Dreadful Calamity at Liverpool Water Tank Burst
A Liverpool disaster covers loss of life and property after the Waterworks tank near Sussex Street burst while filling, flooding Rock Street and Hill Street. Families Deveney and Simpson suffer severe injuries as police and fire units search ruins and pull bodies from the wreckage. An inquiry ordered by the town council seeks the cause amid suspected mechanical fault in the 250000 gallon iron tank.
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Liverpool Mercury
Liverpool and
Harrington
Sussex-street
Water-street
Rock Street
Buckstreet
Hawarden Foundry
Wales
Simpson
Deveney
Catherine Gibson
Porter
Dowling
Hance
Davies
Owen
Devenes
Smith
Tuvck Street
Mr. Poster
Sussex Street
French
Jones
Water Street
Chester Street
Hill Street
Toxteth Hospital
Elizabeth Simpson
John Deveney
Joseph Deveney
Smith and Simpson
Sirs. Smith
James Lawrence
Egg
Watch Committee
Quick
Leverett
Sbompoon
Aruon
Ai-Street
Harrington Water Company
Tris
Temark
Railway Gauges Debate Promoter Seeks Legal Opinion
Promoters of a railway maintenance society seek counsel on legality of funding member costs and defending against railway company claims. The article discusses maintenance law, case Findon v Parker, and a proposed fund structure guiding legal costs and potential dissolution if advisers oppose the plan.
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Harrison
Legel
Weber
Findon x. Parker
Jesus College
Oxford
Court of Exchequer
Lord Abinger
C.B
Hawkins
Leas of the Crown
Groxce Archibald Incs
Temple
The Corn Laws and the "' Crisis."
A dense briefing from a British era noting cabinet reshuffles and political maneuvers around the Corn Laws and trade policy. It mentions the Duke of Buccleuch as President of the Council and Lord Ellenborough as First Lord of the Admiralty, with other ministerial changes and public reactions observed in Edinburgh and London. The text also covers debates on repeal, potato crop reports, and cross-Channel trade implications.
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Hudson
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Ashford
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KR. Joel
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Lord Ellenborough
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Standard
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John Russell
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Leeps
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Lam
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Ma. Macaulay
The
Scotsman
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the Spectator
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Literary Chronicle review and notices of 19th century works
The Literary Chronicle surveys recent books and periodicals, praising Guizot’s Exocisns and James's Works while criticising Morley’s Morley Einstein. it previews Moncey Erystirsx and Dentmas 1940 content, notes Punch and Tait magazines, and discusses public notices on literature, religion, and politics.
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James
Morley Einsteinu
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