India famine relief proves British administration’s decisive success
An extended praise of the Indian Government led by Lord Northbrook for averting mass famine deaths in Bengal. The piece credits energy, skill, and self sacrifice in mobilising relief, notes lingering risks, and urges ongoing reform to sustain population growth under peaceful rule.
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Lord Northbrook
Bengal
Daily News
India
London Rail Route to Plymouth and Cornwall
The article notes a direct quick rail journey from Paddington to Plymouth on the Devon coast, typically taking six to eight hours depending on the train. It highlights Plymouth as a seaport for departures to foreign ports like Australia and mentions tourists heading to Killarney.
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Plymouth
Devon
Cornwall
Paddington
Australia
Plymouth Sound
London
Killarney
A Cork steamer voyage to Plymouth amid a lively Channel gale
The Upupa, a Cork line screw steamer of about 1200 tons, sails from the Thames to Cork with a stop at Plymouth. A gale tests passengers and crew for two days as the vessel battles head winds and heavy seas. After shelter at Portland and a bright Devon coast, the ship reaches Millbay, allowing a rail cross to Truro and a glimpse of Cornwall's mines and scenery.
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Ireland
England
Cork
Thames
Plymouth
Cornwall
Miller's Wharf
Cork Line
Greenwich
Woolwich
Gravesend
Dicey
Channel
Dover
Calais
Orvas
Sheerness
Valentia
Atlantic
Prince’s Channel
Margate
Broadstairs
Ramegate
Downs
Dover Castle
Upupa
Isle of Wight
Barel
India
Cape
Portland
Devonshire
Torbay
Start
Prawle Point
London
Qone
Plymouth Sound
Millbay
Sound
Devonport
Tamar
Saltash
Cornwall Railway
Penzance
Alon
Truro
Land’s End