Birmingham and Derby Junction Railway Deviation Notice
Notice of intended parliamentary application to alter amend repeal enlarge and extend powers of the Birmingham and Derby Junction Railway Plan includes new routes through Warwickshire and Leicestershire with possible deviations up to one hundred yards from current lines and abandonment of branch lines as detailed by solicitors Corrie and Carter Birmingham dated October 3, 1836
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irmingham and
Derby Joncfson
William the Fourth
London and Birmingham
Birmingham
Derby
Birmingham and Derby Junction
Birmingham and
Bolehall
Isle of Tamworth
Warwick
Rugby
Lutterworth
Poantys
Tamworth
Bol
Glascote
Wilnecote
Warwickshire Moor
Amington
Shuttington
Alvecote
Polesworth
Bramome
Waverum
Warton
Grendon
Sheepy
Great Sheepy
Merevale
Pinwall
Pinwall Grange
Witherley
Leicester
Mencetter
Mancester
Atherstone
Whittington
Caldecote
Hartshill
Weddington
Napeaton
Chilvers-Coton
Stockingford
Griffe
Atneborough
Horeston
Marston-Jabet
Bramcote
Weston
Weston-in Arden
Bulkington
Ryton
Bedworth
Shilton
Barnacle
Withybrooke
Hopsford
Worcester
Stafford
Hirmingham and
Coleshill
Clif
Kisie
Ald
Arwick
Gilsdon
Gilstone
Gilson
Aston
Aston Juxta
Water Orton
Curdworth
Dunton
Lea Marston
Marston
Meratove
Lea
Kingsbury
Kingsbury Hall
Hemmingford
Cliff
Hampton-in-Arden
Nether Whitacre
Corrie and Carter
Solicitoris
Cartwright Mains To The Editor Of The True Sun
A letter from Thomas Cleary in 1836 proposes publishing Maxims and Propositions by Major Cartwright on the five elements of the English Constitution. It argues radicals seek liberty and constitutional vigor, and lists numerous quoted principles about liberty, power, and law, urging room for weekly installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
True Sun
Major Cartwright
England
Tremain
Thomas Cleary
Alfred-place
Bedford-square
Liberty
Sellen
University of Oxford
Fortese
Cicero
Sir William Jones
BI. Com
Beccaria
ENTE
Lofft
Wind powered railway test and central court’s reach
A Durham to Sunderland line experiment shows wind propelled railcars can reach ten miles per hour with a sail on a temporary mast. Five coal wagons later joined the test, yet no sail was raised. Judges plan the Central Criminal Court’s monthly sessions and consider extending its jurisdiction from ten to fifteen miles from central London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Sunderland
Mechanics’ Magazine
Centraal Qgaiminat Court
Central Criminal Court
Free Trade and Swiss Prosperity Under Liberal Policy
A UK commentary endorses Dr Bowring’s Swiss trade report, arguing free trade boosts working-class welfare despite Switzerland’s lack of ports and capital. It cites low wages, light taxation, and mobility of labor and capital, praising Swiss democratic openness, broad popular support for free commerce, and the ability of Swiss industry to reach global markets despite mountains and distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Switzerland
Bowring
England
Mediterranean
Atlantic Ocean
Italy
France
Germany
Jura
Alpine
Swiss Confederation
Prussian Commercial League
Appenzell
Zurich
Constance
United States
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Coventry
Basil
von du Muhll Burckhardt
Duchy of
Baden
Great Cattle Show At Perth Attended By Nobility
The Perth Advertiser reports the annual Highland show held in Perth at the Depot with roots seeds and implements on display. Over 5,000 attendees viewed cattle horses and sheep while a public dinner in the Barracks hosted Marquis of Breadalbane and other senior figures. The chairman praised the Highlands society and agricultural progress amid favorable profits. awards totaled 762 stock, 315 more than the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal and General Life Assurance Society
