Ellen and Pembroke Norton in a Maying Romance
In a mid nineteenth century narrative, Pembroke Norton pursues Ellen through social barriers and class pride. After Ellen moves to a cottage with Mrs Norton, a skating scene hints at romance amid family approval. A May outing, a rescued boy, and Ellen’s restrained affection culminate in a bond cemented by shared duty and discretion.
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Porbroke
Eilen
Ellen
Pembroke
Mrs. Norton
Pembroke Norton
Robin
Mae Haes
Fairlees
Angers
Frank Frirlee
Elton
Mr Norton
Elon
Frank
Coquette
Mr. Norton
Pembroka
Theim
Tilen
Hertcheeke
Obi
Ben
Statesman Election Report On Local Whig Ticket Loss
The Statesman notes unofficial tallies favor Loco candidates by margins from 10 to 260 and suggests Smith may have won by about 10 minutes. Official canvass will decide. authors commend Beford Clarendon Eckensha and Newton for support while lamenting widespread apathy among Whigs that likely cost the ticket.
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Usuristapixe
Richmond Whig
Wreshington Union
Santa Anna
Wham
Nueces
Rio Grannto
Munson
Smith
Mathter
Beford
Clarendon
Eckensha
Newton
Themealves
Michigan Election Reports Whigs Defeated By Wide Margin
The election has concluded with the Whigs defeated by a large majority. Ranson leads by an estimated 7,000 to 8,000 votes. This week offers the full particulars and results as available.
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New York
New York Whig triumph noted in election reports
The New York results show Whig gains with large majorities in many counties and towns. Reports from Erie, Onondaga, Albany, and other regions indicate strong Whig support. New Jersey shows a Whig-leaning legislature while Pennsylvania results favor Shank. An upcoming Marshall Presbytery meeting is planned in Somerset on the first Tuesday in December.
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Detroit Daily Advertiser
Erie County
Heard
Buitilo
Rochester
Loukport
Geneva
Onondaga Co
Oswego
Onenia
City of
Utica
Albany
Renselaer Co
Wyuy
Lansingburgh
Brunswick
Poughkeepsie
Son
Kings County
Cayuga Co
Stata
Filmore
Locusoco
Niagara County
Lewiston
Iron- Giquoil
Monroe Co
Rome
Schenectady, Co
Hungerford
Greenbush
Clinton
New
Presbytery of
Marshall
Somerset
Tuusdate Co
Aclock
Santa Anna advances Puebla siege and Vera Cruz news
From Vera Cruz dated September 19 to 30 details Santa Anna with 8000 men entering Puebla on the 25th and heavy fire on American works. Breastworks raised to shield the city, artillery fire from San Jose battery, partial calm by the 30th. Santa Anna’s army departed except guards. Texan Rangers reportedly attacked by guerillas near Vera Cruz. Monterey arrived from New York with marines. Gen. Patterson to depart for the capital within a week.
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Santa Anna
Puebla
Childs
Arco Trisenya
Thella
Dannthade
Conton
San Jose
Exaeph Lic
Ojaen
Pushinhaa
Sone
Guatemala
Geniua Liberty
Tan Ba
Muasavcl
Ted Cal. Cushing
Wells
Coroneld
Jack Hays
Lune Wonal Perote
Atco Fris
Patterson
Americana
Scott
Cungreas
Queretern
Patttercon
Mexico
Bravo
Toluca
Batolwa
Hepa An
Torres
Belen
Aelf
Sie
Pedrigon Gutay
Hiss
Santa Anona
Chapultepec
Terres
Boten
Ineston
Wei Inaisinus Ekouliers
Peontes
Barnard
Elsrina
Union
United States
Charles Exchap
Exgg-Nogg
Miner Mies
Ted Sey
Beny
Anoer
Desertions and Mexican War Dispatches in 1847 Chronicle
Items describe Santa Anna's movements with 2000 cavalry and three artillery pieces from Puebla, his failing command, and reports of disunity in the Mexican army. Also covered are Gen Scott’s armistice letters, Fremont trial likelihood, and varied U.S. military and civilian news from New Orleans to Vera Cruz, plus literary criticism of Democratic Expounder. The piece notes powder mill explosions near Catskill, a homicide in New York, and mounting troop preparations near Vera Cruz for further expeditions.
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Somerset
Ta Anna
Hia
Childs
Puebla
Santa Anna
Jala-_ Da
Terote
Tulep Apula
Hussara
Santa Anga
Quessor Jahnilco
Questero
Ile
Osznen
Tower de Guatemata
Mexico
Ararest
Oaxaca
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Washington Union
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Turnbull
Gen
Scott
Col. Fremont
Washington
Queretaro
Pena Y Pena
Reson
Lassie
Manuel Crencene
Paredes
Guxulvarn
Guinez Parius
Gen. Herrera
Wells
Mart
United States
Jan Miniet
Daucer
Sone Disiiecios
Pemberton Waddell
Nameqiyaf Infantry
Geo. Pillow
Alvarez
Santa Rooa
Chapultepec
Quitman
Wis
Twiggs
Pils
Worth
Majo
Wade
White
Loring
Glabet
Capta
Mason
Walker
Daable
Licute
Rita Gren
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