Remarkable royal escape stories from the Stuarts
The narrative recounts a daring escape involving a duke and companions fleeing via barge to Gravesend and Middleburgh, aided by loyalists amid peril. It links additional escapes of Charles, the Oak of Bosco, and Charles Edward, framing them as miraculous yet revealing the downfall of the royal line.
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Gwenn
Crravesend
Gravesend
London
Tolland
Sheman
St Nicholas Armourer
Co. Mayard
Richard Johnson
Badford
Flushing
Middleburgh
Mid- Meburgh
Owen
Duke
Parliament
Lourd
Sanid
Dordrecht
Bamford
Prince of Orange
Ile
Tina
St. Jame’s
Whitehall
Gon
Charles
Boscodel
Worcester
Charles Edward
Mollart
Culloden
II Uel
Loth
God
Post Office Accounts Questioned in Reform Push
Editorial notes that postmasters waste labor keeping mail accounts and that local transcripts are not cross checked to verify charges. The Postmaster General’s annual report is cited, urging practical reforms to curb useless accounting and improve accuracy in receipts and disbursements.
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Washington
Triste
Abolish Post Office Accounting System Says Critic
A dated critique argues the Post Office keeps useless accounts and waste papers for a year and a half, costing millions. It condemns clerks and contracts, calling for abolition of the entire accounting system to save revenue and curb patronage. The piece cites high costs for storage, printing, and transportation of old post bills and blanks.
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Dante
Doug
General Post Office
Jol Smith
Washington
Daily Tribune
Lind
Generd
Hermann
Turbulent empire reports and Congressional actions
Fragmented dispatches describe Ottoman Turkish efforts and Russian setbacks, with Greek patriots reportedly silent in Constantinople and Montenegro clashing with Turkish forces. Separate items note U S legislative debates on roads, canals, forts, and a telegraph line, plus pension land acre requirements and emigration to Iowa.
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Baron Bruck
Austria
Servis
Offier
Servia
Destruction and Injunction Clash Across Rail Lines
A chaotic scene unfolds as injunctions fail to stop rail line vandals in multiple cities. Looting, egging of officers, and clashes with troops threaten commerce and safety. Notable arrests include AM Morton in Buffalo, bail set at 324,000, with two others jailed for lack of bail.
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Martens
Ey Tie
Supreme Cour
Pruvk
Peave Aid
Gidea
Rullians
Craig West
Phi
Jlearan
Thare
Buffile
Cleveland
Chicoeco
U. S
Erie
Bulle
AM. Morton
Evie
Buffalo
Jal
Penitentiney
Found Dead Near Berlin in Union County
Ireland laborer Pearrick Krannan, aged 30 to 40 and unmarried, was found dead by a railroad ditch west of Berlin after separating from eight companions near Elyria. Coroner's inquest ruled he died from exposure while intoxicated. A local Firemen's Supper is announced for Monday Jan 24, with invitations to all, including ladies.
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Pearrick Krannan
C. d T
Berlin
Union County
Elyria
Amherst
Brannan
Inim
Lis
Land
Polite society and real refinement contrasted in a critique
A essayist argues true polish comes from heart not display. It mocks social pretensions in polite circles and notes how fake manners appear in public, while genuine modesty and courtesy rise from inner character. It references stagey attitudes, counterfeit politeness, and the virtue of the second commandment. Also mentions counterfeit banknotes and school examination notices.
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Cunant
Balind
Hieyara
Osamnva
Politonesa
Mao
Marik
Chesterfield
Atmemena Accident Promising English Poet Dies
The Literary World mourns the early death of a promising young English poet from a village. A group of skaters on a river fell through ice near the Station Horse. A youth named Iris, after a dramatic struggle, escaped by grabbing a rock and then a pole helped him reach shore. The piece advertises Minervan Lotions for cold weather skin care and praises Iris as a heroic figure amid winter dangers. It also notes Bayard Taylor’s travels and a party at the Bagg residence, with further notices about a Baptist Church address and other local events.
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Iris
Davy Crockels
Dante
R. C. DeWitt
Deiphobus
Hector
Achilles
New-York Maven plans increased music and biweekly issues
The New York Maven announces a fifth year in January with biweekly publications every Thursday doubling content without raising price. Each issue lists sixteen quarto pages four new music pieces and a broad musical program plus editorials and correspondence. Subscriptions cost one dollar yearly with six for five dollars and specimen issues available.
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New-York
Review
Enugagers F
Gad
Edisry
Groner EF. Roor
WM. B. Bransery
Adress
Mason Brothers
Park Row
New York
Yuan
Gleason
Pictorial
Jicretefora
Eastor
Navy
Merchant Service
Sis
Ris
Fla
Tremont and
Bromfield Streets
F. Gleason
Boston
Mass
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Tseless
Pmapetryia
Herida
Southampton
Europe
Russia
Turkey
Bucharest
St. Kalafat
Omer Pacha
Georgia
Odessa
Wallachia
Omar Pacha
England
Asia
Saifa
Bayapid
St Nicholas
Avaska
Savaral Dyad
Akalasikh
Danube
Kawlafat
Black Sea
Bosphorus
Carggemutonng
Wianisarox
Dee
Srsavn
Chiin
Sia
Stanton
Ynivato
District of Columbia
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Chase
Ohio
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Benjamin
New Orleans
Shicks
Gen. Scott
Seward
Judiciary Committee
Ajournert
House
Philips Afere
Committee On Commerce
Dunham
Phillip
Ingraham
Senate
Nebraska
Ms. Disney
Parrier
Louisville Journal
Timobas
Towa
Illinois
Peoria
Sevanteen
Passon
Java
Clacur
Evie Paper
Brie
Warriors
Commissioner of Pensions
Bec
Parathr
Hig
Ameen
Aubharyzers
Dundelphia
Christus
Santa Claus
Coumerieries
Indiana
Rochester
Dye’s Bank Minor
New York State
Webster Bank
Ismac
Union School
Lue
Caribbean Sea
Bayard Taylors
Nile
Lay
Asia Minor
India
China
the Tribune
Afries
Bayard Taylor
Bagg
Oncken
Baptist Church
Ceriers
Onur
ftarThe
Supreme Court
Lyceum
Coveren Benton
Col. Benton
United States
Pres of Appleton & Co
Fiethy Fey
Jakebi
Baptist Chapel
Hamburg
Germany
Apostle Paul
Mr. Oncken
Thedvertiser
Tipton
Lown
Smong
Narmat Corosiy
Peter
Spedina Gazette
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