Thames Tunnel progresses and public access limited
Notices from 1842 describe the Thames Tunnel nearing completion with 1195 feet opened and the public to be admitted briefly before closure to finish works. A board order directs a temporary halt at Walbrook area as tunnel work proceeds and official notices from the company and agents outline closures and upcoming steamship sailings from St Katharine's Wharf with Arrivals and ship names listed.
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Surrey
Rotherhithe Mabreh
Aaa
Board of Directors
Walb St
Albrook-Buildings
City
Hie
Thames Tunnel
Royal christenings and royal names through English history
A detailed survey of royal christenings from Edward I to George IV, describing baptism venues, godparents, and notable ceremonies. Includes notes on Edward the Black Prince, Edward V, Henry VI, and 1762 christening festivity at St James's with crown viewings.
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Prince of Wales
Enwagp I
Edward I
Wales
Scotland
Westminster Abbey
Henry III
Edward
Edward the Confessor
Enwaap II
Edward IL
Bngland
Windsor
Dsabella
Louis
Cardinal Arnold
Boward
Black Prince
England
Sylvan Bowers
Woodstock
Edward the Third
Philippa
Richard II
Edward the Black Prince
Bordeaux
Henry VI
John Duke of Bedford
Henry Beaufort
Winchester
Jacqueline
Countess Hainzolt
Henry V
Dame Jaque
St. Edward's Day
Wynfirte
Duke of Somerset
Canterbury
Duchess of Buckingham
Edward V
Edward the Fifth
Jerusalem
Thomas Milling
Westminster
Edward IV
Scrope
Bedford
Qoren Evisasere
Elizabeth
Edward VI
Bampton Court
Cunates
Charles II
Chapel Royal
St. James's
Gronot IV
George IV
Archbishop of Canterbury
Duke of
London
Royal Family
Cambridge Bachelors Commencement List Includes Denman and Many
Cambridge January 22 list shows Bachelors and Ordinary Degrees with numerous names across Trinity, Queen's, Corpus and Jesus. Notable entries include Denman son of Lord Denman and Rev. Joseph Ketley awarded Theological Prize at Queen's College. Several church appointments and fellowships noted for Trinity College and other colleges.
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Cambridge
Bance
Clare
Kiliick
Queen’s
Calvert
Pemb
Newnham
Trin
Featherston
Jes
Raven
Madge Haggit
Pet
Breel
Job
Henderon
Vincent
Job Augrotat
Headley
George Denman
Lord Denman
Trinity
Queen's College
Joseph Ketley
Tasfermert
Orland
W. Weld Forester
Trinity College
Broseley
Salop Valae
J. Thornton
Hector of
Lianwarne
Wellington
Hereford
W. Hepworth
Finningham
Suffolk
Stewart Corbett
Oradail
Yorkshire
P. Pym
Plymstock
Robert Moore
Wetheringsett
Brockford
Buffolk
E. James
Liengurig
Montgomervatire
P. C. Nicholson
St. Peter's
Ashton-under-Lines
W. G. Goodchild
Bidney College
Thomas Hilbert
Birtels
Cheshire
C. L. Courtensy
Christ Church, Oxford
Broadclist
Devon
T. V. Bayne
Jesus College
Oxford
St. John’s
Broughton
Lanceshire
J. Gregson
Brasennose College
Upton Overchurch
Woman accused in brutal crime at Lee-bridge
Elizabeth Poole, a single woman of loose character living with her uncle at Lee-bridge, is alleged to have given birth to two illegitimate children. An infant was found dead in a kitchen at Lee Bridge, with Poole taken into custody after an inquest at the Baron Inn.
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Auiecep Carp
Maddox
Elizabeth Poole
Baron Inn
Lee Bridge
Shrewsbury
Swindling Trial in Paris Over Lehon Fraud Claims
The proceedings against M. Lehon resumed with hearings of further claims from Viscount de Saint Pierre and others alleging losses around 80,000f and larger sums. Witnesses including M. Rousseau, M. Bottlanger, M. Girard, M. Redoute, and M. Azan described investments and forged or misused deeds. The tribunal noted that Lehon still owed vast sums as fourteen years passed and adjourned testimony to the next day.
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M. Lehon
Viscount de Saint
JL Girard
Mairie
Arrondisserfient
Mr. Lehon
Jouy
M. Girard
Mile
Redoute
M. Hedoute
M. Lehen
BM. Barel
Brethle
ML. Schmidt
Count Duhamel
M. Detape
Essonne
Mme. Lachanes
Count Lebon
MM. Detape
MM. Vignon
M. Mescler
M Azan
Treasury
M. Chaper
Lehon
M. Azan
Marquis de Besplat
BM. Dreové
Inspecteur Des Etudes
College Henri JV
M. Dussautoy
Mme. Millet
Mme. Roitelet
Savings’ Bank
Mile. Havart
M Louveau
M. Belio
Bente
Count Thelusson
Count Lehon
St. Vincent de Paul of Notaries
M. de Goulard
Madame de Marcy
M. Gaulier
Avon
M. Macarthy
Whhich
Galignani
French financials and security notes amid royal events
From Paris and other notices the article reports on Savinngs Banks of Paris losses tied to New Year gifts, release of Boulay and Ronusselat from Luxembourg, and withdrawal of extra guard. It cites railway safety rules for luggage carriages and a Constantinople dispatch on Jerusalem bishop appointments amid French unease.
