Telegraphic railway indicator proposed at Paris Academy
A Paris Academy talk last week described M Dujerdin’s electrical telegraph to indicate a locomotive’s precise position along the line by touching a spring at stations. a sign system would connect the index to each station through agreed signals. A curious item reports a pigeon at Vean hill carrying a note to the Duke of Wellington about long-distance release from Idabos in July 1845, and its death en route. The column then recounts varied miscellany from Antwerp to Morocco, including a huge locomotive Great Britain, ancient cavern inscriptions, and other railway era curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Sciences
Paris
M. Dujerdin
South Western Railway
Veanhill
Duke of Wellington
Idabos
London
Apsley House
Duke of Welton
Thames
Antwerp
Vince
France
Bromsgrove
Bristol and Birmingham
M‘connell
Ocean
Great Britain
Hak
Lickey
Philadelphia
Mémorial de Raven
William Evans
Havre
Lord G. Bentick
Greast
W. Abdale
Alice Grey
Isleworth
Antonio
Anna Perenna
Etona
St. Michael
Deed Fame
Count Batthyany
Pergularia
Chapple
Mr. Colaman
Ramasoutom
Perguleris
Devil
Pineapple
Coe
Master Stepney
George Bentinck
Coal Black Rose
Lord Glamis
Miss Robinson
Mise Robinson
Duke of Richmond
Abdale
Lord Exeter
Wee Pet
John O'Gaunt
Mr. Ramsbottom
Mr. Madox
Jobo o’Gaunt Pic Nic
End
Mr. Greville
Trump
Rolt
Mr. Heaketh
Canteen
Mr. Brettle
Woodbine
Willan
Elysium
Eleanor
Adelphi and Lyceum Theatres New Pieces Review
The Adelphi presented Mrs Caudle's Lectures with an added underplot featuring Captain Crevecenor while Mrs Candle performed well. The Boy King offered pageantry more than plot. At the Lyceum By Royal Command and Inquire Within showcased Keeley as Gothe in comic and farce pieces with lively courtly misadventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphi
Captain Crevecenor
Louis Quinze
Madame Celeste
Marshal Villeroy
de Richelieu
de Pompadour
Monsieur Dubois
Bastile
Totura
Madame Sobreaux
Miss Wolgar
Mrs. Keeley
Gothe
Ranger
Leopold of
Austria
Sly Gothe
Bols
Hermann
Leopold II
Leopold
Salon
Duke of Wellington
H. T. Ryall
Vauxsall
George the Third
Vauxhall Gardens
Sack Sheppards
Masanielios
Brees
London
Prince Consort
Sorex Zooroska
Garpers
Edinburgh
Devastating North Sea Storm Hits Scottish Coast
A severe northeast gale battered the north coast of Scotland causing extensive wrecks and loss of life. Seventeen boats wrecked or driven ashore near Wick, Dunbeath, Whaligoe and surrounding stations with significant property losses and multiple fishermen missing or dead. Public subscriptions were opened to aid the survivors and relatives, while rescued crews reported harrowing scenes and daring rescues amid towering waves and floating wreckage.
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Scotland
Rinnafety
Ralsed
Asaynt
Sutherlandshire
Tom Plank
Asven
Pulteney Town
Dunbeath
Tarbet Macleod
Angus Macleod
Simon Macleod
Angus Macpherson
Wm. Mackensie
Eouth
Danbrath
Halmsdale
Wick
Thoreday
Whaligoe
Regina
Macwilliam
Whitborm
Sinclair
Inverness
Duchess of Sutherland
Flamborough Head
Rosea
Montrose
Northumberland
Charleston
Firth of Forth
Firth
Aberdeen
Lord Macdonald
Duke of Richmond
Kensock
Cromarty
Satrwasce
Norta Surerps
B. Billinger
Coralie
Cherbourg
Atkinson
Bellinger
Eagle
Union
Thomas Barker
Eny
Bridlington
Bayfield
Isabella
Havre
John Scott
Holland
Whitby
Shemrock
Yarmouth
Shipping Gazette
Dancer
Granton Pier
Aberdeen Bay
Granton
Bay of Aberdeen
St Leger Betting Dominate Racing Notebook
In a Monday racing post Tatterssall column the focus is the St Leger ahead of other plans with Weatherbit favored and Miss Sarah attracting strong support. Public bets on major runners include Mentor and The Merry Monarch though Old England remains out of favor. Closing prices list long odds for many contenders led by Weatherbit and The Baron while Derby bets are minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delling
