Dying Harrison In Washington Then Tyler Becomes President
A fragmented report details General Harrison’s rapid decline from pneumonia and diarrhea, ending with his death at the White House. John Tyler is proclaimed president as the nation enters a period of mourning, with immediate appointments and a formal oath of office to follow.
Lost at Sea Ships List From 1816 to 1832
A historical record lists ships lost at sea including the Dominica schooner en route to the West Indies in 1816, Arab off Ireland in 1823, Delight near Mauritius in 1824, Algerine in the Mediterranean in 1826, Hearty packet in the West Indies in 1827, Redwing off Africa in 1827, Acorn off North America in 1828, Contest off North America in 1828, Redpole packet returning from Brazil in 1828, Re packet off North America in 1828 or 1829, Recruit packet from Halifax to England in 1832, and Blenheim of 74 guns in 1801.
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Dominica
West Indies
Ireland
Delight
Mauritius
Algerine
Mediterranean
Hearty Packet
Redwing
Africa
Acorn
North America
Contest
Redpole Packet
England
Brazils
Halifax
Blenheim
Charity and benevolence fund lectures and meetings
The report shows 52 children presented at an event, with subscribers including the Duchess of Kent who gave £50 and others adding over £200. The Sailors' and Mariners' Benevolent Society reports a rise in subscribers to 1,972 and details grants to widows, children, and elderly, with total receipts about £4,958 and a balance in hand. May religious meetings list numerous Exeter Hall and Hanover Square events across May led by various luminaries.
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Henry Blanchard
Duchess of Kent
John Conroy
Marquis of Normandy
Lord Wenlock
John Hall
Society
George Westphall
Major Oliphant
Sweeney
London Tavern
W. F. Cowper
Exeter-hall
Earl of Chichester
Finsbury Chapel
Lord Bexley
Exeter Hall
Lord Stanhope
Hanover
George Finch
Freemasons’hall
Sunday
John Labouchere
London Society For Jews
Hanover Square Rooms
Marquis Cholmondeley
W. A Hankey
London
Hibernian
Square Rooms
Protestant Association
the Earl of Carnarvon
London Missionary
Visc. Morpeth
Irish Society of London
Earl of Galloway
J. R. Mills, Esq
Hanover-square Rooms
London City Mission
T. F. Buxton
Peace Society
Houndsditch
C. Hindley
Lord Ashley
M.P
Lord Teignmouth
Sailors’ Home
Brighton Toll Case Confirms Intention Over Evading Duty
In Brighton magistrates heard Captain Adams of the 14th light dragoons on a charge of toll evasion. A fly carried Adams and two others to a gate, then returned. The gate keeper argued a toll could not be demanded until after passing, making the offense incomplete upon the return. The court found no intent to evade but fined the defendant one shilling.
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Adams
14Th Light Dragoons
Lewes Road
Liverpool
Craig and
Paton
Marr
Minerva
Loch Swilly
Ireland
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Mariner’s Hope
Sunderland
Restigouche
Alexander
Londonderry
Joan Manz
Manchester
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Ashworth
Air Lancashire
Hach
Manchester Association
London
Nottingham
Larpent
Walter
Wreck of a foreign vessel at Maherrow with five dead
The wreck drifted ashore at Maherrow name Urania on Tuesday morning. On board were five decomposed bodies and a shirt bearing the name Stillot. The ship carried salted fish and papers in Norwegian. It is believed to be a Norwegian vessel upset at sea while carrying fish for Lent. One sailor was found dead in his hammock. The captain's box was broken into before authorities arrived. An inquest was held by Mr. Burrows. the ages ranged from eighteen to about fifty. No captain or mate were aboard.
