Opening of the Eastern Counties Line and Norwich Elys Exposition
A detailed report on the Cambridge Ely line opening, praising the Eastern Counties versus London York route dispute, describing the rapid construction of 83 miles completed in twelve months, the Ely Cathedral visit, speeches by the Bishop of Norwich and Dean of Ely, and the celebratory dinner with Lord Roden and Mr. Peto while noting private interests aligning with public good and the broad public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Counties
Norwich and
Brandon
London and
York
Lincolnshire
London
Peterborough
Ely
House of Commons
Bering Wall
Poulett Scrope
Darby
Lord Courtenay
Lincoln
Newark
King’s Cross
Barnet
Hatfield
Huntingdon
Eastern Counties Company
Cambridge
Lyon
Wisbeach
Spalding
Boston
Tuesaday
Newport
Birmingham
Liverpool
England
Wendon
Lord Braybrooke
Audley End
Buring
Boutsli
London and Fork Committee
Wrangham
Cambridge and
Bedford
Tring
Scoreditch
Bighop
Stortford
Coldstream Guards
Sid Braybrooke
Elys
Norwich
Abyssinia
Peacock
Gunter
Bosanquet
Lord Roden
Ryan
Robert Peel
R. Stephenson
Peto
Bidden
Borthwick
Neville
Forbes Mackenzie
Rowland Alston
Morgan John O'Connell
Major Beresford
Hastie
Ar. Ward
Els
Queen Victoria invited to visit Eu France rumor unfounded
A Globe report from Dierpe says a Sunday rumor in Eu that Queen Victoria accepted Louis Philippe’s invitation to visit France is baseless. The King’s recent orders for a large brick building near the Chateau of Eu are for distinguished visitors, not for a Queen's stay this year. The new structure is substantial and not temporary. no confirmed plan places the Queen at Eu. The report notes Louis Philippe expects guests, but the Queen is not expected to visit Eu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Dierpe
Victoria
Louis Philippe
Chateau of
Globe
Marriace
Hien Lire
Frances Howard
Earl
Charlee Savile
Anglesea Villa
Gosport
Camppell
Robert Peel
Archibald Campbell
Campbell
Lord Mahon
Emerson Tennent
Board of Control
E. Tennent
Egypt
Ceylon
Pasha
Booms
Viscount Canterbury
Southwick Crescent
Addington
Croydon
H. Manners Sutton
Home Department
Archbishop of Canterbury
Lady Canterbury
Teignmouth
Fasutoxs von AuGuet
Paris
London
Magasine
Quebec
Montreal
Jane
M. Texsier
St. John’s
St. Louia
St. John’s Gate
Walla
Perons
Canada
Phenix
Pat St. Francia
General Relief Fund
Lord Metcalfe
Aontreal Times
St. John's
St. Ruch's
Committee of Relief
Quebec Mercury
England
St. Charles
Hope Gate
Cap Blanc
St. Lawrence
Roch
St. Lewis
Faubourg
St John Street
D'Aiguillon
Richelieu
St. Olivier
Claste
St. George
St. Franqois
St. Eustache
St. Acquatin
St. Simon
St. Gabriel
Dion &, Coteau Ste. Genevieve Co
Drolet
Berthelot
Society of Education
Ladies’ Catholic Orphan Asylum
Glacis Street
St. John’s Street
Richelieu Street
Artillery Street
Brothers of the Christian Schools
City Hall
St. Lewis Street
Cote d'Abraham
Jeffrey Hale
Milliken
Pennsylvania
Ville de Lyons
Annexation of Texas Dominates Texas Congress Debate
Long dispatch outlines Texas Congress approval steps for annexation to the United States, with declarations from President Jones, the Austin convention to draft a state constitution, and military moves by U S troops to the Texas frontier. It notes the cessation of hostilities with Mexico, frontier defense plans, and financial provisions for the Texas government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Aii
Acadia
Yon
Hasen
Liverpool
L. M.lane
United States
St. James's
Texan Congress
Maxlee
Sident Jones
Executive Department
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
United States Congress
Tony
Republic
Austin
American Congress
Congress of the Republic of Texas
Mexico
Baron Alleye de Cyprey
Eliott
Hon
Axsox Jexes
House
Republic of Texas
State of
M. Geer
Keufman
Jones
Fort Jessup
Taylor
War Department
Yazoo
Cote Joyeuse
Rodolph
de Soto
New Orleans
Corpus Christi
Rio Grande
2D Regiment of
Mounted Dragoons
Convention of Texas
Thi
Torey
Dublin and Galway Railway inquiry report on alleged frauds
A Lords select committee report examines the Dublin to Galway railway bill and petitions alleging fraudulent subscription contracts. It finds extensive fraud in signatures and allotment distribution, with false names and misaddressed letters used to recruit shares, and notes past bribery payments connected to House proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Dublin
Galway
Lords
Great Southern and Western Railway
Naas
Kildare
Galeway
Grand Canal
Ireland
Irish Great Western
Dublin and
John Ennis
Merrion Square
Gol
John Gaynor
de Vesci
Terrace
Kingstown
Ablin
Daniel Deamond
Ballinasloe
Roscommon
Daniel Kinghan
James Finton
Select Committee
James Pim
Alaos
Boose
Salas
London
House of Commons
Jon
Edmund Bellamy
Jane Hargreaves
Christian Mitchell
Rowe
Fanny Samson
Dolosia House
Wandsworth
W. Walters
C. Rowe
Flace
Samson
Albion Terrace
Wandsworth Road
Mr. C. Rowe
Emily Barnett
Iady
Dolasia
Dolusia House
Emily Bartlet
Emily Bennett
Wandeworth Road
Barrett
Taylor
Misa Fanny Samson
Mra. Samson
Emily Bartlett
Wandaworth Road
Bartlett
Leamington
Doncaster
Reigate
Warwick
Newington Terrace
Dover Road
Frederick Bond Hughes
Kelgate
Peter Read
James Alexander Brower
Post Office
Hughes
Angerson
Bond Hughes
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Stafford
Kingswinford
Staffordshire
Secretary of State For the Home Department
Phillips
Briscoe
Scott
Robins
Lord Talbot
Thorsday
Eliza
William Price
the Cross Inn
Joseph Newey
Newey
Mrs. Price
New
Wordsley
James Baker
Horseshoes Inn
Tomkinson
Onions
Baker
Mr. Bris
Imagistrate
Mr. Briscoe
Rogers
Thomas Newmen Rogera
James Graham
Earl Talbot
Mentenant
Professi
Mancueater
Manchester
America
Hays
Galveston
Nueces
Jarae Gumaberg
Seibe
Tai
Cincinnati
M'Caleb