Chancery-lane
Earl of Devon
Lord Lurat
Herbert
Chan Jenner Elur Wiliam Wingfield
Keene
W.C. L
Lyon
James Woliniag Montagu
Feg
K.C. Parker
Kenyon
Esq. Price
Saml
Grove
Eng
M P
Robert
Wightwich
Simpkinson
K.C. Swanasson
C.T
Eag
Patong Prem
Perth
England
Ireland
Scotland
Marquis of Breadalbane
John Campbell
John Gray
Fox Maine
Handley
Lincolnshire
Eadaile
Lord Kinnaird
Gov. Clerk
M.B
Home Drummond
Elman
M.P
Captain Crowley
Marquis of Tweeddale
William Graham
Douglas Gordon Hallyburton
Abercromby
Chalmers
Auldbar
David Kiplock
Patrick Walker
Highlands
Antil
Jobs Campbell
John Camps
Forth
Rural police urged to curb crime and save costs
Tyne Mercury cites need for a county police force distinct from urban constabulary. Editor argues rural districts suffer depredations, with few constables who are often absent or occupied in other trades. Proposes county rates fund a smaller, efficient force to protect property and reduce overall crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyne Mercury
Newcastle
Turnpike Trusts
Middlesex
A. Auith
Metals Knowledge From Ancient to Modern Machinery
A London Mechanics' Institute lecture traces metals from ancient tools to modern industry. It notes Bible references to skilled brass and iron artisans, describes ore varieties and oxidation, and details the impressive feats in gold and silver work, wire drawing, and the refinement processes powering steam engines and rail travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bare Tabal-Cain
Oura
Muchet
Greece
Lloyds rough handling on Tottenham court road incident
A Camden-town gentleman named Lloyd, with a young lady in a gig, was blocked by a mud cart and a row of vehicles on Tottenham court road. Dirt was thrown at the lady twice, thrice, provoking Lloyd to confront the offender and he delivered a severe thrashing, drawing audience cheers as he drove away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Guardians
Ventry-hall
Cambercell
Camberwell
America
Itout
Nnme
Lloyd
Camden-town
Tottenham-court-road
Cornwall
Davies Gilbert
Francis Barlow
John Basset
Lord Lyndhurst
Morning Chronicle
Culchester
Corporation
Se‘onight
Brighton Guardian
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Office of Ordnance
Peene
Majesty
of Cnsery
Woolwich
Pallall
B. Byham
Boulogne Direct
Balond Granean
Wharladj Rapid
J. Bebaden
Commercial Steam Packet Company
Fish-street
Hill
Oxford Street
Holland London Steam Packet Company
Custom House Quay
Hall
Rownlow and Pearson
High Street
Hull
WM. MO. Hall and Co
London
Association Macaubus and
Cocaes
Barc Ity Mounteney
National Brazilian Mining Association
Thropmorton-mreet
Westminster Cemetery Company
Paraun
Marquis of Westminster
Edmund Byn
Francis Whitmarsh
Geo. Pocock
Bart
F.R
Major Seymour
I.R.S
Edward Curzon
John Johnson
Callander
T. B. Avered
Saurcher A.H. Burt Esq
Erect
Westminster
Chelsea
Hammersmith
Kensington
Brompton
Knightabridge
Pulham
A. H. Ber
Sex Street
Strand
C.P. Living
Leadenhall
Collas
Athenaeum
Lords
Cotamans
F. de la Mennais
Chandler
Candlewick
Henry Kent Causton
Airchinlane
Simpkin and Marshall
Penury
Pruper
Guardians of the Poor
Rural Police
London Mechanics’ Instin
Cuemisteyy
Hally
Jacquier
Thompson
Murray
Brande
Ure
Neary
Francis Moore
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Vallerias
Earth
Goth
Anther
Puta
Makite
Ane
Betot
Jerusasalem
Semiramis
Owen Wid
Beste Es Cof
Assyria
Moses
Rhine
Rione
Danae
Tazes
Senet
Ena
Mountaiéons
Hungary
Sseay Pointe
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