Calamities and Inquiries Across British Railways and Ports
A string of railway disasters, suicides, accidents, and inquests spans Worcester to Dorset, with details of a self inflicted death near Oxford Worcester railway, a Blyth and Tyne fatality, a bridge collapse near Birmingham, a Stockton footboard accident, Minerva sinking off Limerick, and a Devon goods train collision. Inquests and investigations follow, including suspicions of murder, elopement, and public notices on cathedral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Charles Attwood
Worceates
Farmay
Oxford, Worcester, and
Wolverhampton
James Ins
P. Hughes
Birmingham
Stamford Mercury
London
Great Northern
Lincoln
Tlarr
Midland
Blyth and Tyne
Seghill
George Percy
William Chariton
Brrawinenaum
Worver- Hampton
DupLer
Great Western Railway
Handsworth
Soho
Hoof and Hill
Oxforp
Cambridge
Oxford
University College
Goldsmid
Lron
Cleveland Hills
North Riding of
Yorkshire
Tyne and Tees
Stockton
North Ormsby
Cleveland
Helvellyn
Sandal
Cumberland
Lirgzarr
Mechanics
Lnxszzity- Troxs
Worsley-hall
Manchester
Earl of Ellesmere
Institutional Association of Lancashire
de Ee
Olympydorus
Youra
Josh. Hoyle
N.B
Peek, Brothers, and Co
Waterloo
Nurge
Scrrosep Mercer Nean Derpr
Derby
Balguy
Edward Marsh
Birley-hill
Little Eaton
Derbyshire
Douglas Fox
Gisborne
Louisa Pierce
Strover
Royal Engineers Establishment
Brompton
Chatham
Marine Barracks
Leicester Mercury
Kettering
William Merrill
Rothwell
William Flavell
Messrs
Oury
Portsmouth
British
Edinburgh
Krerep
Joseph Nevin
Stockton-upon-Tees
Stockton and Darlington
Darlington
Mr. Nevin
Nevin
Railway Passengers’ Assurance Company
Inisu
Livestoor
Avgvst
Minerva
Cork
Skerries
Liverpool
Haif
Asother Ramtar
South Devon
Plymouth
Kennaway's Tunnel
Asender
Langstonecliff
Langstonecif
An Anglo Teetotal Rally and Manchester Manslaughter Verdict
The report covers an August festival featuring Dr Lee and debates on temperance and anti-tobaccoism with large crowds and strict no smoking policy. It also details an inquest in Manchester where John Anthony Green died after a savage assault by Margaret M Fee William M Fee and John Barnes, verdict manslaughter, all three committed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London and North-Western and
East Lancashire Railway Companies
Worsley
Manchester
Congleton
Macclesfield
Staleybridge
Stockport
Ashton
Oldham
Colne
Burnley
Accrington
Bacup
Newchurch
Bury
Bolton
Stoke
Radcliffe
Heywood
England
Wales
Llandaff
Durham Cathedral
Winchester
Salisbury
Worcester
Bangor Cathedral
Durham
Ely
Norwich
Westminster Abbey
Bessett
John Russell
Kirkstone
Patterdale
William Hall
Netherton Station
Worcestershire
Brierleyhill
Bath
Pearce
HocxsLow
Hounslow
David Thomas Morris
Messrs
Frogley
London
Mrs. Morriss
Mr. Morriss
Halifax
Joseph Hoyle
Frank Bury
Sowerby-bridge
Crossley
Dean
Hamwee
Lee
Park
Hamnahine
Universal Brotherland
Szati
Ant Tobacco Society
Artwell-Park
Edward Herford
Key
John Anthony Green
William M'Fee
Margaret
John Barnes
Decessed
Margaret M'Fee
Margaret M‘fee
Wilam M'Fee
Tris
Liverpool
Numerous Brief Items from a Late 19th Century Gazette
An assortment of short notices reports on discoveries at Rosendale near Pickering. Entertaining at Hughendon, Bucks, Disraeli’s hosts. Proposals for reform society fundraising. Possible October visit by Lord John Rugsall to Bristol. Mixed items include stabbings, robberies, consuls, judges, and nautical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosendale
Pickering
Disraeli
Hughendon Manor
Bucks
Working Men’s Protestant Reformation Society
John Rugsall
Bristol
D. Archiler
Tai i
Bald
Henry Gebeen
Eve Bowie
Yarmouth
Woolwich Dockyard
Lord Stanley
Gordon Castle
Teneoa
August Wehner
London
Hanover
N. Parker
Supreme Court of
Province of New Brunswick
Dr. Kitto
England
Stutgardt
Russia
Leeds
Norfolk
Spottisham
Lord Aberdeen
Osborne
Chesterfield
Sercombe
Messra
Evans
Azxrowsmith
87Th
Costelloe
Iemad
Bengal Presidency
Croydon
B. Parsons
Ebley
Red Park-gardens
Earl
Nelsa
Trafalgar House
Roberta
Roberts
Binsburysbury
Isle
Wight
St. Haulie School