Great Britain Sails and Irish Famine News Report
A Colonial era update details the ship Great Britain sailing from Liverpool to New York with 185 passengers, its shipwreck near Rathmullin in Dundrum Bay Ireland, and the safe landing of all aboard. It also covers famine conditions in Ireland, potato crop failures, government relief efforts, and Atlantic trade data from Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Boman
Wilmer
Eabies
Phe
Hosken
Liverpool
New
Great Britain
New York
Cropper
King and Lady
France
America
Britain
European
Ireland
Dungarvon
Thomas Clarkson
Wilberforce
Caroline Fry
England
Playford Hall
Suffolk
O'Connell
Hogan
Dublin
Rome
Birmingham
Cobden Fund
Toondon
Manchester
Holy Land
Syria
Palestine
Scotland
Philippe
Spain
Madrid
Paris
Prince de Joinville
Hhis
Africa
Count de “Montemolin
India
Scinde
Charles Napier
Atlantic
Calf of Man
Isle of Man
Atlantic Ocean
Noble Palace of Iron
Touadd
St John’s Point
Rathmulten
Crandum Bay
Lomaaysin Ik
Serena
London
Bebb's Majority and Ohio Governor Race Update
The Huron Reflector reports Bebb leading in Whig counties by 18,338 and Ted leading in Loco counties by 16,302 with a state majority near 2,035. Abolition votes near 11,000. notes on Stark Wayne counties results and potential Whig Senate majority after corrected returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebb
The
Ohio Press
Columbus
Whig
Ted
Loco
Seares
Babb
Thhe
Wayne
Stark Counties
Griswold
Stark County
Canton
Vlt
Grahan
Wayne County
Wooster
Cox
Senate
Mc. Cox
Ohio
Mr. Cox
Wilford
Pennsylvania Whigs dominate state politics and canals
The Whig candidate Power leads the Canal Commissioner race with a strong majority. The state returns 16 Whig members to Congress, 7 Locos and 1 Native. The Loco wins in the Trio district over the Whig. Whigs expected to hold 19 Senate seats and 56 in the House, signaling solid majorities. Pennsylvania remains a Whig stronghold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Congress
Locos
Pennsylvania
State Board of Equalization Organized in Columbus
The State Board of Equalization assembled in Columbus on the 26th, with Ilex Gov. Trumble named President. Charles Standart of Erie County was appointed to fill a vacancy caused by E H Lace's resignation, signaling attentive governance for northern Ohio. Also noted is a Mammoth Sweet Potato weighing 54 pounds, and a quirky anecdote about the Hareissay Family attending a Concord Democratic convention and singing There's a good time coming, boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Trarat
United States
New Mexico
U. States
Republic of Mexico
Texas
Santa Fe, &c
Congress
U.S
Mexico
Terson Wiamtself
England
Tool & Victory
Victory
P.S
Joint Stock Company
Old Dominion
Cin. Atlas
Marietta Intelligencer
Stavas
Board of
Huron County
Ohio
Norwalk
Trescat
John R Osborn
Charles B .Suckoer
lHnron County
New London
Clarkafield
Sod Wakeman
J. Todd
yRudgehield
Bissell
Boyce
Lyme
New Haven
Greenfield
Norwich
Richmond
Bary
Miner ‘Lamerence
Peru
Townsend
County Board of Examiners
Charles B Stickney
Noneali
State Board of Equalization
Columbus
Ilex Gov
Trumble
Charles Standart
Erie County
E H. Lace
Daniel A. Baker
Haresissay
Concord
N.H
Jonx P. Hare
Counterfeit Dayton Bank Note Detected in 19th Century Brief
A counterfeit Dayton Bank note described as Ohio dated Oct 16 1345, with letter A, is counter signed by the Register. The fake bill is shorter by half an inch, features a reversed flourish over the Sevier A, lacks a dot after demand, and shows slightly inferior engraving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Bank
Ohio—d’s
Register
Cheinratt Chron
Monterey Capture Reports and War News From Matamoros
Reports from New Orleans and Rio Grande detail the Monterey assault and capture, with claims of heavy Mexican losses and high American valor. Major Coffee and Major Ridgely receive praise, Texan volunteers advance house to house, and Col. McClung dies from Monterey wounds as Neptune’s fate remains unknown amid a gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
New Orleans
McKin
Brasos Santiago
McKim
Matamoras
Monterey
Eaton
Clercer
Major Coffee
Peices
Laylor
Beardess
Cen
Worth
Gio Iry
Wellington
Col. McClung
Mississippi
Neptune
St. Joseph's
Brazos
Avonmouth
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Banks
Union
Johnson, Webster
Walker—dler
Liverpool
New York
Buffalo
Milan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senate of
Free City
Frankfort
Algeria
Newman
Daly
Cathel
Windsor Castle
Canterbury
United Kingdom
Royal William Victualling Yard
Plymouth
Adrianople
Canada
Kely
Continent
Lour
Cincinnati Chronicle
Rhine
Danube
State Journal
Saratoga
Stillwater
Sir John Burgoyne
Lord Chatham
Burgoyne
Fishkill River
John Burgoyne
General Gates
Bief
Commonwealth
Jaguiver
HURON
Taylor
Ampudia
Santa Anna
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