Railways Intelligence and Provisional Directors' Contention
In a November 1845 paper a list shows 879 railway companies that failed to deposit plans by December 31, 1844 amid protests by provisional directors. Reports detail Barentin viaduct collapse, blamed on weak arches and poor brickwork, risking delay and financial loss. An Chesterfield Derby accident and a derailed line prompt investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railea
Tre
Bireis Ders
Worcester
Railways
Worcester Trust
Hareniin
Ainda
Awfur
St. Austreberch
Rover
Vatican
Wore
Barentin
Cbaret
Débats
Rouee
Havre
Barentiv
Locke
Coe
Paris
Rouen
Barentir
M. Sorgery
Pavilly
Short
Anothufr
Ui Mineral Tr
Aly. Cooper
Derby
Jesus
Howani Bromley
Caucasus
Ararat
Curk
Sark
Belir
Capel Court
Rowley
France in Foreign Intelligence Paris Dispatch from 1845 recounts battles and political maneuvering
The Paris despatch covers General de Bar reporting actions on the Upper River against the Emir in December 1845, details of Moroccan and Turkish relations, and a broad view of French political rounds. It notes reviews, debates in the Chamber of Peers, and calls into question the strength of French public works amid railway collapse and strategic shifts in Spain and the River Plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
de Bar
Algiers
Marshal Bugraud
Boriot
Miitanan
Wisly
Chamber of Peers
W. Vitet
A. Guizot
Texas
Morocca
Syria
Madagascar
Duke de Newmours
Champ de Mars
Moroccs
France
Fursisous
National Guard
Capitel
Jasper
Genezneurs
Princess of
Marquis de Boissy
Count de la Redorte
England
Oregon
Rouen
Havre
Dieppe
Gazelle du Midi
Marseilles
Lord Mayor holds ward inquest court at Guildhall
Reports show many wholesale traders neglecting to take up freedoms while presentments are reviewed. Hyde Park society notes 74 cases since July with 16 attempts at self harm and 9 beyond recovery. medals awarded to 32 lifesavers. Merseyside and Bermondsey fire incident causes extensive damage to tar and rope works. Emmitt rescues worker, engines deployed, major property loss but firefighters contain spread. New Broad Street company meeting reports year profits of £53,000 with £2 per share dividend and £15,000 reserve. directors thanked for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guildhall
Hoya. Hywaxk Society
Hyde Park
Joseru
Wilson
Piter Lawrie
Wilzon
Peter Laurie Tam
Symonds
J. Apy
Tyars
Peter
New Broad Street
George Larpent
R. Ricardo
J. Ravershaw
M.innes
Horsley Palouer
Hitchings
Horsley Palmer
Benmoxpsry
George Baker
Bermondsey-wall
Emmitt
Henderson
Braidwood
Connorton
West of England
Precun Monvax
Stevie
Gillett
Harcourt
M.P
Stubert Peel
Aimarlf
County of Valium
Duke of Cleveld
Tle
Meagen
Uws
B.S. Surtees
Hameterley Hall
Robert Peel
H. T. Liddell
John Tyson
Church of England
W. Miles
Tomdrrow
Lridgwater
Earl of Waldegrave
East Harptree Court
Somerset Protection Society
Miles
Alexander Hood
Robert Perl
Thomas Lethbridge
Duke of Richmond
James Apam Gorpox
Naith
Bristol
Clevedon Court
Clevedon
Agricultural Protection Society
Earl of Wattegrave
Murptree Court
Somerset
Trenchard
Protection Society
Bridgewater
England
Teanet
Sandhill Park
William Miles
Bristol Gazette
Fareham
Ekless
John Ayling Wyleh
Great Grimaby
Leicester
Ashby-de-la-Zouch
Exeter
Dorchester
Robbery Attempt Near Whitechurch Fails as Traveller Fends Off Bandits
A London wine and spirit trader travelling from Newbury to Winchester faced a night-time ambush near White Chute. Three masked men seized the horse and gear. the traveller, drawing a loaded pistol, fired at the assailant on the chaise step, causing the conspirators to flee. He continued to Winchester to report the incident. Nearby thefts at Quidhampton and Andover are linked to a single roaming gang of vagabonds suspected of plunder and robbery. The report notes continued police pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbury
Dazise Atrenrtt
