New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-29
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Anniversary EventsJan. 29.
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died n FLORENCE .rea . shs sss ~ s,,
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WAY = nsI W oWeu n's lnspalon and that without
u. iIlsnosn'p and innuence ne should never have
.Sn'eveo any'n'ns excellent. Their ashes repose I'M
oer common monument 40 the Church Of Santa
oFoce, between tne somos OF Aachiavei and Michael
An gee
lszo-George III died. It was during his reign
.uas tne o'acon'en1 n AMERICA burst into an open
nss. nc - empire was iost % the British throne.
- 10y - le',so IRON tne government and the in
sslsai wn,ca elapsed nom Inat lime until bis death
Mas perloo q insanity. He died IN the SD year Of
nis ase, ana sne os y. q s5 hls reign. a. F
ie.a-ns'''e =. Dlienne,in wnlcn the French I'M
he aes uner Blucher Who narroulv eacsn q -;
:. 4 ,. -. :. 4 4. 3. q - 1888
acquired the rudiments II tai skin Il ~ milf.
at with which he had almost nrostrate ,ho o.,s
lsl2-Desperate attempt 81 black man n Y.,s
to fire the British priyateer speedwel Ia 70. riI,aa
after seven shots had been fred At him. -
l78o-Tte coolest day for az wears = pbiloao
+ l762 From Christmas to this dav the weather ,vaa
severely cold In England The ice on the Thames. it
q said, VA over five feet thick!
l74s- Andrew Hercule de Fleury, Cardinal and
Prime Minister Of Louis XIV, died, aged 40 He -.
Is years Of age when be was placed at the head of
the Ministry, at which time the State was in mise
rable condition. He healed the wounds Of his
country, and without blooshed or cruetv established
and increased the internal happiness Of France and
its national glory.
l726- Dean Swift's Stella died at Dublin.
172O John Adams, a celebrated English preacher,
died.
1897 Anthony Shirley, commanding British
squadron, landed at Jamaica, and marched six miles
10 the principal town, which submitted to his mercy
Thomas Pope. the founder of Trinitv co,.
fss, Dublin, died.
I 1874 B. C.-Antiochns Epiphanes, the great enemy
Y the Jews, died.
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IA men killed, and 1o2 wonrded '''1
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Tnited States. Andrew .Tackaon n,ode 4, p;a,..s
awrence. -
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IN made n,ost dssrorot. .a.;s.aaaa 49,
oman even heinr sornnad a. - 49,. sp M :.
,uses we're taken one ~ M thsy vsrs cor,no.s
undermine upwardz a. eoo n order to asi nosaas
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,rsrt a. .,ish noat AZ 'ssl-s 1'A1su00ne' e.
loot-Ine nea0s OF OliVer Cromwell, John Brad
~ ano aenry lreton set on poles ct Westminster
Y, sho .ne'r Doaies buried under ne galloWs at
wne.e 1nelr olsinterred bodies had been hing
v, IMAM uuentfed, az English divine and
died It is said in consequence of ex-
ofJoy e. the restoration Of Charles II, whom he
e Cnris1s anolnted.
e4s-Charles beheaded. He was born in Scot
l6o0, and succeeded to the British throne 1925.
reign was signalized by struggle with his par !
bis execution. He was tried for treason against b
people. and condemned. with onjv tbraa dors n
a.. IN I 1- a -. - - .1AsS u'Ss
-.
oat--hing Charles delivered up to Parliament
the Scots for f2OO000 4
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