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Paris
Boulay
Ronusselat
Quenisset
Luxembourg
Stohe
Galignani
Magdeburg
Leipsic
Constantinople
Augsburg
Baron de Bourqueney
Ixzet Pesha
Jerusalem
Grand Visier
M. de Bourqueney
Orleans and
Nemours
Council of the Admiralty
Council of State
Corps Diplomatique
Belle Poole
Prince de Joinville
Besar Root Suean
Moniteur
France
Uood
Ituring
Aisne
Nord
Oise
Pas de Calais
Seine-e-Oiss
Seame
Departments
Napoleon
the Invalides
Lavr
Tarris Paris
Villars
Me Viviennes
Mme. ‘Villars
Mme. Vilara
Nanpow Escorz
Robertson
Bristol-bridge
Hare
Berkeley-square
Sis
Bristol Journal
Geologist Notes on Giant Tidal Erratics and Alluvial Spread
The French Academy of Sciences records Durcker's geological researches describing granite blocks carried far by an immense alluvial current. The blocks lay in varied bedding and orientation, with no human remains found. The piece discusses northern origins, southward spread across Europe, and the current's diminishing force.
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Fee
Osea
Sweden
Boren
Roth Fe
Germany
Russia
Poland
N.N.E
Academy
ML Durceker
M. Mussi
Ot Balogia
Science ’ Commission
Gerel
Algeria
Extraordinary case of starvation and concealment in Scotland
In St Clairtown Fifeshire Janet Forret, long-time companion of Fergus Wilson, is found buried in a garden after dying of starvation. Wilson, aged near seventy, is jailed in Kirkaldy as investigators reveal money schemes tied to Janet and a mystery surrounding her death. The body was exhumed and reinterred, with medical examiners confirming death by starvation.
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Corat
Fife
St. Clairtown
Perth-head
Fifeshire
Bett
Janet Jerret
Fergus Wilson
Wilson
Kirkaldy
Forret
Fergus
Ferguson Wilson
Leslie
Janet Forret
Janet
Moses
America
Kim Janet
Daria Ra
Court of Session
Walker Bailie
Bell
Aswell
Kirk
Buriel
Wisops
Japet
Taok
Howe
Dysart
Secession
Perth-bead
Pancheon of finest Islay whisky linked to Highland chiefs
Fragmentary Glasgow and Liverpool notices describe a 120 gallon pancheon of Islay whisky stored in a duty warehouse for a Reed of the Baron of Baotres and Lord of the Sales. It mentions invites to a banquet and health to a future Chartie chief, with shipping and estate notes scattered through the text.
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Wauxar
Islay
Lobson
Calie Dew
Chartie
Glasgow
Stockton
Newcastle
Liverpool
Ducie
Lasborog
Tetbury Chariton
Interneet
Catia
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Leith
St. Katharine
Tower
Gafotlow
Vis
Illiam
Boyal
Orloen Blomnomardvatragty
Leithand
Joseph Adams
King’s Arms-yard
Coleman-strest
Ofshis Society
Co. G. Christmas
Maln- Oresance
Lanatics
Jrmmatian Ayla
House of Correction
Tower Hamlets
Wees
Asis
Ben
Clarkeswell
Westmaster Bridewel
Lazatic Asslem
Lansties
Janice Senious
Clerkenwell
Wrestes
Trinh
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Bank of England
Charles Pettit Allen
County of
Middlesex
Benjamin Edward Hall
Charles Elliott
George Wigg
Robert M.willism
Edward Orme
Ecquires
John J. Hensler
Chas. P. Allen
Roys
Mr. Winsor
George the Third
Gas Light and Coke Company
Winsor
Pobtia Mae Fushiinw
Maileliy
F. A. ‘Jmsor, Esq
Lincoln's-inn-fields
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T. Cox Savory
Cornhill
Sevedoors
Gracechurch-street
RICE
Elizabeth Youatt
W. Boone
New Bond Street
Oliver and Boyd
J. Cumming
Dublin
Belfast College
Lo Souter and Lew
Fleet-street
Hr. Young
Easons
Walter Farquhar Hook
D.D
Leeds
Rivingtons
Greas
Cross, Harrison
Blocomb
Greep
Cross
Harrison
Jocombe Sims
Farp
Waces
Wigan
Hindley
Manchester Chronicle
Hostovse
Mesars, Hobhouse and Co
Bath
Turner
Bristol
Baker and Edwards
Bressrs. Jones, Loyd, and Co
Bér. Turner
Bsaumont Susta
Portsmouth
Labella
Bpithead
Hobart Town
Beaumont Smith
Southampton
Hampshire
Whitby
Board
Seeveral
Nicholas Cottle
Clevedon
Spd
Bristol Mirror
University Intelligence
Denman
Maskee
Sid
Collett
Briant
Queen's
Jukes
Senne
Dew
Jeans
Clarke
Down
Fenwick
John
Sheldon
Merston
Broadwood
Brown
8. C
Metcalfe
Jono
Luscombe
Wilshere
John Blakiston
Emm Fiveh
Cath
Crompton
Trin Burnett
Jon ~ Gilpin
Toin Hutton
Cath Milne
Trin White
Morice
Mayor
Joh
Bulwer
Green
Joh Hilton
Jes Robinson
Bedata Trindulph
Emm Mansfield
Jay
Mott
Lewis
D. P
Bere Oren
Burges
Farner
Calus
Parker
Corpus
Hewit
Franks
Day
Charles
Lee Warner
Hill
Jesus
Hewson
Upper Nutwell
West Lympstone
Spain
Italy
Lympstone
Britain
Wood
G. Lamb
March
Isle of Ely
Combrize Chronicle
Smmauzan Forstam
Hoxsa
Blast
Berlin
Egypt
Tabla
Europe
French Academy OF Sciences
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