Inquest on the Five Killed at Harrington Water-works
An inquest convened on Christmas day examined five victims of the Harrington Water-works tank burst in Rock Street. Evidence traced tendering, tank design, and construction by Hawarden Ironworks, with verdict of accidental death amid complex technical testimony.
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Mary Ann Smith
Sarah Eliza Smith
Catherine Gibson
John Pevane
Washington Water-works
Rock Street
Mr. Jamieson
Corporation
Semistreet
Harrington Company
Miller
Uawarden Company
Thomas Thompson
Liverpool and Starrington Water Company
Messrs
George Forrester and Co
Vauxhall Road
Hawarden Iron Company
Flintshire
Pearson and Co
Hawarden Company
Stanistreet
Thomas Pyers Williams
John Williams
Hawarden Ironworks Company
Liverpool and Harrington
Company of Proprietors
Water Street
Toxteth Park
John Williame
Howell
Hawarden
Maine
Rock-street
Harvington Company
David Maine
David Trumphreys
Williams
Hovel
George M.gillsworn
Thompson
Joseph Howell
Printshire
Harrington
Wales
John Granthe
Carrner
Jr Jvenn
Charge over alleged Great European Railway Company
At the Mansion House Mr. Horry represented Brodsiine's Railleau Gazette against the Great European Railway Company scheme. He challenged the company as fictitious, noting no shares issued and a registered secretary only. Other witnesses defended the company’s funds and a provisional committee, while Mr. Adams faced allegations of extortion and misrepresentation. The case included a second matter against Benjamin Brown the railway projector. The prisoner was remanded.
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Mansion House
Horry
Central Criminal Court Bar
Brodsiine’s
Raileau Gazette
Grew! Maropeax Railroad Company
Ron Times
the Times
Bradshaw's Railway Gazette
Europe
St. Helen’s Place
Edmund Smith
Railway Gazette
Lord Mayor
Register
Queen-street
Lincoln's Four Fields
Stock Exchange
Iron Times
Adams
Groom
Iron Limes
Mr. Harry
Smith
Hurry
Great European Railway Company
Mr. Smith
Bradshaw
Harry
East India Company
Mr. Horry
Mr. Adams
Benjamin Brown
Henry
Lambeth
Joseph Jacobs
Games
Humphries
Newgate Street
Jacobs
Francis Aguilar
Mr. Games
Mr. Aguilar
Prince of Wales
Oxford and London
Aguilar
Aguiler
Andrews
Saunders
Stepney Division of Police
Mr. Beory
Police
Iran
Mr. Henry
Lambeth Street
Old Bailey
Earl Ducie
Manchester Guardian
Richard, John
Alfred Pennington
Hindley
William Brown
Liverpool
South Lancashire
Cobden
George Andrew and Son
Compstallbridge
John Leech
Stalybridge
Alfred Orrell
Stockport
Tipperary
Tony Extexsorouca
Wellington
India
Bellona
Poeta
Joinville
Thames
Gomer
Navy
Greenwich
Tham
Blackwall
Campbell
James
Naval Chronicle
Auckland
Haddington
Meanee
Hyderabad
Gwalior
Railway Contention and Amalgamation Debates Across Lines
A survey of railway finance and scheme updates notes deposits and parliamentary costs for lines from London to Wolverhampton and Oxford to Worcester, detailing extension plans Cockermouth to Workington and Cork to Youghal, plus dissolution risks for parliament. A fatal accident near Ashford prompts warnings on fuel gas experiments and hydrogen oxygen mixtures.
