Ireland's Woodlands to Fuel New Manufactures Promise
A Dublin driven prospect outlines Ireland’s move to raise manufacturing via peat bogs and power from water. Proposals center on employing depressed labor, boosting trade, and building a peat char coal industry using new chemical processes. The plan traces peat origins, current limits, and a London company pledging substantial investment to develop peat-based fuels in factories.
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Leu
Seeee Te Tesland
Hes
Unilat
Dublin
Great Britain
Europe
América
Ireland
Gorton
Boeland
Catal Shed
Whitely
Mooney
Woortliego
California
Ike & Greet
London
Beet sugar growth hopes from Irish climate and patent method
The text discusses Irish beet sugar prospects amid claimed new patented methods boosting yield and quality. It notes European production trends, the potential profitability, and anticipated benefits for Ireland including employment and cheaper sugar for Britain and Ireland. It cites experts and references to historical production data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Rapid Bkiension
Rand
Belejnin
Kei
Ifisl
K. Sullivan
Irleh
France
Morahan
Tieland
Altone
Frome
Germany
Great Britain
Croland
Cansona
U. A
Arrival of the Franklin and transatlantic notes in New York
The Franklin sailed from the Old World with about 120 passengers and a cargo of continental goods. Reports detail arrivals to Liverpool and the Mersey, the Pacific collision with an American schooner, and fanfare over the America yacht winning the Cup. The Queen and Prince Albert visited the America, while London faced financial anxieties after the Rucker & Sons failure and Irish political tensions involving Catholic Defence Association actions.
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United States Mail
Franklin
J.C. Wotton
New York
Wranklin
Ult
Crom Cowes
Layre
Liverpool
Uttla
Washington
Cuwas
Phie Pyejfie
Mersey
Pacific
Schoyner
America
Cowes
Ivan
Royal Yacht Squadron
Ietusis
Cmerica
Stervus
Mermabers
Queen Victoria
Prince Abert
Caynn
Amertoy
Osborne Louse
Pritey
Adolphous Muselogguce
Male
Stevens
Cal
Mamilton
Bull
Messrs. Rucker
Sabri
Catholic Defence Association
Ileg “Iisles
Ieen Wilk
Ireland
Italian Protestants Riots Trial Report
Fragmentary report shows Reidler and Gliabeen convicted of riot in October 1848 with prison and hard labor terms. A Turin letter dated Florence notes a Protestant reading circle led by Walker, provoking fears of government crackdown and possible reintroduction of Inquisition as bigotry influences policy.
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Reidler
Joseph Gliabeen
Thédson
Tia Olduione
Turin
Plorencé
Our Candidates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
The county convention endorsed Gid- Josaph for governor and Goonar H. Uasurron for lieutenant governor. The article urges Whig support, calls for active campaigning, and notes planned meetings in each town to rally voters and press for victory.
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Owsxeusn UY
Jackson County
Govenor
Goonar H. Uasurron
Liont
Henyis
Gid- Joy
Tong
Erved
Uig
Wiig
Stron
Wanda Hadeby
Priveislea
Whig Party
Epiley
Methodist Conference Closed in Monroe City Meeting
The Michigan Methodist Conference adjourned at Monroe City with Bishop More of Cincinnati presiding. Delegates to the next General Conference in Boston in May 1653 were chosen, and the Noxehull District appointments list includes several churches and presiding elders with names such as F. McCrunn and J. Somerville amid scattered misspellings.
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Michigan
Muproe
Hishop More
Cincinonti
Hynstud Amstere
Morehurs Collina
McClure
Pilcher
Whedon
Hage
Supp
Boston
Noxehull
Marshall
F. McCrunn
Stirs Wain-The at Reading: Hoss in Attendance
Local text notes uncertainty about attendance and arrangements, referencing Tim Kure and village events. It praises the Banjolsi performer and the overall singing, with mentions of two recent nights and excitement about what is to come.
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Tim Kure
Cristie
Rnget
Wiig State Convention Proceedings Report
A fragmentary record from a Wiig State Convention at Jucheon on September 10 details chairman H. T. Bockus of Wayne County and secretary W. S. Marmer of Berrien County. Delegates from multiple counties attend, credentials are examined, and officers are named. The convention approves seating nonrepresented counties’ delegates and organizes for party matters, with ballots naming candidates for governor and lieutenant governor and nominations for Whig candidates.
