London and York Line in Commons and Lords debate
A long review of the London and York railway project criticizes the decision process, questions the route via Lincolnshire, and argues the line may not yield promised capital returns. It notes parliamentary days, committee hearings, and potential delays while urging fuller evidence before final readings. Also mentions Emparkation at Woolwich and royal visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
York
Lord Clanricarde
MR. Hawes
Commons
LORDS
Lord Courtenay
Lout York
Ward
Mr. Ward
Wrangham
Barat
Bedford
Bedfordshire
Big
Hertford
Cambridge
Huntings
Ely
Countes Company
Londes
Peterborough
Huntingdon
Lincolnshire
Jny
London and
Wnc
Hervests
London and York
Midland
York and North Midland
York and
Doncassew
Yorks
York and Not
King’s Cross
Yu Wau
Thames
Cation
House of Commons
Bernal
Cambridge and Cola
Hawes
Heson
Capitans
Barksteen
Siena
Hewes
Bruce
Quintus Cortis
Galway
Lincoln
Woolwich
Erard
Royal Victoria and Albert
Her
Royal Yacht
Black Eagle
Antwerp
Continent
Netherlands
Petley
William Bryant
Messrs. Peon and Son‘s
Tue Bishupay
Paixce Atrato
Prince Alfred
Windsor
St. George's Chapel
Bachelor's Acre
Pond
Her Majesty's
Weuesday
Crown and Sceptre Tavern
Greenwich
James Graham
Revert Peel
Duke of Buccleuch
Goulburn
H. Baring
Mr. Pringle
F. Mackenzie
Young
G. Clerk
T. Fremantle
G. Hope
Captain Gordon
Fitzroy
Corry
8. Herbert
Peel
Viscount Mahon
G. Somerset
Earl of St. Germaine
Earl of Lincoln
Ireland
Eurl Delawarr
Ernest Bruce
Colonel Damer
Earl of Warwick
Mleynell
Herries
Horace Tries
Charlies Rose
George Dawson
Greene
Lushington
Scotland
Boldero
Hungerford
Waterman
Quarterimaine
Barbsto
Coxsrircests
Clipperhaw
Joux
H. G. Buldero
Grovenorsquare
Henry George Buldero
South Eastern Railway
Board of Ordnance
Jolly Danny
Grosvenor-square
Borough of
Chippenhaw
H. G. Borpree
J. Darby
William Fortett
William Webb Follett
Inner Temple
Park Street
Westminster
Robert Bayly Follett
Brent Spencer Follett
John Follett
Edward Gifford
George
Follett
Synge
John
Tupsam
Hhis
William
Robert Berkeley
Spetchley
Robert Throgmorton
Bart
Harrington Hall
Chaddesley Corbett
Firmingham Gaeetle
Raxson
England
Cambrian
Chads
C.B
Gosport
South Western Railway
Cooper
Treasury Department
8Th Regiment of Foot
Smact Dents Birt
House of Lords
Birmingham
Dreadful Cromback Colliery Explosion Claims Twenty Nine
A fire damp explosion at Crombach colliery owned by Mr. Powell near Aberdare kills 28 or 29 workers and injures several more. Rescue efforts continue as inquest opens with jurors examining the scene and testimony on ventilation and safety. The inquest verdict condemns the present system and urges a safer ventilation method to prevent future deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea, Powell
Crombech
Dimant
Aberdare
Merthyr Tydvil
Merthyr
Antonant
Meatuyn Trevin
Gla
Moryen
William Davies
Boot Inn
Aneras
David Jenkins
Richard Morris
Howel Williams
Rees Williams
Joseph Philips
Thomas Evans
Evan Lewis
George Thomas
William Williams
David Jones
Jones James
Howel David
John Jones
David Morgan
Thomas Smith
John Edwards
William Edwards
James Thomas
David Thomas
William Llewelyn
William Evans
Thomas Davies
Evan Thomas
John Evans
David Evans
Nicholas Evans
Weostsvar Monsing
Marning
Llewelyn Elias
Thomas Powell
Fh Gaer
Crombach
Thomas the Park
Enoch Williams
Atalla
Thomas Williams
Eev
Honsl David
Considerer
Wayne
Davin
Collery
Fogiend
Powell
David Edwards
Cyfarthfa
Dome
Batter Allio
Davy
Thomas Howell
Jem
Juanes Thomas
James Back
James
Jack
Enoch Wiliams
Liewelyo Elias
Thomas Seymour
Ajurost
Seymour
Thomas Hepge
Lantwit
Dowlais
John Owen
Jacob Thomas
Dyffryn
Cromback
Learard
Hemer
Peraong
Charge of Shooting at a Clergyman at Fishergate
August 2 Parsrox Rev. R Moore incumbent of Lund narrowly escaped as Richard Bennett fired a pistol near him on Fishergate injuring his chest. Bennett, alleged to be the same man who earlier blew up Thomas Parkinson’s house, was committed to Lancaster Castle for trial at the assizes, with his age and background noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishergate
Richard Bennett
Rew
Tim Jobo Harrison
Iem
Carder
Ruby Street
Preston
Fisher Gate
Mr. Moore
Moore
John Harrison
Lancaster Castle
Thomas Parkinson
Kirkham
Bennett
Parkinson
Mourillon Fire Devastates Toulon Depot in July Disaster
A massive blaze engulfed the Mourillon naval depots at Toulon on August 1, destroying timber stores and cutting losses to about 25 million francs. The fire alarm drew troops, officials, and stevedores, with salvage efforts saving milling machinery and stocks. inquiries will determine the fire's origin amid claims of potential sabotage by escaped slaves or negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Besinese
Toulon
Moniteur
Spain
St. Sebastian
Louise Philippe
Chateau
Za Presse
Marshal Bugeaud
Algeria
Marshal Soult
Senate of
St. Amand
M. Bageaud
War Department
M_ Bogssud
Brershal Soult
M. Bugeand
M. Bugeaud
Marshal
Monitent of
Africa
Port Vendres
M. Botta
France
Mossul
Nineveh
Garely
Bagdad
Count Breason
Bordeaux
Abd-el Kader
Morocco
Oran
Ssida
Abd-el-Kader
Deira
England
Prussia
Treport
London
Nestor
M. de Metternich
Lord Aberdeen
M. Bulow
Journal Des Débats
Switzerland
Tuileries
Peninsula
Custom House
New Leon
Orleans
Rouen
Vierzon
Havre
Avignon
Basle
Gerawasy
Cologne
Journal Des Debats
Prince of
Aix la Chapelle
Stolzenfels
Bruhkl
Victoria
Bonn
Bischof
Prince Albert
Rhine
Leopold
Brussels
Coburg
Beethoven
Frederick William
Ols Majeaty
Touroy
Marseilles
Mourillon
Hamen
Meurillan
Diana
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John Hendrick
R.W. Heckelbury
Linc
Ay Wan
Weekly Chronicle
Spell
Eliza
Liverpool
P. L. “Zeman
Snell
Sidney
Gelman
Bombay
Yorkshire Grey Tavern
Lower Thames-street
Brazils
Heckelbury
Priatis
E. S. Drewe
Thomas Costello
Tiverton
Dr. Lima
Serva
Collier
Sergent Manning
Drewe
Devonshire Chronicle
Great Western Railway
Oxford
Paddington
West Drayton
Drayton
Foreign Intelligence