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London
Worcester
Stafford
Birmingham
Oxford
Worester
Wolverhampton
Great Western
Cockrumouthaxy
Westmoreland and Cumberland Union and Lakes District Railway Company
Uish
Cockermouth and
Workington
Windermere
Conk and Watstronp
Cork
Waterford
Youghal
Eastern Counties Asp Lonpow Ayp Youx
Hudson
Eastern Counties Railway
York
Cambridge
Fara Railway
South Eastern Railway Company
Ashford
Folkestone
Tme
Furpenstreto
Manchester
Liverpool
Huddersfield
Sheffield and
Nantu Oy
Burland
South Cave
Bell
Pocklington
Manchester and Leeds
LereEps
Leeds and Bradford Railway Company
Midland
Russell Lane
Leeds
Leeds and Bradford
George Hudson, Esq
M.P
Manchester and
Midland Company
Bradford
York and North Midland
Leeds and Braiford
LeEps
Yorkshire and Glasgow Union
Clifton
Hames
Liscoll Asp
Boston
Lincouyshire Axp
Eastern Cousties
Guildhall
Preas
Lexpos
Devizes
Bridgewater
London, Devizes, and Bridgewater Railway Company
Bristol
London and Bridgewater
Drvises Gazelle
Nogtt Axp East Rupixe
Provisional Committee
Sheffell Stock Exchange
Leeds Intelligencer
Starroupsuinn Porrenies
Manchester and LivEn* Pool
Edinburgh
Royal Hotel
Eagle Henderson
Sonn
Lincoln Axp
Hutt Axp
Hut Axp
Lincoln
Hull and
Lincoln and
Hull
Crisis in Peel government reshuffles and Tory talks
Reports from London and Edinburgh describe changes in Sir Robert Peel's ministry with the Duke of Buccleuch set to be First Lord of the Privy Council, Ellenborough returning as First Lord of the Admiralty, and Lord Haddington taking Privy Seal. Macaulay's note and The Times summaries reflect party infighting over Corn Laws repeal and ministerial appointments amid broad debate on trade and politics.
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R. Peel
Duke of
John
Fedburgh
Tursesday
Minto House
Minto
Leens
Lord Morpeth
Castle Howard
Weat
Wakefield
West Riding
House of Commons
Monretii
Macaulay
Vrom
London
Lord Grey
Robert Peel
Lord John
Ireland
Home Department
T. B. Macautar
J. F. Macfarlan
Edinburgh
Board of Trade
Lonudun
Goole
Yorkshire
Per‘gona
Gon'v
Channel Islands
Scotland
Tecan
Jersey
Schoefield
Loudun
Idealere
Leeds
Sheffield
Jinddornfield
Bradford
Sheffvrd
England
United States
Kunland
Meyers
Wylie and
Eyana
New Orleans
Liverpool
Western States
Great Britain
Australia
Morley Einstein and Guizot in The Times of Literary Review
The article reviews James's Morley Einstein as a social teaching work, noting its preface and moral lines, then praises Guizot's History of the Revolutions of 1610 translated by Hazlitt for English readers. It discusses The Foreign Quarterly Review, Lowe's Epistolic Monthly, Tait's Magazine, Sloane's Cannons, Punch Office items, and Corn Laws commentary, highlighting editorial stance and cultural scope.
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Monrey
James
Morley Einstein
M. Guizot
Parvenu Thiers
Guizot
Fongies Quantenty Review
London
Chapman and /all
Lowe
Episacront Magazine
Christian Union
Liverpool
Churches of Scotland
Carlyle
Knoyx
Scotland
Wallace
Arguean
Tne Honany
Leits, Son
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Eastington Farm
Isle of Purbeck
St Alban’s
Railway Intelligence
Faral
Corina
Ax Drew
Thomas Peattle
Revenue
Meteipg
Prk Tasve
Benesquam
See Anti-Corn Law Association
League
Verdon
The
Birmingham Peace Association
the Spectator
Earl Grey
Lord Palmerston
Chesham-place
Foreign Department
John Russell
SM John
Melbourne
Colonial Office
House of Lords
Liberal Party
Lord Calmerston
Foreign Office
Viscount Palmerston
Spectator
Peel
Mitton League
Messrs. J.and N. Philips and Co
Church-street
Thomas Whitehead
Eananee
Ee Reeets
Ertae Ae
Literary Chronicle
Noble
Tait
Siumoxps
Ballen
Smith and Elder
Church of England
Friends of Protection
Ita
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Protectioniata
Fascat Ab
Joceri
Poren