C Sr
Melor ‘Arbargh
Yarbareh
Sarah
Cully
Lagat
St. Pat
Grat Wicke
Yarburgh
Dertroxp Recatta
Deptford
John Bean
Edward Meara
Richard Fowles
James Richarde
Jeremiah Johnson
Archibald Fowles
James Richards
Tas Navrizos
Stan Gatz
Oaxs Matcu
Battersea
Hammersmith Bridge
Dyatt
Ford
Walsh
Narray
Hind
Red
Putney Bridge
E. Laverock
Pitmain
Kingussie
Inverness-shire
Laverock
Carlisle Journal
Game Paeaervine
H. Verney
Harry
Middle
Steaple Claydon
Boyd
London
Aylesbury News
Tattersall
Peri
Doncaster
Weathercock
Miss Serah
Old England
Baron
Ducan Darras
Mentor
Merry Monarch
Red Robin
John Day
Forth
Yerburgh
Gully
St. Paul
Gratwicke
Major Yarburgh
Mostyn
Painter
Watts
Irwin
Ireland
Wreford
Ramsay
Mid Lothian
Hesselline
Exeter
Miltown
Anson
Kedger, 40 To 2 Agat Lord Stradbroke’s Idas
A. Johnstone
Annandale
Ferguson
Mr. Fox
R. Bulkeley
Chertsey
Insolvent, bankrupts, and notices in August burghs list
Wairtyitt reports on insolvencies, bankrupts, licensed victuallers, dividends, and certificates for creditors. The column names individuals and firms across England including Manchester, Sunderland, Darhem, Pontefract, Liverpool, and London with dates in September. It lists creditors actions, partnerships dissolved, and trades from guards, grocers, and ironmongers to ship agents and wool buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wairtyitt
Hom
Bir
N.C
Tindal
Kat
Court of Pleas
Bag
Richiad
Enla
John Owen
Manchester
Lancaster
Thomas Burn
Kingsland
Victoallar
W. M. Hansard
Par Toad
Holloway
End Highgate
Floristt
J. Hodgson
Liverpool
Acrivener
Hiode
Thom
T. F. Lucas
Leamington Priors
Warwickshire
Long Buckly
Northamptonshire
Money Acrivener
J. M. Leader
Oxford Street
B. Chandler
Stanmorr
T. Seddon
Calbirpe Plete
Gray's In Road
Upbolaterer
J. Halroyd
Eatley
Yorkshire
J. Rostron
Edenfeld
W. Manwaring
W. Mintowaring
Birmingham
C. Parker
Bristol
W. May
W. H. Rawe
Portses
King
Newgate
E. Thomas
Clifton
W. Walter
Crawford Street
Marylebone
Alk Mercer
G. Byford
J. Mick
T. Wadley
J. S. Wood
J. Evans
D. Parry
Ruthin
Denbighshire
R. Straus
Mincing Lane
Queen Street
Cheapdile
North and
Jonx
G. Plummer
Govitoo
Monmouthshire
G. Hoste
Rochdale
Lancashire
P. Deakin
Market Drayton
Shropshire
R. Lewshwaite
Paradise Row
Rotherhithe
E. Doney
Thames Street
Kingston
W. C. Simpson
Waterloo Road
Lambeth
Admiralty
Tember
F. Dawson
All Farthing Lane
Wandsworth
H. Pike
Mary Street
Hampstead Road
St. Pancras
J. Saunders
London Road
Twickenham
H. Front
Stockbridge Terrace
Pimlico
T. Shelloo
Church Street
Russell Street
Bermondsey
J. H. le Brun
Maidstone
Kent
H. Fisher
Dean Street
St. Andrew
Holborn
P.lynham
Hankrupts
G. Cheanell
Capel
Surrey
Carpenter
J. Guy
Buoy Street
St. James
Westminster
S. C. Bigmore
Haveril
Suffolk
J. Redden
R. Hutchinson
Jewry Street
Aldgate
J. Joplin
Bishop Wearmouth
Durham
J. R. Owen
Harley
Penzance
Cornwall
J. Curtis
Liskeard
C. D. Broughton
J. J. Garnett
Nantwich
Cheshire
J.and
H. Arnold
Farndon
T. Newton
Holbeach
Lincolnshire
J. P
G. J. Brady
Great Stu Melens
F. J. Rawlings
Cheltenham
T. Lovell
Henstridge Marsh
Somersetshire
C. Sanders
Derby
J. Smith
Rugely
Staffordshire
Money Echveorr
T. Capes
Bordesly
Fletcher
Roscoe, Roberts, and Co
Ban
C. Whitaker
Oswin, Goode, and Co
Lyndenhall Street
East India
Wilson and Neave
Colcheater
Smith and Son
Ironbridge
J. Clarke
Norwich
J. Hutton and Co
Kearesborough
Woodmansey and Boydon
Kingston, Upon Hull
coopers—Punton and Munn
Harbour Grace
Newfoundland
R. Stewart and Co
Glasgow
Parliamentary appointments and old militia details in 1845 notices
Friday August 29 reports appointments to parliamentary roles in Cirencester and Kingston upon Hull, plus a Leicestershire Regiment militia captaincy. It lists sugar price averages by region, Bank of England balance, and Irish and Scottish banking notes. It also includes medical treatise adverts and press opinions on health volumes with publishers and street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of
