Quiddy and the Doctor: A Clever Schemer Caught
In a comic tale, Quiddy schemes to feign illness for care from Doctor MeSquills. The doctor, firm and cunning, administers harsh remedies and moral suasion, turning the tables as Quiddy is kept in bed then exposed and confronted, ending with the thwarted ruse and a cautious recovery.
Survivors of Seafaring Captivity Seized by Moors
After being captured by Moors near Ghent the crew of a vessel under Captain Northwood Townd faced ransom talks with Captain Wilson. The Moors seized the ransom goods and wounded chief mate William Penny and carpenter George Me as they arrived with supplies.
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Wateh Naersel
Erithwood
Ghent
Northwood
A Wilson
Wilson
William Penny
George Ee
William Manney
The Pwenex Bristol May 10 1845 Younger staff issue
In the absence of the full two weeks the paper is issued by younger members of the fraternity. Subscribes are asked to pardon errors from that period and it is hoped the editor will resume his seat next week.
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Quiddy
McSquills
Tie’ Augearn
MeSquills
Meester Queedy
Lana Seemon
Mickle
St. Andrew
Ming
Mes Willa
Queddy
Ineud Phycesian
MuSquille
Tony
Archie
Meester Queddy
Meester
Lassie
Janet Knoered
Janet
Phineas
Doctor McSquills
Mr. Quiddy
Neo
Mester Queddy
Turing
Furman
Quindy
Europe
Hibernia
Bonton
Liverpool
Oregon
Texas
Maynooth College
Robert Peel
Ireland
Cambria
Prine Bratde
Twentears
Everett
Lord Brougham
London
Avery Inch
Canada
France
Paris
Duke de Brugis
Lushington
Spain
Madrid
Peery
Holy See
Rome
Christina
Paussia
Bat ‘Lin
Belgium
Germany
Supreme Court pronounces sentences and splits on editor’s exploits
The Supreme Court met in town and issued rulings on several cases. Bosworth and Heath received six months in jail and a $500 fine for contravening state office laws. The piece then surveys QO Brownson’s career from Universalist to Unitarian editor and public figure, noting his shifting beliefs and outspoken writings. Other items report the steamer King Philip, a Warwick dwelling fire, Vermont crop values, Providence building boom, a gas lamp stove invention, Bath woolen factory plans, a Norfolk resident, Pittsburgh destitution, South Carolina garden damage, and contracts for ninety Pittsburgh buildings.
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Supreme Court of
Bosworth
Heath
Comet of 1843 sighted near Sun and observation prompts inquiry
A reader recounts a February 1843 comet sighting near the Sun's limb observed by many in a village, noting its brightness and path. The note questions perihelion timing and visibility after late February while detailing other local news and telegraphic items from the era.
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Olgerve
Hetail
Venus
Horion
Election Notice Incomplete Record From Grand Committee
Fragmentary OCR notes show a meeting where officers took an oath, the Grand Committee acted, and then adjourned. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
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Sigted
Allest
Cest
Ogth Palen
Grand Committee
Rhode Island House and Senate Proceedings Report
The Rhode Island legislature opens with oath taking for Governor and officers followed by routine session actions. Election counts declare Cranston and Arnold elected in the Easter and Western districts. A general amnesty bill is ordered printed amid committee announcements and notices. Nighttime city fire company excursions are noted for vandalism and assaults near German Town.
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Jus. Fenner
Bristol
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W. Greenwich
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Ava Potter
South Kingston
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Hholes
Joseph M. Blake
Chas. S. Uradjey
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Nathan Hammett
Mt Saphen Cahnone
Arnold
H. Y. Cranston
L. H. Arnold
Potter
Westerly
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