Hicaway
Ron Ueny
London
Winchester
White Chute
Whitechurch
Lmerly
Quidhampton
Wilts
T. Holley
Bown-house Bottom
Andover
Mundy
Ijtia
Ireland Despatches on Chief Justice and Legal Appointments
In Ireland this week Chief Justice Blackburne is named Lord Chief Justice with Master of the Rolls Smith to succeed as Master of the Jail. promotion reshuffles follow. The Hilary term opens with a levee and court notices. a seditious libel case against the Nation printer is outlined to grand juries, with instructions on when to indict. The LeBreLa Association reports a weekly Conciliation Hall gathering chaired by Mr Negle and a Christmas gift donation from two Byrne sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desi
Francis Blackthurne
Queen's Bench
Ro'ss
Tha
Pennefather
Francis Blackburne
T. B.C. Smith
Stephen’s Green
Court of Chancery
Reilly
Burghquay
G2 Club
Justice Burton
Grand Jury
The
Nation
Charles Gavin Duffy
Lebreeal Association
Conciliation Hall
St. Negle
Margaret
Mary Byrne
O'Connell
Maurice O'Connell
Ray
Ble
Reseon
Ireland
Crisia
England
Lublin
Leenina Post
Zval
Evem
Cheert
Abisuer
Berning Mail
Repeal Association
82 Club
Bok
Mail
London
Green
Daniel O'Connell
Dundalk
Smith O'Brien
Mesers
Powell
John O'Brien
Kelly
Dupuis
Brewster
Trish
Blackburne
Rolls Court
Wogan
the Rolls
Wogen
T. B. Smith
James Dyer
Covart
Quees’s
Munorrix
Limerick
Damed Leahy
Matthew Barrington
Earl
Drumbanny
Ublin Evening Post
Mollies
Beatty
Swanlinbar
Cavan
Armagh
Eatanonossary Prockevixe
Ma. Watson
D.L
Ballinderry
Lisburd
Mr. Watson
Armstrong
Watson
Coaindy
Sears
Watnun
J.P
Irish Repeal Debate and Dublin Meeting Plans
The discussion centers on escalating Irish political actions including a proposed Irish party, calls to convene a meeting of Irish members, and the potential selection of Daniel O’Connell Jr. for Dundalk. It notes support from figures like Mr. OConnell and reactions to England and union terms, with emphasis on a March meeting and reforms.
Destitute Sailors' Home Sees Fewer Inmates This Season
The Destitute Sailors' Anglaum in Wells-street Wellsone-square reports a season of reduced seaman unemployment with an average nightly inmate count near 30, down from 36 last year. Comparisons show 101 inmates in December 1843 and fluctuating higher counts through early 1844, marking the lowest level since its 17 years of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglaum
Wells-street
Wellsone-square
Atlam
Globe
Two County Members at Cambridge Protection Society Meeting
A London style debate erupts as Hon. E T Yorke and J B Alfiz defend agricultural protection amid noisy interruptions. Yorke pledges to speak fully when government plans are known, while supporters press for continued protection and resist ministerial shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.‘T. Yorke
M.P
J. BP. Alfiz
Key
Thia Town
Tay F
Yorke
Tuns of Commons
Tate
B.P. Yorke
Min
Ead
Arnet
C. Pemberton
Hay
Seriun
Pool
Jond
Lear
Alix
Adams
Lord Exeter
Marquis of Granby
Lord Stanley
Peel
League
Daos
Ebenezer Foster
Mr. Yorke
Mr. Gladstone
Newark
Robert
Mr. Foster
Gladstone
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Railways Intelligence
Foreign Intelligence
Spain
Madrid
Don Enrique
Senate
General Serrano
Mapuro Bonza
Mapuro
Congress
Chamber of Deputies
MM. Estabao Collantes
Interior
Cadiz
Don Francisco d’Assises
Pampeluna
Ferral
Germany
Bremen
Courier de la Moselle
Rhenish
Prussia
Bavaria
Louie Charles
Russia
Hesing
Warsaw
Minsk
Mieczyslawska
M. Leonard Chodzko
Jawnes Ignatius Dederko
Leo Sapieha
River Plate
Liverroot
John Patchett
Buenos Ayres
Rousas
Paraguay
Rosar
Ruecas
Algeria
Bugeaud
Abd-el Kader
Emirin Perean
Grurre Jussul
Abd el-Kader
Sis Aen
Abdel Wade al
Marahal
Jussus
Aquadron
Tiaret
Gudard
the Metropolis
Cambridge Protection Society
Quavorp
Lord Nourreys
Lt. Peel
Lord Luey
Lord Norreys
Robert Pee
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