Norah Clary and Morris Donovan Wedding Tale Ends in Escape Plan
A rustic tale in the Barony of Bar gy follows Norah Clary and Morris Donovan as they scheme to wed against her mother and the priest. The plan unfolds with comic mischief, a feast, and a dramatic pursuit that ends with the bride and groom’s elopement aided by friends, while the magistrate posts bail and the pursuit continues.
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Orris
Morris
Maryris
Norah
Dee Norah
Daut
Bargy
Morris Donovan
Magnus Apollo
Lord Gort’s
Bess Mortican
Merry Norah
Clary
Sam
Fither
Mother
Perdu
Cross
Norry
Mer
Barney
Morris Tonovan
Morrise
Mrs Clary
Morris Donovin
North
Bat Clary
Anele
Father Donovan
Anil
Saint
Norah Clary
Norah Donovan
Treland
Dancine
Bullshaw
Pather Clary
Ireland
Arrest of the N J Pirate Justice
The Newark Daily Advertiser recalls that one pirate involvement figure was a Justice of Peace who fled when the Barnegat pirates were captured. On Wednesday afternoon the Marshall received word that the magistrate William Platt Esq, believing danger past, had returned to his...
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N. J
Newark Daily Advertiser
Barnegat Folet
Darcy
Wm. Platt
Calf Rearing Tips From Strathaven Dairy Practice
Extracts from the Edinburgh Journal of Agriculture discussed by The Cultivator on calf fattening. Strathaven ducks milk fed calves aged four to six weeks for profitable returns, using a milk only diet and methods to encourage saliva without nipple feeding.
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Edinburgh Quarterly Journal of Agriculture
Aston
Strathaven
Scothand
Calf Rearing Practices for Fat Stock and Dairy Balance
The text outlines calf feeding and rearing techniques to optimize fattening and milk yield. It discusses using salivary licks to aid swallowing, the harm of cows overfondling calves, hand feeding to regulate milk, gradual substitution of feed, and managing housing, light, and frequency of feeding. It notes Holland practices of confined pens and two meals daily, and remedies for distress and disease using bacon broth or rennet for purging, with a contrast to Scotch methods avoiding bleeding and certain additives.
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Holland
Indian Statistics on Western Indian Territory Allotments
The Milledgeville Journal reports numbers of tribes in the United States and their locations in a Western Territory allotted for future residence. It describes a region about 300 miles wide west of Arkansas and Missouri, extending toward the Mississippi and Platte rivers, with Choctaws, Creeks, Seminoles, Cherokees, and Osages occupying principal blocks and other tribes allocated lands north of them.
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Milledgeville Journal
United States
Arkansas Territory
Missouri
Red River
Mexico
River Platte
Mississippi
Georgia
Platte
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Preston
Petryp
Tiile
V. Martin A
C. Hall
Burns
Barney Lear
Ravens
Jack Clary
Black Nell
L. A. Sykes
Highatown
R. M. Smith
R. M. Job
Monmouth
Highstown
Jastice
Marshall
Sykes
Ife
Gen
Hyam
Indian Statistics
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