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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 04, 1846

Page

3

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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