Kossuth in England Greeting Southampton Arrival
A dramatic scene unfolds as Kossuth and his family arrive on the steamer in Southampton with the Mayor and crowd cheering. After reception at Guildhall, Kossuth delivers a fervent address praising England as a model for liberty, while emphasizing Hungary’s struggle against Austrian rule and urging continued support for freedom. The visit includes a public welcome, a carriage procession, and remarks on municipal institutions and national friendship.
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Kossuth
London
Magor
Carriae
Wostatho
Pulsky
Kassath
Guildhall
Corporation of Southampton
Rosath
Southampton
England
Aopstria
Europe
Assaihment
Rusia
Ringley
Englind
Mangary
Kessuth
Winchester
Through the World and Witty Vignettes of Everyday Life
A collection of humorous anecdotes and misadventures from daily life. A despairing genius finds a grim joke in hard times while a neighbor’s dig leads to a grim pun about getting through the world. A gullible barber’s boy and a boastful barber exchange quips. A grocery owner saves his family from a fire with a keg of gunpowder nearby. A range of comic mishaps and patter about decayed teeth and mistaken waterings, with witty quips from Mrs Fish and Pat the Irish beggar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heavas
Stig
Immigration at New York Port Ten Months Table
A table from the Journal of Commerce compares New York immigration at the port for ten months in 1850 and 1851. figures show January to October totals with an overall increase of 65,804 in 1851 over 1850, highlighting the rising flow of arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Specu
Journal of Commercee
U.S
Nathee Soh
Tuerr
Elyria Courier Adin Washburn Notice
A fragment from the Elyria Courier dated Tuesday November 18 mentions Adin Washburn in an entry or notice. The readable text is limited and provides no further event details or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Elyria Courier
ED ‘Washburn Adin
FON PRESIDENT AND GENL WINFIELD SCOTT AT CONVENTION
A garbled report notes the FON President and General Winfield Scott at a convention amid derision. It mentions plans for Thanksgiving markets, a new boot and shoe establishment by Me Cogswell, and references to leather goods and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FON
Gen'l Winfield Scott
Cogswell
Tore
Massachusetts Returns Show Large Vote for Clerk Candidates
The article reports Massachusetts town returns indicating a large overall vote in a clerk election. It notes Winthrop leading with 64,785 votes and Boutwell at 49,954, Palfrey 28,519, with Winthrop likely holding a majority over the others while Boutwell gains over 20,000 votes. The total vote exceeds previous records, illustrating the strong support for the contested positions.
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Overnor. Sm
Rana
Allen
Athens
Bial
Calmadiani
Guilin
Gramsey
Qhiys
Hamilton
Atri
Thameneh
Bey Foy
Ie Faber
Faron
Nuviou
Montysanery
Norgin
Shelby Serene
Sunim
Lubo
Williamsom
Gil Eeert
Wyandot
Masschusetts
Winthrop
Boutwall
Palfrey
Boutwell
Bean
Gotett
New York Election Rumors Stir Whig Decline
In a scrambled report the New York election scene shows Whig gains in a few regions but overall declines as majorities shift. Albany and Buffalo papers align against Whigs, criticizing attempts to manipulate public opinion and urging adherence to lawful governance under Granger’s influence.
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Albany
Buffalo
New-York
Princis Granger
Porter Honiaty
Removal of Pearce at Cleveland Hospital Sparks Outcry
The Cleveland papers report the removal of CR Pearce from the Marine Hospital in Cleveland and the appointment of Dr. Mewerr to Sheet pot. Critics label the action as a grievous injustice, citing Pearce’s eminent credentials, unanimous faculty support, and prior preparations, while alleging political motive and favoritism behind Treasurer Corwin’s decision to replace him with Mr. Yewitt.
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Cleveland
CR Pearce
Miesie Ian
Cleveland Marine Chipsoed
de Appaiaimene
MT. Mewerr
Vtree
Cemoyal
de Porree
Passien
Tadison College
Pacultyr Ag Wollan
Medical
Marine Hospitale
Darwin
Trenwy
Ted Tod
Thurtas Corwin
Sectval Treasury
Gnas
R Prarce
Piis
Tor
Pearce
Wilchar
Drewsnrer Corwin
Yewitt
Janiie
Trewitt
Corwin
Northars
Qhie
Pearey
Professor Hinkle Praised For Rally Speech On Hungarian Freedom
The article notes Professor Hinkle and a figure named Vansarinn Refogor addressing rallies across the country to raise funds aiding Hungary’s people in seeking independence. The London meeting drew exiles and the Cleveland address drew attention, with German-language remarks and a strong, emotive delivery.
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Hungary
London
Trendtom
Aedidel
Hais
Prof
Kinkly
Cleveland
Hau Elen
Enthusium
Las
Tone
Thanksgiving Day Closures and Remembrance Services
The village stores and shops will close for Thanksgiving Day. Residents will observe the holiday with planned services at the Metis Odist and Presbyterian Churches at 110percent lo kal day.
