Serious Accident on the Eastern Counties Railway
A heavy accident on the Eastern Counties Railway near Brentwood leaves one worker dead and several injured as an engine derails after failing to shut off steam on a steep descent. Inquests begin. driver Foster among the injured and later died of his wounds.
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Eastern Counties Railway
Brentwood
Brentwood Hill
Inc
Purwell’s Bridge
Rada
Eastman
Foster
Ditto
Austin
Ebsi
H.corbould
Mr. Pierson
Col. Tyler
Mr. Brown
Colchester
Tozer
Ebsworth
Optician
Fleet Street
C. C. Lewis, Esq
Essex
Fleece Inn
Brook Street
Brentford
George Richard Ebsworth
John Eastman
Joan Sidey Coley
Duncan
Butler
William Collier
Eastmar
Collier
William Hayes
Nag’s Head Bridge
Dancin
William Thompson
Ellis
John Tabor
Times
Norwich
Gerson
Palmer
Willan
Moss
South Weald
William Richardson
John Braithwaite
Southampton Railway Company
Andere
Couyries Rartuway
London Hospital
Western Railway Bath opening fixed for August 31
Reports confirm the Bath line opening on Monday August 31 after successful experimental runs. An engine reached sixty miles per hour, a Meridian and tender covered Salford to No3 tunnel in three minutes, and 24 loaded waggons hauled for ballast. Bath skew-bridge and station due soon, Bristol terminus progressing rapidly. Also notes on Liverpool voter lists and a Paddington omnibus fatality.
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Great Western Railway
Bath
Meridian
Salford
Keynsham
No.3
Bristol
Liverpool
House of Commons
J. Campbert
Paddington
Debut of Mr David Rees in Paul Pry at Haymarket Theatre
The Haymarket crowd filled to witness Mr David Rees in Paul Pry. Critics found his portrayal too slow but the audience cheered. Strickland impressed as Colonel Hardy and Miss P Horton shone as Phebe with an encore for Cherry Ripe.
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Liston
Paul Pry
Rees
Strickland
Colonel Hardy
Miss P. Horton
Phebe
Lacy
Queen Adelaide
AshLey
Barber
Grisi
Rubini
Tamburini
Lablache
Cerito
Taglioni
Eliason
Drury-lane Theatre
Wilson
Adelphi Theatre
Edinburgh
Murray
Worcester Theatre
Braham
Worcester
Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury Imnes
Kean
Conk
M‘donnell
Theatre Royal
Cork
Sergeant Jackson
M‘doennell
Francis Seymour
Glasgow
Waterford
Barnaroy
J. W. Wallack
Holmes
Mr. Wallack
Hamlet
Richard
Charles Kean
Brighton
Wallack
Nero
Sporting Intelligence report on horses and yachting events
The article surveys betting on Launcelot Crucifix and other racehorses at Leamington and St Leger markets with odds and outcomes, then details Westminster Bridge, Lambeth Watermen, and Royal Yacht Squadron regatta results including Antelope Reindeer and Dream, plus related weather, grouse shooting notes, and a sale of the Albatross yacht.
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Tattersall
Mownpay
Launcelot
Crucifix
Gibraltar
Broadwathh
Galen
Theon
Viceroy
Christianetta
Bowes
Hetman Platoff
Clarion
St. Lecen
Meiklam
Sheppard
Holmes
Young-un
Eglinton
Dr. Caius
Derby
Rawlinson
Waterloo-bridge
Upper Road
Westminster-bridge
Surrey Shore
Corry’s Road
Blue
Green
Red
Pink
Yellow
Lambeth
William Wilson
William Rolls
William Richards
J. Richards
Henry Maynard
Edward Maynard
Westminster Bridge
Vauxhall
Brunswick
Henry Moore
George Wilson
Richard Wilson
James Maynard
Henry Shelton
C. Maynard
Wm. Hawkins
John Wild
Lambeth-palace
Scarlet
Vauxhall Bridge
Hungerford
Surrey
Benawwick
Lambeth Stairs
Duchess of Kent
St. Mary’s
Roya Yacht Squadron
Cowers
Wight
Royal Yacht Squadron
John Moore
Reindeer
George Bentinck
Dream
Earl of Yarborough
Royal Yacht Squadronhouse
Cowes-castle
Yarmouth Roads
Cowes Castle
Marquis of Conyngham
Earl of Wilton
Earl of Craven
Louisa de Horsey
Corry
Smith
Lord Clonbrook
Southampton
Yarmouth
Royal Yacht Squadron Club
Bentinck
Moore
Viscount Powerscourt
West Cowes-castle
Castle-point
Harriet
Ariel
Flower
Garnet Bay
Leeds Mercury
Galloway
Muirburn
Scotland
Minnigiff
Fowler
Dum‘ies Courier
Guecas
Grampians
Blair
Dalwhinnie
Braemar
Perth
Highlands
Marquis of
Waterford
Lord Kinnaird
Falar
Earl of Durham
Yacht Squadron Club
Sydney
Port Philip
Composition of the new Spanish ministry and Cortes aims
Spain forms a ministry with Ferraz as president and war minister, Onis foreign minister, and others, seeking Queen Regent backed reforms including repealing crown appointment of alcaldes. Cortes not to convene before December, while Madrid reports Barcelona tranquility and Espariero’s cautious stance amid political shifts.
