Av Teheran to Erzeroum Journey of Dr Wolff Ends
An account of Dr Wolff's arduous trek from Teheran to Erzeroum aided by Colonel Shiel and Royal forces. Despite severe snow, illness, and exhaustion, he reached Erzeroum on January 4. Colonel Williams and others provided crucial escort, with efforts to recover his health and plan a later move to Trev’ ude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Av Teheran
Shiel
Teheran
Tabriz
Casolavi
Erzeroum
Turkieh
Her
Willistas
Royal Atillery
Wolff
Williams
Trev
Ude
Tragic inquest and harbor fire disrupt London scene
An inquest at Finchley returned death by self hanging for G J Mitts deputy coroner after poverty driven strain. The same issue tells of a massive coal ship fire off East India Dock with scuttling, flames, snow, and crowds watching from Greenwich Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svuicipe
As Acurecuteau Lanovren
G. J. Mitts
West Middlesex
Five Belle
Finchley
Samuel Aedy
Arick Builder
Kay Linder
Rose
East India Dock
Blackwall
Tme
India
Folly House
North Flats
Greenwich Point
Great Britain
Explosion at Sea: Charred Hull of Coal Bark After Fire
A coal bark chartered for her Majesty’s service burned fiercely for hours. Foremast survived as flames surged, deck collapsed, and the hold glowed like a furnace. Fire brigades from London and local towns fought flames through the night, salvaging a damaged hull and towing it for breaking up. The vessel, built at Quebec four years ago, carried coal cargo and was uninsured according to reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Limoerouse
Quebec
Rowland
Areawich
Finlayson
Cnals
Oriental Steam Navigation Company
Aden
London
Union Dock
Limchaust
Lloyd’s AT
J. Payne
Srey Canal
Rehe
Mar‘vali
Prine
Tidta
Bank of England
Marshall
Exeter Hall
James Graham
House of Commons
Sr. Hunter
Wekler
M-P
Lynch
Joses
Curtic
Carpuc
J. Hodgson Rupe
Alrin
Hilles
Ross
National Association of General Practitioners
Council of
the College of Surgeons
North London Ladies Association
Connesion
Alusk Hall
Store-street
Che
Lord Ashley
Lord Chalmondeler
Messrs
Hughes Hughes
Auvail Merrick
Baptist Noel
Westens Railway Megetine
Paddington
Charles Russell
M.P
Rossel
Oxford
Cirencester
Gloucester
Cheltenham
Bristol
Exeter
Great Western Railway
Bristol and Exeter
Bristol and Exeter Railway Company
South Devon
Tom
RAF Ren S
Royal Beronave
Wakley
Fogo
Brigade
Apt
Garwood
Regent's Quadrant
Welden
James
Dames
Wise
R.N
Royal Marines
Charles Menzies
R.H
Kelly
Royal Engineers
Frederick Smith
Aleu
Kent
Queen
Raleigh
Active
Bulldog
Eclipse
Janus
Tocr
Carpentera
Brompton
Sir Thomas Willshire
K.C.B
O'Brien
W. H.sherrith
Board of Admiralty
M. Creigh
K.hg
Lir
Rattan
Gravesend
Tiochester
Gravesen
Tjersey
Guernsey
Due
Caunes
Willian Collins
Jurac
Regis
Napier
Mad Garrat Napier Oh Cap
Galant
Navjor
Hertences
Wiliam Coline
Quention
Newcastle
Weosissay
Coxistos
Arandling Junction
Gateshead
Sunderland
Felling Station
Hinckley Whins
Psreston
Wowmes
Hennah Hetherington
Yorkshire Pit
Standish
Witness
Aod
Thoredey
Preston Chronicle
Sheffield
Panticipe
GaeNxaspor
Irenoside
Thia Town
Thomas Marples
Vane
Naylor
Olan
Provincial. Trial for arson by mistress and servant
Committal for trial follows a rope examination at Northam where wife and her servant Lashbrook and Hayes admit to inflicting arson on Captain Pike's premises. The mistress bailed. the act alleged to have been encouraged by the mistress during absence. The case tied to West of England Insurance and noted local reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Cambrie
Cepein Judkins
Mersey
Fralifas
New York
Odleans
Irpartner
Ibis
Ve Sun
Prom Mexico
Sarebog
New Orleans
Santa Anne
Cy Din Trydae
Paredez
Taisis
Ars
Pepico
Dansosthon
England
Wolters
Bimeford
Ron Sgauxe
Nost Ham
Mars Lashbrook
Marvy Hayes
James Gould
Major Wren
County Ministrats
Lassvbraoks
Captain Pike
John Hamlyn
Bideford
West of England Insurance
Lashbrook
Captain Pyke
North Devcon Journal