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Jucheon
H. T. Bockus
Wayne Cowtty
Clogoq
Pravlem
Marmer
Berrien
Mesara
Diake
Sietee
Janea. Com
Aod Benalians
Pomroy
Rosse
Qukland County
W. Wildaword
Knight
Win Albereon
M Thompeon
Spear
IL Greco
J Dike
Kent
Wo Wither
J Uothner
Barry —A Edgecomb
Wic Perris
Euton
Uayvens & M
Kingsbury
Inghamh
Woodhous
Whitley Jucca
Tonia—A
Vancewill
Kingabury
Clinton
Grotiath
A Goodrich
Seth
Marvin
Qn Niplon
H T Dackus
Wayne- Vick Pireavest
N G Isbell
Lisingston
Nathan Uwree
Cathoun
Joshua Award
Wayne
Wod & Abell
Wanitenaw
T J Brake
Whig Convention Adopts Principles and Delegates
A Whig state convention endorses core Whig policies including government reform, protection of industry, and maritime improvements. It approves resolutions for tax relief, judicial reform, and heightened accountability, and names delegates and alternate leaders to the national convention and state central committee, adjourned after formal actions.
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Roy A
Edie
Alf Abd Fltoviaigna
Patela
Sista
Wayne
Ezekia G. Wells
Kalomnozay
Arécoga
J.M. Odeiuda
Washtenaw
George I. Pomeroy
Lonawea
Monty R. Williams
Kent
M., Thompson
Oakland
Ene
Backub
Whig State Convention nominates leaders for governor and lieutenant governor
The Whig State Convention at Jackson nominated Lon Towssend and Gilley of Jackson for Governor, and Geo. Td t Taze ton of Genesee for Lieutenant Governor. The Advertiser lauds their experience, esteem, and potential to win if Whigs unite, citing Gilley’s legislative service and Hazelton’s past legislative candidacy in Geneses.
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Jackson
Lon. Towssend
Gilley
Geo
T Tazeton
Genesee
Gidlay
Jackson County
Hazelton
Michigan Climate and Lake Heat Explain Harsh Winters
H. R. Scurrteney of Howell Michigan argues Michigan’s winters survive via vast lake heat. He cites Lakes Michigan Huron and Erie, large deep lakes that radiate heat, delaying below freezing and producing late frosts. He compares coastal warmth across continents, noting spring fruiting delayed by frost in Michigan.
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Pénnsylvania
Fort Hare
Thres
Michigan
Hutey St. Clair
Erie
Great Britain
Columbia River
Atlantic
United States
H. R. Scurrteney
Howell
Fragmented Moral Maxims Incoherent Letter Excerpt
A garbled text presents scattered aphorisms on happiness pride truth and revenge. It includes references to misused wealth, ingratitude, and the dangers of idolizing personal interest, with scattered phrases about life virtue and emotion. Named individuals or organizations are not clearly discernible in this fragment.
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Engliatimati
Walker
Plorentings
Diodati
Wolker
Quicciardini
Tuscany
Inquisition
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Gidley
Jacke
Calinty
George H. Hazleton
Raaf
Eid
Donesville
Philundee
G.buchaney
Coldwater
James Somerville
Girard
W .G.baynton
Gilead
J. Exombrach
Natlaway Ind
A.e-Shay
R.grane
Joseph Elliott
Himas
D.D. Pres
Col. Institute—Albion
Wiig State Convention
Goversait
Towonud
Add'son
J Uuinstock
Mrury R Willinws
AL Uivwn
N Surlaw
Ge C Dirkey
TJ Drake
JA Vuudske
Foumal Billot
TE Galley
de Whilg
Ixfonmal
Govrhson
George AL Jyuuietoo
Gyrua Lovell
Bweelzer
Whitndy
Lovellseo
George
Hezelian
Gevesee
Barotaw
Tom
Hesaly
Tron
Shewbig Party
Lige
Josywa Huwasias
Nacuax Place
B. Anite
Tanta iv 'Ou Wasa
G. Vasuewash
Seoige
WIG Slate
Great Rawsoan Barenraize
Canada
Jongih
New Brunswick
Nove Bess
Ste
Sanda
Avill
Tacitus
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