florida’s St Augustine election favors Democrats.
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Brown
Clayton
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Tucker
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Chelsea Abolitionists Clash Over Isley Renomination
A Chelsea letter debate centers on Mr Isley, accused by abolitionists and newspapers of wavering on Clay electors. Pro and con accounts cite Atlas and Post statements, with supporters insisting Isley would back Whig principles and Clay electors if needed, while critics claim fabrication.
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Cass Meeting Postponed Due to Weather Tonight
The meeting of the democratic friends of Gen. Cass was not held last night as notified. It has been postponed until further notice because weather delayed the expected speakers.
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Mr Williamson's Concert Benefit at the Melodeon
Prominent actor and vocalist Mr Williamson, famed on Federal Street and London stages, headlines a benefit concert at the Melodeon this evening. Known as a Boston boy since his arrival, he appeals to both native and foreign audiences, with military friends urged to attend and support his Yankee city anchor year.
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Auld Lang Syne
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Tremont
London
Surrey
Boston
Tom
Yankee City
Yankee Ship
Personal crisis reports from Lincolnton and New York deaths
Henry W. Johnson a Scots native and former New York businessman cut his throat in a Lincolnton field on the 9th in a deranged state. He had worked in Charleston Columbia and Greenville SC recently. He has two brothers in the U S who are chemists in Montpelier Vermont or near Lowell Massachusetts. Louis Joseph Moncomble cut his throat at the European Hotel New York on the 22nd and died shortly after in hospital. The coroner's jury ruled death by his own hand during temporary derangement.
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Scotland
New York City
Lincolnton
N. C
Charleston
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Greenville
South Carolina
United States
Montpelier
Lowell
Mass
Louis Joseph Moncomble
New York
Bloody tragedy in Hancock county ends two attackers with one shot
A Milledgeville letter to the Augusta Chronicle reports a fatal family dispute in Hancock county where Culver and Jackson pursued a man to his home and, after he fled, fired and killed both assailants with a single shot. The informant is described as trustworthy, lending credibility to the sensational tale. An Indian affairs section notes preparations for annuities payments and agency meetings across the western territory, with Cherokee and Choctaw progress praised amid health setbacks.
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Indian Affairs
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Western Territory
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Council of
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Questionable Necessity and Jury Independence in R. Co. Case
The text criticizes a jury majority for labeling a minority as biased over a legal question of necessity. It argues the issue is delicate and argues the minority could doubt the necessity of delivering Sabbath papers by Mr Redding. It contends the majority’s strong stance undermines juror independence and endorses stern rebuke.
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Georgee B. Dexter
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Amazing Cure Claimed For Erysipelas Salve
Dr Sherwood of Broadway treated a severe erysipelas case with Connell s Pam Extractor Salve from Comstock s at 21 Courtlandt Street. Swelling reduced within twelve hours and the patient slept for the first time in eight weeks. Comstock & Co refuse fees if not proven effective and sell at Courtlandt Street and No 52 Cornhill Boston.
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