Obituary and maritime news from the Boston era
Obituary praises Mr. Church for half a century of enterprise and public spirit. The Turner brig disaster near Portland ends with crew rescued after forty five days at sea. Drowning at Long Street and a Lowell railroad accident are reported with brief details. A New York inventorization promises shipyard labor savings. The piece also notes Romanist influence in Washington and a Brighton market snapshot with livestock prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulery
Mbituvuary
Béveer
Dadenen
Mr. Church
Pond
Puli
Esate Toble
Turner
Blanchard
Portland
Madeira
Aren
Nan
Furet
Cutter
Gibraltar
Boston
Laws of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations 1843 edition
The fragmentary OCR records several acts from the May 1843 Rhode Island General Assembly. Items touch Supreme Court organization, amendments to anti hawking and pedling laws, and allowances for neglected Justices of the Peace returns to the General Treasurer. Also notices announce temperance meetings and local marriages and engagements with several names and places in Providence Bristol Newport Fall River and Seekonk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Providence Plantations
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Weyerdl
Supreme Juercial Court
Henry Bowen
Treachrer
Saveral
Werron
George R Marble
Mien
Garoling A. Bennett
Waren
Newport
George W. Cole
Miva Ann Weaver
Mr. Perry , Chase
Fall River
Caroline A. Shaw
Geo C. Shaw
Providence
Ales Thomas Barnes
That City
Mion
Martha B
Lave
Bunjamin Avinington
Seekonk
Edwin
G. Philipe
Miva Mary & Brown
New Bedford
Robert Carroll
Berton
Mite Meribah BA
Obituary notices from Newport to Charlestown dated entries
A series of brief death notices across multiple locales. Names include Dr. David King, Catharine Briggs, Joseph Brigg, Sarah Mason, Geo East, Lettey Ealey, Sully Knowles, Seraphine Halstead, and Wen C Butts. Locations span Newport Asylum, Tillestown, Providence, Troy, Swapney, and Charlestown. Ages range from under one year to 88 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Io Nawpet
Geo. J East
Win. East
Newport
Lettey Ealey
Ireland
Patrick Falay
Tillestown
Eaut
Miss Sully
Hazard Knowles
Providence
Seraphine G
Afesandur G. Halstead
Troy
Henry Garder
Swapney
Mase
AfeLowa Hospital
Charlestown
Mass
Wen. C. Butts
John [Hutte
Warren
MARINE JOURNAL PORT OF BRISTOL SAILINGS AND MEMORANDA
A detailed list of sailing sloops and ships from Bristol and nearby ports for May 20 to 26 plus memoranda. Vessels include Pavorita Bourne from Falmouth, Mary Nicholl from East Greenwich, Fame from Providence, Volant from Newaven, Three Brothers from Albany, Sully from Albany, and Bugle from Kenebve with lumber. Notes cover cargos, routes to New York, Providence, and Newport, plus an incident about Argo from Alexandria bound for Barbadoes and the rescue tale of a brig near the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Trv
Pavorita
Bourne
Falmouth
Mary Nicholl
Spencer
Greenwich
Allan
Usher
Providence
Fame
Pear
Providance
Volant
Williston
Newaven
Three Brothers
Pitman
Albany
Rovidence
Sloup
Sully
Gladding
Wunday
