The Curious Fair Astronomer and Dooly Essay
A column collects varied items from a 19th century periodical: a verse meditation on guiding stars for virtue, a lampoon about the dooly used for troop transport, and extended extracts on Eastern manners, travel notes, poetry, and a Scots biographical sketch.
Snowbound Trains Between New York and Philadelphia
An eyewitness narrative from a snow storm halts a long-distance railway run from New York to Philadelphia. Two engines push a stuck convoy through drifts, passengers endure hours of delay, and women and children are ferried to Bordentown by sleighs as rescuers battle wind and cold. Sunday brings renewed efforts with ploughs and scrapers to recover engines and cars, delivering the stranded to safety in the hotel. The piece also notes other frontier news and public demonstrations in Birmingham and Norwich, plus a torture account in Athens and a robbery in Myddelton Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Russia
Slade
New York
Philadelphia
Camden
Bordentown
Trenton
Baron de Bourqueney
London
Lord Palmerston
Broadlands
Hants
Birmingham
Holloway Head
Frost
Jones
Williams
Norwich
Messrs
Dover
Hewitt
Pain
St. Andrew’s Hall
Edward Willett
Sons of Liberty
St. Paul's Plain
Peacock-street
St. Edmund's
England
Yarmouth
Norwich Gazette
Greece
Athens
Otho
Macropolis
M. Tzinos
M. Mousouris
Myddelton Square
Edward Fatroye
Watkins
Futroye
Mansion House
Tun Lesso
Patrick Wallace
Michael Wallace
Evid Essen
Justice-Room
Mansion
Clarkson
Stott
Patrick Wakirs
Pearance
Cettine
Patrick x
Wallace
Cass
Admiralty
P. the
Majesty's
Mediterranean
Charles Phillips
Peter Laurie
Bedkin
Phillips
General Maritime Insurance Company
Bodkin
Kelly
Liverpool
Patrick
Theobald Wallace
Richard Afcore
Daniel
John Forrester
Bodkix
Leicester-square
Manchester
Barclay’s
Moore
Marylebone
Darine Rossery
Robert Taylor
Wm. Fuller
Wigcroft and Co
Wharfingers
Paddington
Ernest-street
Regent’s Park
Cocker
Chenies-Street
Bedford-square
Princess's Theatre
Henry Malcombe
William Jervis
Oxford Street
Marlborough Street
Foury
Montgomery Browne
Dyer
Coventry Street
Titchhorne-street
Lambeth Street
John Marson
Eliza Lynch
Tower-hill
Marquis of Normandy
Bath
Henry Vincent
Wm. Franklin, Wheelwright
Purleigh
Essex
Bristol
Galba
Sicily
Extraordinary scene at the Privy Council over Wood will case
A crowded Privy Council hearing debated the jurisdiction of the court in the Wood v Hutchings will dispute. Sir Frederick Pollock objected to Judge Lushington’s participation due to prior advocacy for appellants, prompting postponement while affidavits and fresh attendance are organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privy Council
OraEns
Horcminas
OruEne
Herbert Jenner
James Wood
Gloucester
Council Chamber
Lord Brougham
Justice Erskine
Admiralty Court
Stephen Lushington
Appelants
Pemberton
Q.C
Dr. Addams
Austin
Mr. Butt
Cresswell
Phillimore
Dr. Curtis
J. Peacock
Wm. Follett
Serjeant Bompas
Burnaby
Haggard
Wood
Matthew Wood
Court of Justice
Sir Frederick
Lushington
Frederick Pollock
Anthony Hart
F. Pollock
Frederick Pollack
Ae Brougham
Pantingen
Sir F. Pollock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harrison
Lina
India
Mapier
House OF Lords
Eyre
Earl of Banbury
James
Wiliam III
Asia
Abraham
Mamre
Sarah
Zarephath
Bismillah
Conolly
Durat
Robert Nicuon
Tropics
Tamor
Schule
Tam Rosgat McHol
Mr. Wood
Sweden
Bramah
Beale
Widow Young
Monmouth
Sarah Young
Llandaff
Lyle
James Bromage
E. Richards
John
Duke of Montague
Falmouth
Tyrian
Jamaica
Kings 1
Carlisle Bay
Kingator
House of Assembly
Montego
Pisntery’ Bank
Act of Incorporation
Ontario
Coxterbury Execurox
Albert Conyngham
Kentish
Henry Plumptre Gipps
Henniker Wilson
Walsall
J. Gladstone
Lyttelton
Prentice
Acland
John Bowring
Council of the League
John Benjamin Smith
County of Lancaster
National Anti-Corn Law League
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Smith
Dr. Bowring
League
Gladstone
Standard
Bowring
Joseph Parkes
Great
George-street
Westminster
Guildhall
Board of Guardians
City of London
Charles Peargon
Bunran
Kixe Arthour
Kerduel
Arthur
Avalon
Glastonbury
Earth
Jenkin
Rales
Wales
Fraser’s Magazine