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Whit House
Holden
Geral Warrison
Senette
Worthington
State Department
Fletcher Web
Pater
Tyler
John Tyler
Virginia
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Congress
Dawsen Webster
Tros. Ewrxe
Treasury
John Beelt
War
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Harrison
Tuos
Miizer
May
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J. C. Lau
Asnton Alesander
War Department
Washington
Army
Navy Department
Department
Navy
Marine Corps
J.D. Simms
North Bend
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Philadelphia
Richmond
Maryland
Baltimore
Annapolis
Mount Vernon
Great East Room
Melaxcaory Sarpwreck
Maherrow
Urania
Stillot
Burrows
Stligo Journal
Lord Morpeth
House of Commons
Stanley
Ireland
Freeman's
Time Derautrens
Limerick Chronicle
Kingston
Glengall
Mount Cashel
Lord Lorton
Lefroy
M.P
Berzat Association
O'Connell
Lord Stanley
Our Friends
Forsooth
Treland
Forscoth
House of Lords
Commons
Lord Howick
Mr. O'Connell
Earl Grey
Steele
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Dublin
Holycross
Tipperary
Limerick
Cork
House of Baring and Co
Bank of Inerany
Bank of Ireland
Anniversary festival of the Royal Highland School Society
In Scotland at the Freemasons Tavern a village-like anniversary festival celebrated the Royal Highland School Society with about 300 dinner guests headed by Sir Robert Peel. The event featured Highland attire, toasts to the Duke of Sussex and the society, and a strong appeal for continued education funding to support 260 schools and 20,000 scholars, amid Highlands distress and emigration debates. Subscriptions exceeded £800 with notable donors including the Queen Dowager and Sir Robert Peel.
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Tooke
Chisholm of
Chisholm
Pit
Duke of Sussex
Saal Highness Guards
Toons
Browdbury
Fitzwilliam
Bradbury
Poulter
Navy
Amy
Sir G. Murray
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Napier
Shee Canella
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A. F. D’este
R. Peel
Royal Highland School Society
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House of Commons
Highlands and Islands
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Graham
Emil
Marquis of Northampton
Prett
Duke of Wellington
Earl of Eldon
B. Cabbell
Highlands
Ile Jesty
Queen
Duchess of Somerset
Duchess of Buham
Duke of Buccleuch
Lady
Stewart
Robert Peel
Mary Northampton
Duke of Rutland
the of Montrose
Lord Falkland
Lorl Xgue
B. B. Cabbell, Esq
Sir B. Bro
Sir George
Edward Ke Esq
Henry Kemble, Esq
M.P
Grant
A. F. D'Este
Sepet
Cauren
Stows
Lord Normanby
Renm
Cormack
David Waddell
Stobhill
Stowe
Caledonian Mercury
Drumeldric
Margaret
Fochabers
Gracemond
Beytes
Alexander Milne
Edinburgh
Duke of Hamilton
Kelburne
Sheriff Alson
Archd. M
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Marochetti
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Sheriff Alison
Glasgow
Paisley
Hastie
Myr. Wallace
Greenock
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Nottingham Tory Triumph Amid Bribery and Chartist Aid
A Nottingham report details how bribery swayed votes for Mr Walter after Mr Larpent resigned, with chartist orators like Pitkeithly and Crabtree aiding the Tory cause. It notes anti poor law sentiment as a factor, presents hourly tallies, and cites sheriff returns showing Walter's late majority. Also includes a Sheffield notice of Sir Arnold James Knight’s knighthood dinner.
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Walter
Larpent
Pit- Keith
Yorkshire
Crabtree
Pitkeitaly
Nottingham
Larrent
WaLren
Sheffield
Sin Arnoip James KyicHt
Arnold James Knight
Tontine Hotel
Doctor Thompson
Arnold Knight
Sir Arnold James Knight
Arnold
Inquest Finds Woman Murdered By Daughter In Strabane
An inquest at Strabane heard that Catherine O’Neill was killed in her home. Nancy Conway, her daughter, was accused after witnesses described a street assault and threats to murder. The jury returned a verdict of murder, and the accused faces trial at the next assizes.
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Strabane
Catherine O'Neill
Conway
Mitchell
Nancy Conway
Thade
Londonderry Sentinel
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