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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 30, 1845

Page

6

Electrical railway train indicator proposed in Paris

At a Paris Academy of Sciences meeting M Vojardin proposed an electrical telegraph based method to indicate a locomotive’s precise position on a line. A passing engine would touch a spring to signal the station index via agreed signs, enabling location tracking along the route.

Academy of Sciences Paris M. Vojardin

Mixed Miscellany Highlights From 19th Century Notices

Sir Robert Peel funds 400 pounds yearly for Mr Bonham. Debates on Lisburn trials and deputy magistrates dismissal. Loss of books from Bradbury Greatorex. Atmospheric propulsion tests on London Croydon railway line with ascent of 1 in 50 incline. Memorial efforts for late Sir William Follett include Lord Chancellor and peers. Robbery case in Camden town leaves Miss Bressy in danger of lockjaw. Wheat harvest in Gironde and late grape heating fears. Balloon remnants found near Gravesend. Clerkenwell Prison rebuild planned on solitary system. Royal Arts Commission sets March May 1817 submission windows. Newsvendor case on stamp fraud and reading newspapers. Detective haul of two criminals returned from Ireland to Carlisle. Tragic drowning of Lord Ranfurly’s son at Saltash. Market reports from Leeds, Huddersfield, Rochdale, Leicester, Bradford, Manchester and Liverpool. Weekly railway receipts listed across major routes.

Robert Peel Mr. Bonham Ordnance Globe Donan Bradbury, Greatorex and Co London and Croydon Reat Sosa Sun William Fortert Exeter Sir William Follett London Innts of Court Earl of Devon Lord Brougham Lord Langdele Lord Campbell Rt. Peel James Graham John Russell Lord Palmerston Exchequer R. L. Sheil Lord Mabon Tindal Equity Common Law Arches Admiralty Cvorta Sons of Court Mastera Chancery Lock Faront Misa H. Bressy Seysell-street Camdentown Miss Bressy Miss Dresey Ma Greey Cliffe Gravesend Mantz Pallox Clebrenwell Clerkenwell Middlesex Pentonville Westminster Hall Thea Kingsgate Street Commissioner Dubois Stamp Office Dubois Richard Pattinson Carlisle Greenhead Getty Mooney Ireland Thomas Hetherington Hetherington Liverpool Merpeth Tietspeny Cumberland Granville Knox Bryant R.S. Wallack St. Budeau Devonshire Saltash Ranfarly Leeds Huddersfield Rochdale Dleicester Bradford Manchester

Mrs Candle lectures and court drama at Adelphi

Review of Mrs Candle's lectures adapted for the Adelphi edition with a new farce Inquire Within and a comic drama By Royal Wom and a description of the Gothe masquerade at Vauxhall including performances by Miss Fairbrother and the Emperor Leopold II plot details and stagecraft noted.

Callei ‘Theaubject Ehthers Alec Ceutic Mra. Cimdle Ally Adelphi Tevecceur Oy Ier Selby Wright Royal Wom Mrs. Keeley Gothe Leopold of Austria Sly Gothe Peondy Abe Hermann Leopold II Leopold Gothein Roya Poxriscanic Institution Duke of Wellington H. T. Ryall Vacxhall George the Vauxhall Gardens Brubebiy Jack Sheppards Ojibbeways Masanielios London Prince Consort Maypole Morris Dencera Edinburgh We. Farren Florence Wm. Farren Lyse

Racing at Doncaster and York features heavy betting

A dense record of Monday racing at Doncaster and York with extensive closing prices includes the St Leger market and several Yorkshire stakes events. Weather influenced wagering as leading contenders such as Weatherbit and Miss Sarah attracted notable support along with a raft of other horses, and multiple heats and match races were reported across venues.

Phantom kite or smuggling plot found near Paris

Market gardeners spotted a long white phantom among Paris trees at daybreak on Sunday. They discovered a huge kite with bladder wings and a large one at the tail, believed intended to evade octroi duty. Revenue officers seized the smuggler kite after it became entangled in the trees.

Guelma Ineria Mlata Mountains Donatus Deradji Ben Kerad New Mong Suvaarina St. Maude Paris Pctroi

Sussex appoints two government commissioners in brief period

The Gasette notes George Darby MP for East Sussex and William Blamire as in closure commissioners, compatible with parliamentary tenure. Rumors hint East Sussex MP may retire, while candidates to enter the field swirl as speculative ravours. Sussex Advocate comments on agriculture backers and Lord Lennox with Darby amid government favour.

Gxronor Dansy, Esq George Darby East Sussex William Blamire Sussex Lord A. Lennox Robert Friends of Agriculture Lord Lennox Mr. Darby Sussex Advocate

Devastating Mill Storm Hits Monville Valley Factories

A violent hurricane levelled three major mills near Malannay vix Monville viz Picquot Mare and Neveu causing 40 dead and 100 wounded in under two minutes. Roofs collapsed walls fell and machinery lay in heaps as surgeons clergy and officials organized aid, with hundreds evacuated and many missing under wreckage. The Disaster disrupted villages Le Houlme Malaunay Monville Esteune Cleves and Anceaumarille with vast property losses estimated at 620000 francs.

Arrondissen Houlme M. Roaff Com Hey, &c Malannay M. Bailes M. Neveu Monville M. Picquot M. Mare M. Neven M. Maro Rouen M. Flobert Cheval Noir Roins M. Neven’a M. Mare's Smany le Houlme Malaunay Esteue Cleves St. Meare's M. de la Preugne Mr. Tougard AY. Dubue Nonville Baron de Mont M.de la Prengne

Queen and Canopus shine in trials of ships of three and two decks

Reports from a naval squadron on the 30th claim the Queen proved best among three deckers while the Canopus led among two deckers. Trafalgar Vanguard and Superb were at the opposite end of the results, with Superb notably underperforming. Distressing wrecks follow near Buckhaven as Red Rover goes aground, ten men drown including master Wo Thompson. Rescue attempts fail. Lt Wilde, Mr Lucas, and several seamen perish after a fishing boat is dashed on rocks near Dunbar. The tragedy leaves families bereaved and communities in mourning.

Caithness Thas Assynt Sutherlandshire Themin Sjogla Orwa Raphael Ap Giineau Dunbeath Tarbet Macleod Augus Macleod Simon Macleod Angus Macpherson H Wm. Mackensie Donbesth Helmedale Wick Thoraday Whallgoo Regina Macwilliam Isle of Whithorn Forst Jess Sinclair Tuvsanxss Ace Duchess of Sutherland Flamborough Head North Eeat Saa Montrose Northumberland Charleston Firth of Forth Firth Aberdeen Inverness Lord Macdonald Duchesa Duke of Richmond Kessock Roads Cromarty Inverness Courier Nasty Shierps B. Billinger Corsice Cherbourg Eagle Atkinson Bridlington Bayfield Isabella Havre Briz John Scott Holland Whitby Shamrock Yarmouth Shipping Gazette Dancen Granton Pier Aberdeen Bay Granton Bay of Aberdeen Itia Vanguard Superb Miedabaies Red Rover Buckhaven Thompson Bamall Rock Iron Pube Wilde Lucus David Darg Peter Darg William Miller Willan Clement Rock Cea Wylde Lucas Peter Dary William Clement Caledonian Mercury

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