Bugle
Kenebve
Spellian
Leon
Siuup Bavedi
New York
Plunk Ty
Lianault
Roger
E Haddam
Abid
Warren
Sclir Santeg
Nidue
Wilmington
Crandall
Gow Welie
Norl Yarmouth
Sloup Eye
Browning
Sioop Wihlard
Miler
Jon Watten
Maudtoi
Fur
Freetown
Alien
Asier
Sloop Three Brothers
Mian
Jon Warren
Kidepwudehe
Mrawiy
Nom Taunton
oMunnu
Willard
Afilior
New Sorki Piompoc
Koyom
New Haven
Low
Rudsell
Alexandria
Barbadoes
Andy
Harriv
Laguna
Cook
Wait
Waverly
Sug
Havre
Olf Herd
Ruswell
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Daddena
David
Hastings & Chinepin
Fligh
Lonard Street
Scotland
Proc. Journal
Lowell
Tlton Clark
Transportaion
Lowell Ade
Thomas W. Dore
Providence Journal
The
New York Courier
Enquirer
James Hume Ion
Courier
Ogland
Shipman
Philadelphia
Washington City
New York Observer
Trish
Boston and Worcester Railroad
Afernoon
Brighton
Horton Daily Advantieer
Brighton Marker
Marlee
Lois
Linn
Laws OF
Rhode-Island
Minaddinout
Cupy
Witieae
Henry Wowen
Seary
Temperance Meeting
Friends of Temperance
L. W. Bhiggs
Publc
Jos. M. Blake
J. Russell Bullock
May Tal
Young Men's Lyceum
Joseph C. Beane
Krq
Bo'clok
Pat
Mark A. D'W. Allen
Penn
Sivan
Thomas M. Moore
Richard Smith
Congregational Church
Marine Journal
Wynterville
Horrus
Droup Eweline
Pearce
Ton
Mape
Iron Providence
Wutie Disem
Liscomb
Virginia
Hobart Milla
Dar« Hing
Grand Torus
Rey
Uilane U1
Elit Cherokee
Baltimince
Vin Grand Cullen
al Thavona
Aquetnet
Moshor
Fin Liverpool
Har Clarion
Dailid Hom Baltiuore
Ache United
Tagras Lai
Munto
Ac Guyana
Inwt
Emeline
Munro
Urleatis
Sehr Button
Lawlass
Grand Callow
April Sth
Keyw
Ality Sarai
Arcelia
Plotuher
New Odesse
Liverpool
Natilucket
Penobscot
Carr
Atlantic Ocean
Canton
Tipley
Gaduyn
Law Dd
W. Rig Tye Seuion
Brown
Nant
F. Low
Barquen Imogene
Kissel
Maunelte
Luce
Palimouth
Euplinia
Nightingale
Valparaivo
Gow
Oly Logrange
Luibert
Mattspowat
Clit
Talcahuana
Moeha
Morria
Downs
Fulumiuth
Cape Horn
Moe Cuniv
Pritt
Ol Mascafuero
Waslington
Hayley
Ciduichi
Far Haven
Tuustan
Braylon
Muainho
Muxter
Nau
Tolentiuma
Barque America
Michmond
Whale
Arrat Plymouth
Marscaibg
Pope
Ubeap
Salud
Achre Preaton
Lousina
D. F. Bradlee
Court Street
Huston
Clerky
New England
Win. Parker
Warrang
R. J. Taylor
Thangs Street
N. Bullock
Henry O'Wolf
W. D. Briggs
Wanings
Oldrich
Gesge Aldo
Furey
da. L. W. Ergs
PUST
Alea
S.J. Ally N
John B Munro
Rdim
J. Allyn
Coggeshall
Hope
Bennett
Jehonan
Bowton
Ventlemen
Sinte
B. Munro
Gont
Searer
L. W. Brigus
UMMER
Lyle
Eles
Hope Airoet
Walter D. Briggs
Sylvester Em Luther
John Baker
Covn
Pearse
Bee
Greene
E. C. Fisher & CO
Bristol and Couity
Mechalion Hotel
Jane
Clathe
L. Vaughn
Congregational Street
Nori
Evhraim Bpra
Wis
Joseph M. Blake
Jaengee
Bayly
N. Peck's
Abo
Refuge Bo Ag
Bayley
Due T
Hrimtol
Aid Urimtul
Franklin
Nathapiel Munro
Allen Monk
Eck
Vale
No& Cheapvide
Tilley, Jr
Easterbrookg
Hyson
Young Hyeon
N.S. Greene
Fay
Kenj Tilbey
Sylvester Luther
Whailtons & Dody
Herron
Paswonu
Genman
Caines
Ufuetoriva
Caann
Cumtomen
M.D. Laine
J. Gooding & Co
F. A. Burgess
Luther
WM. R. Tay Lom
Bpebra
Borworth'e
Hope Street
Olle
Hriatol
Tiview
Hope and
Church Streets
Ted Hae
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