Picture of Innocence and the Forty Thieves in Old Bailey
A London police court report details John Harris titled the Picture of Innocence, denied theft, and was committed to Bridewell for three months while an identifying officer linked him to the Forty Thieves gang. The notes cover cases from Bow Street to Worship Street, including Stappine and a large seizure of property from a marine store shopkeeper. Police investigated stabbing at Covent Garden market, extensive tea seizures, and burglary trials, with witnesses and magistrates delivering terse judgments. The column blends petty theft, assault, distressed borrowers, and a public notice of arrest and remand proceedings across several districts.
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Bridewell
Bow Street
Cuarce Or Stappine
Witness
Beale
Martin
Covent-garden
Hall
Marylebone
George Amilton
Union Street
Middlesex Hospital
George Taylor
John Williams
Restieaux
E Division
Hamilton
Hanneth
Silver-street
Golden-square
Hannetick
Masser
Portland-street
Jervis
Foley-street
Taylor
Williams
Newgate
Marlborough Street
James Warren
Ann Warren
Shepherd and Walton
Oxford-street
Berwick-street
Soho
Tallyman
Turner
Dean-street
Turner's
Queen Square
Erranv Soy
Alfred Walker
Sheppard
V Division
Harriet Walker
Richard Reece
Matthew Evans
King’s Road
Chelsea
Reece
Gregorie
Worship Street
George Gilchrist
Grove
Charles-square
Hoxton
Frodsham
Clifford
Mak
Gilchrist
Triel
Ward
Shoreditch
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Sporting Intelligence
St. Margaret's
St. John’s
Charles Campbell
J. Kennett
J. Jones
Sen
William Spratt
John Jones
William Chandler
H. Elliss
Sawyer's
Milbank
Middlesex
Black
William May
James Howell
William Campbell
Edward Howell
John Ellis
George Campbell
Strand-lane
Purple
Warritoo-Bripey Recatti
Westminster
Watts
Barrow
William Creed
R. Barrow
H. Watts
T. Eyre
William Easton
E. Barrow
Spain
M. V. Ferraz
M. Onis
M. J. Ferraz
M. Cabella
Saragossa
Interior
M. Seville
Justice
M. Armize
Marine
Espariero
Barcelona
Hanover
Assembly of the Estates General
Ernest Augustus
Georce
Baron von Scheele
Geerce
von Stralenheim
Schulte
von der Wisch
von Schele
von Falcke
Hamburg
Amaica
Paragon
Montego Bay
Jamaica
Buenos Ayres
Monte Video
Condor
Lavelle
Rosas
Chichester
Broadstairs
Maltby
Durham
King’s College
Ghuznee
Lord Keane
William James
London
Alderman Gibbs
Storie
Farncombe
Hohnan
Travers’ College
Windsor
Holman
Board of Customs
Thomas Durant
Ireland
Grand Hotel
Covent Garden
Apothecaries’hall
England
Lillywhite
Redgate
Sussex
Box
Kent
Newcastle-on- Tyne
John Carr
Wm. Ord
Headlam
Sunderland
Leeds
Carburton
Nottinghamshire
Henry Cutts
Sankey
New Ferry
Cheshire