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Stuart
Henry Leper
Mary Smart
Mr. Stuart
Mary
Jenkins
Leper
Fleet Marriage and a Lady's Schemes in Dublin
A long Irish tale sketches a beautiful but proud Lady C who schemes through a barber Pat Philan to gain wealth via a marriage. She offers a thousand pounds, demands secrecy and a license, and arranges a sham wedding the next day with two suitors waiting, exposing greed and social satire.
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Lady C
London
Pat Philan
Pat
Philan
Kathleen O'Reily
Doneraile
O'Donaghen
Russia
Kathleen O'Reilly
Marriage by a forty thousand pound debt trick
A Dublin style tale unfolds where Lady C and her new husband Pat Philan escape debt via a feigned wedding, the warden and parson fooled, and Kath leen O Reilly later entangles Paddy in new fortunes. The narrative shifts to a border frontier rescue saga as Henry Leper and villagers pursue Indians to save Mary Smart and siblings, culminating in daring assault and reunion.
Neva Bridge Plan Promises Imperial Iron Crossing
The article describes the Russian Emperor Nicholas I backing a grand project to build a solid iron bridge on granite piers to span the Neva at St Petersburg. English engineers will complete it in two years, with seven arches and a possible total length exceeding 1000 feet while weighing thousands of tons of iron and expensive machinery.
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Neva
Allather
Waterloo Bridge
Waterloo
Menai Bridge
Frm
Liverpool
Empire of
Russia
Gulf of Finland
St. Petersburgh
Liverpool Journal
Messrs. Bury
Curtiss
Kennedy
Southmark
Southwark Bridge
Southwark
Neva’ Bridge
Sunderland
Rialto
Venice
Vase Gift to Henry Clay by Pittsburg Whigs
Pittsburg Whigs plan to present Henry Clay with a glass vase by Sweeney & Co of Wheeling that won a Franklin Institute prize. The manufacturers reply that the vase is not for sale and will be sent to Mr. Clay as a token of respect for his defense of American industry and the protectionist policy attributed to him.
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Henry Clay
Messrs. Sweeney& Co
Wheeling
Franklin Institute
Pittsburg
Pitsburg Gazette
Philadelphia
Boston Courier
New York American and Express
Alexandria Gazette
Richmond Whig
Whig Party
Who did it who elected Polk in the era split
A dense quotation of 1840s party claims shows Free Trade, Annexation, Tariff, and regional factions bragging over who caused the era’s political shift. The piece notes diverse groups including Free Trade, Annexationists, Tariff supporters, Ty ler era voices, and ethnic and abolitionist voices claiming credit, while urging Whigs to stay united.
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James K. Polk
Free Trade
South Carolina
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
North
Texas
Pennsylvania
Tyler
Post Office
Custom House
Silas Wright
Martin van Buren
New York
Supress
Texas Annexation Crisis Tangles Mexican War Threats
The article reviews U S protest to Mexican actions against Texas. It cites Shannon's Oct protest to Secretary Rejon and Wool’s June order, signaling Mexico’s war aims to prevent Texas annexation. It notes perceptions of barbarous wartime measures and the likelihood of annexation succeeding despite Mexican resistance.
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Non
Rejon
Mike
Sidan
Iran
New Orleans
Partes
Mexico
Lord Minto
Bankhead
America
Jay
United States
Gles
Shannon
U. S
Senor Rejans
Texas
Tyler
Congress
National Intelligencer
Cire
Land Herald
Department of State
Rio Bravo
Sentimanat
Wool
Fannin
Union
U. States
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C. A. Preston
Lam
Paddy Philan
Ryan
Fife
Paddy
Cork
Kathleen
Bruffin
Limerick
Agricultural Society
Stafford Advertiser
North Carolina
Oxford
Locofoco
Boston Transcript
Emperor Nicholas
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