Cirencester
John Radford Chichester
John Ladford Chichester
St. George's Place
Syde Park
James Emerson Tennent
Her Majesty
Chiltern
Leicester
Leicestershire Regiment of Old Militia
Sadler
N. C. Tindal
S Court of Common Pleas
John Saxedbye
Kingston Upon Hull
Kingston Upon Hall
East Riding of
Yorkshire
Great Britain
America
Mauritius
East Indies
Grocers’ Hall
Grocers’ Company
Hank
England
Victoria
J. C. Huggy
Cahier
Scotland
Bank of Ireland
Ireland
Lamert on Debility and Nervous Disorders From Excess
A 19th century advertisement for a book by Samuel Lamert on concealed causes of nervous debility from youthful excesses. It details the tenth edition price and postal options, describes the author’s credentials, and lists London and regional booksellers. The notice promises practical observations on marriage and reproductive health, with restoration guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
USA
Perry
Berners-Street
Oxford-Street
London
C. J. Lucas and Co
Newman-street
Oxford Streets
Brittain
Paternoster-row
J. Gordon
Ball-Street
G. Mansell
King-street
Southwark
C. Westerton
Park-alde
Baightabridge
Noble
Chancery-lane
Huet
Princes-street
Cester-Square
H. Phillips
and Hatoay
Oxfad-street
T. Lawler
St. Ann’s-square
Manchester
W. Howell
Dale-street
Liverpool
W. Wood
High-street
Birmingham
W. and
H. Robinson
Greenside-street
Edinburgh
T. Price
Parsons
Messrs. Lucas and Co
Ives
Samuel Lamert
Brurorn-squaak
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Hall
Stafford Gazette
Wakehel Journal
S. Gilbert
Starfe
Tichborne-street
Quadrant
Regent-street
Hannay and Co
Gordon
Leadenhall-street
Heywood
Oldham Street
Watta
Snowhill
Baraclough
Fargate
Sheffield
D. France and Co
Butcher Bank
Newcastle-on-Tyne
W. Love
Nelson-street
Glasgow
Mad
Eas Hood
J. L.cemus
Courant
Hurgess
Medical
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Hannay
Barth
Brydges-street
Strand
Mano
Cornhill
Strange
Guest
Bull-street
Sawler
Philip
South Castle
Ferris and Score
Bristol
Chronicle Office
Oxford
Guy
Chelmsford
Independent Pressence
Cambridge
J. Clancy
Bedford
Row
Dublin
Bolster
Cork
Headersoe
Belfast
Hobinson
Paton and Love
Strachan
Aberdeen
Gealtale
Herts
Mercury
Curtis
Age
Argus
Messrs. Curtis and Company
Faith Street
Soho Square
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Society of Friends
Eloug
Moses
Noah
Confucius
Mahomet
Mehemet Ali
Morocco
Bernardotte
Sweden
Martinique
Madame Bernadotte
Napoleon
Corsice
Josephine
Franklin
Borer
John Tyler
Oliver Cromwell
Polk
Loco Foco
Isabella Queen
Spain
Christina
Naples
General Espartero
King Christophe
St. Kitts
Haiti
Bolivar
General Paez
Vaco de Gama
Columbus
Astor
New World
Astor-house
New York
Joseph Bonaparte
Madeira
Zal
Portugal
Guelma
Igeria
Mlaia
Donatus
Deradji Beno Berad
London and York
Greenwood Place Road
James Wyld
Mechanics’ Magazine
Peter
York Minster
Kingdom
Tom
Lincoln
Leede Mercury
Julius Cesar
John Ball
Johnny Bull
John
Fred
Tovsgsnat
Felix Booth
Lord Rosslyn
Elemi
Mann
Mr. Thompson
Anas Perens
Mr. Reamabottom
Br c
Mas
Selvidere
Mr. Bainbridge
Black Stockings
Air
S. Smith
Evenon
Lord G. Bentinck
John Gaunt
H. Bell
Mr. Death
Sir G. Heathcote
John o’Gaunt
Pic Nic
Campanile
T.Y.C. Post
Atend
C. Heath
H. Bei
S. Scott
Groxter Danny, Esq
George Darby
N.P
East Sussex
William Blamire
Buttts Ao
Sussex
Lord A. Lennox
Robert
Friends of Agriculture
Lord Lennor
Mr. Darby
Sussex Advocate
Miss Sarah
Weatherbit
Doc En Durras
The
London. Gazettes
Eee
J.R. Eazy
Banking Department
Esereese
Dunruany
Ieelaxd
Banka
Total
Prieta
Bose Waferts
Trior‘and Co
Pold Lovelace
King Atrey
Tisapt and Co
R. J
London Mercantile Journal
Brodie
Messrs. Brodie and Co
Montague-street
Russell-Square
Brith Museum
Lond
J. Willa Whitney Gearing
Smart
County of
Middlesex
Messrs. Curtheland Company
Mt. William
Londo
William MA