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Vanery
Elyis
Judge Bliss Leaves Benel After Long Service
Judge Bliss departs the Benel after nearly thirty years of occupancy and service while the column contemplates Judge Wise and the shift of duties. The Mexican Republic faces peril as the text ponders safety and ignorance, warning that no republic endures without virtue.
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Judge Wise
Benel
Travnens
Mearco
Ben
Bashes
Sivae and
Moriky
Popular Amusements at Rice Ground Race
Citizens near Dex Northrup's watched a peculiar race between Myres celebrated fast mare limbarlep and another animal described as a horse. The unreliable show lacked decorum as multiple parties clashed and the event moved to a distant grocery. A dog race is teased for Lane singhurg with two daily stakes offering.
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Dex
Northrup
Myres
Singhurg
Cabinet Rumors About Webster and Cabinet Roles
The memo warns of Webster’s possible cabinet return and leadership shifts. Rumors say Me to succeed in the warden role, Cheat of Box ten to take Crittenden's place as Attorney General, with Webster potentially withdrawing to avoid Fugitive Law issues. The note hints at cabinet interference and regional Locofoco reactions.
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Webster
Critwarden
Cheat
Box
Ten
Crittenden
Atoriey
Iit
Locofoco
Rail Road Accident Near Char tement Wellington
Four men rode a hand car when Train Cram Cor Tambus struck it near Char tement in Wellington. Three escaped. an Irishman could not jump in time and suffered severe head injuries with uncertain recovery.
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Wellington
Epistle sermons and depot progress in Ohio town
The Rev Mr Crary delivers a series of sermons at the Episcopal Church with a note that the next lecture will follow each Sabbath. Junction Rail Road work advances with Toward's four mile section contracted and a Depot grounds purchase near Ohio City. National cotton production and consumption figures are cited, valuing the cotton output at about sixty seven million dollars when manufactured.
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Crary
Episcopal
Dan Mabhle
Pirtonkata
Rhea House Gal
Junction Rail Road
Sandusky City
Cleveland
Ohio City
Stores to Close at Seven O'clock in Evening
The newspaper notes Messrs Ballwin & Co will close their store at seven in the evening. It supports clerks needing winter evenings for study and improvement. It suggests other merchants may follow to allow clerks personal time.
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Messrs. Ballwin & Co
Grand Jury Indictments and Local Notices in Cahult Era
The Grand Jury at the present term found fifteen indictments for offences including baratolawly, grand larceny, stealing, and breaking. Notices announce store hours, a move to resume practice, and California news from the State Journal. Reports detail fires, weather, emigration, and a steamer incident with injuries aboard the Globe in November.
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of Or Court
Cahult
Lion
Probatu Dudun
P. Bliss
Train collision injures passengers near Middletown
A Dayton bound passenger train struck a cow on the track near Middletown on Saturday afternoon, derailing three cars and injuring several travelers. Loss to locomotive and cars estimated near $300. Several passengers reported.
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Dayton
Middletown
Quy
Buckeye State catches fire at Burrao wharf
Telegraphic Gleanings reports the Buckeye State burning at Commercial Street in Burrao with engines working and woodwork burned. By November 11 the vessel sank in twelve feet of water and parts of the deck were burned though the lower fire area was badly scorched.
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Burrao
Buckeye
Teo
Thes Haves
Birrano
Sir Buckyye
Aloropper
Wes
Fragmented War News From Buffola Papers Describes Aster Event
Dispatch from Buffola reports a major fire near Commercial grout with flames spreading through a ship’s lower cabin and adjoining areas. Firemen fought the blaze as crews evacuated and authorities described shifting battle lines and evacuations.
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Aamir
Metook
Namiueker
Gibbs
Uyemn
Exeland
Supreme Court of the
Cooperstown
N.Y
Robert C. Grier
Pitts
Burgh
Benjmin
Robbins Curtis
Boston
Mass
John Sputstan Reas
Washington Gerder
Rosevity
Musgingom
Simpruierry
Ata Ings
Crptain
Bitsonn
Thanas Launder
Munstreet
Taunder
Launder
Zunesmlle
Winnie Denrorn
Walter Scott
Pat
France
Venrietta
Massachusetts
Cleveland Hospital
Professor Hinkle
Judge Bliss
United States
Potomac
Charles Clark
Baralawly
George Ogden
Gar
Toslock
Baldwin & CO
Elyria
Ghia State Journal
California
Oregon
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Ngiv
Downe
Sita Pramisco
Bulfields
Fooreces
San Jose
Wailejo
Broadway
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Wonadarsuke
Fonseqnam
Orepan
Sala
Persetary
Oita
Cewespondene
Thal. Ls. Robinson
Glob
Esquver
Derseaer
Northerver
Sault
Parker
Dabster
Tava
Sean
Bersaca. Nav
Buffola
Brekeye
Commercial Grout
Bostox
Siido
Lee
Ani
Bristol
Pustras Pascpert
Nev
Mayare
Couios
Marvianel
Yuxico
Avglos
Aden
Cal Julie
Mexico
Matamaran
Matamoras
Caravajal
Genero Avalos
Texas
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