Birdiingham
Inen Trapt
Staffordshire
South Staffordshire
Great Britain
Europe
Liverpool
Birmingham Journal
Blachburn
Commercial Inn
Burnley
Patrick Markey
Hutter
Heaton
Godham Hill
Abecot
Mr. Heaton
William Heaton
John Curl
Herbert Jenner Fust
Privy Council
Cambridge
The
Independent Press
Hope
Notiow Prince
Trinity Lodge
Camden Society
Duke of Northumberland
R. R. Faulkner
Bishop of Ely
Parliament Street
Wir
Jens Burpxen
R. St. Faulkner
Cambridge Chronicle
Chatham
Vin. L
Chatham Dockyard
Trymwally
Repeal Assortation meets in Conciliation Hall
Ireland report from mts dated February 10 notes Mr R D Browne M V Mayo presiding. Speakers praise Tory shifts as hopeful for Ireland. Gratton and Smith OBrien urge Catholics access to Dublin College. O'Don, critical of the Queen's speech, questions Bank of Ireland policy and hints at currency changes, warning of danger to Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mts
Repeal Assortation
R. D. Browne
M.V
Mayo
Gratton
Hoe
Ireland
Smith O'Brien
Dublin College
Robert Peel
O'Don
Bank of Ireland
Robert Peo
O'Connell
Scotland Faces Parliamentary Fight Over Scottish Banking
Reports from Glasgow and papers across Scotland warn of potential government interference with banking in Scotland. The Glasgow National alleges Sir Robert Peel aims at Scotland's commercial ruin, prompting calls to petition Parliament against monetary ruin. The Aberdour Free Church incident shows petty malice in blocking a manse site, while Dr Abercrombie’s donation to the Royal College of Surgeons is noted. A daring burglary in Buccleuch Place injures Miss Belaney. robbers breached a ground floor window with a painted pane and rope, taking bills and cash but escaping before securing most funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searcy
Scotland
Glasgow National
Robert Peel
Free Church
Aberdour
Earl of Moray
Aixslre
Tris
Fife
Taumsny
Abercrombie
Royal College of Surgeons
Isol
Edinburgh
Miss Belaney
Buccleuch Place
Fairburn
Georges Square
Caledoniaa Mercury
MEHEMET ALI FAT SON AND THE DESERT TALE REVIEW
A London review translates a German work on Mehemet Ali and his son. It praises the viceroy’s irrigation and civil projects while critiquing European pretensions, with rich notes on Egyptian manufactories gardens and politics, ending with a brief endorsement of a tale of the Rocky Mountains. The piece includes reflections on Mehemet Ali’s son and commentary on the desert poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorrt Vypan Mangwer An
Prince Pockler Muskau
London
Henry Colburn
England
Muhemet Ali
Marners
Meheret
Itrshim Purhe
Otsa
Warburton
Kengslake
Cohurn
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States
Yorkshire
Bailey
Ali
Washington
Texas
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Risburgh
ISI
Land Seemtso
Yereah
Honduraz
Thapena
Demerara
Jon
Ds Ferbado
Grenada
Ta Guerra
Bermuda
Uta Anua Wei
Vera Crux
Abeena
Ile
Prate
Buenos Ayres
Monte Video
Oribe
Pasteco Y Obes
Amsteppam
Handelsblad
Batavia
Chico
the Metropolis
Ton
Rome
Vatican
Petre
Catholica of Rome
Bio Helivens
Pro Instants
Maynooth
Genteman
Tar Inn Council
Trinity
Clonfest
Clanricarde
Tynagh
Aughum
Cluntuskert
Charles Robinson
Robinson
Aushrim
Tuskert
Peter Kiernan
Vff
Kilsmil
Vais
Aseaseiy Jr
Vic
Kiernan
Posressin
Molly Maguire
Iit
Cie
Tipperary
Me'clurk
Willian
Macey
Plunket
Will Hame
Baliinamulla
Viel
Maury Brennan
Foxborough
Dennis B. Rely
T Kentleman
Culelaugih
Bing
Bridewell
Roscommen Gavl
Olivene Sentinel
Watertown Corro
Nicholas M. Power
Fairnley
Waterford
Marquis of
Cruachwan
Untack
Lunatic Asylum
Gable Marquis
Literary Chronicle
Mehemet
Karen
Cairo
Teweisling
Egypt
Bowie
Van
Usis Abetty
Ilbof
Ilbof Aldhy
Repti
Shoubra
Greeley
Almagandi
Neane
Rccount
Bia
Epgati
Emaland
Mately i
Niauber
Acai
Helinpules
Hassan Abassah
Mirrat
Pesaix
Die Jess
Kircher
Bea Wade
Patel
Aben Napartee
Csine
Wei
Syria
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!