North Kent Railway debated at Court of Common Council
The 1845 financial figures show lower passenger numbers and revenue from tolls ending December 3 1845 totaling £4968 15s 8d with government advances debt at £286 501 plus £36 000 interest. A further £179 514 was spent on completing the undertaking. directors were elected and thanks given to the chairman and engineer before adjournment. A second matter covered the North Kent Railway City Extension bill with heavy attendance and a heated debate over bridge approaches and competition, ending with a report against the scheme and a petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolla
Court of
Comox Conxcl
North Kent Railway
Southwask-bridge
Corporation
Christs Hospital
Hospital
Southwark Bridge
Escape or a Wit Beast at Clifton Zoo and Oil Embezzlement Trial
In Clifton a leopardess escaped briefly from the Bengal tiger show causing alarm before being recaptured. In Liverpool a broker, James Spence, is charged with embezzling 119 casks of oil valued around £2000, with evidence detailing multiple letters and transfers. he is committed for trial with bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Spain
Liverpool
Casasse
James Spence
Messrs. Spence, Cochrane, and Co
Water-street
Lowndes
Frm
Lowndes, Robinsop
Batesan
Brunswick-street
Bardewell
Bardswell and Littledale
Royal Bank Buildings
Wo. Gartside
Ossett
Wakefield
Joseph
Spence, Cochrane, and Co
Spence and Co
Pro Spence
Cochrane and Co
Edward J. Spence
Spence
Cochrane
Hoe
Messrs. Wonostrocht and Co
Spence, Cochrane and Co
Rushton
Ireland Deeds War: Coercion Act Opposition and Rebels
The weekly Ireland Berea meeting condemns the proposed Coercion Bill as an Algerine act. Mr. O Connell’s letter denounces the coercion plan, urging repeal and warning of renewed rebellion. Rent for the week set at £227 13s 4d. Also reports a North British Railway branch line murder attempt by 300 workers seeking to free two prisoners, resulting in the death of Constable Pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
R. O'Gorman
Ireland
O'Connell
Ray
Smith O'Brien
Wivy
Mr. D. Callaghan
Munpen
North British Railway Company
Hawick
Fushivbridge
Edinburgh
Gorebridge
Foshie-bridge
Pace
A Romantic London Poem and the New Timon Review
A literary chronicle surveys a new four part poem The New Times Romancing London and discusses its hero a half caste from the East and the author Bulwer. It praises its opening scene St James Street and its political portraits while condemning the poet’s drift from satire to romance. It also reviews The Common Lodging House a stark social scene and the Janus of magazines featuring Dreames and gents portraitures.
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London
Henry Collum
E. L. Bulwer
Cunes
Wes
Tennyson
Alcibiades
Punch
St. James's Street
Suthor
Chow
J. Scholes
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT AT FIVE O CLOCK MEETING
Debates in the House of Lords cover repeal petitions for corn laws in several counties and plans to publish related papers. Lords discuss drainage and public works in Ireland, with speakers including the Earl of St Germans and Lord Montague, as well as public office vacancies and motions about the Corn Laws and manufacturing petitions.
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Earl of Kanxon
Montgomery
Somerset
Forfar
Cornwall
Earl of Rien
Todia
Earl of St. Genaass
Creland
Earl St. Gensans
Irelon
Lord MonTeace
Treland
Earl of
Ireland
Earl St. DirkMans
Lord Mosteacs
Marquis of Worcester
Euat Gloucestershire
Charteris
Brian Seerys
R.H. Iscits
Geullenan
Vontaire
J. O'Cossete
Honouraine Barevet
R. Incuis
Public Works
Co. Listuart
R. Pee
Wlicer
Slee
Sibthorp
Hlear J
Finnian
Roebuck
Bright
G. Wilson
Manchester Guardian
Wilson
Lancashire
Lreston
Rochdale
Bowring
Ferrand
H. Ashsworth
Dr. Bowring
Turing
Lord Morpeth
House
CG. Beraknny
Fernand
Curltenham
Dorough
Manchester
Cheltenham
Aut
Corn Law League
Errenut
Craven Berkeley
Iquiry
Ferrani
George Wilson
Rawsthorne
Mer Ferrand
Mr. Rawsthorne
League
Howarx
H. Ashworth
J. Manners
Mr. Ashworth
Rogues
Mr. Ferrand
Thas
Mr. G. Wilson
Ashworth
Metolera
Anl
R. Pre
J. Graham
James Graham
Robert Peel
Hove
Ori
Raehnelt
Air Les
Atignatizen
O Couns
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Provingial
Literary Chronicle
Royal London
Beauty
Alee
England
Crockford
Henry
Kuits
Peel
Walpole
Polly
St. John
Anne
Lise
Robert
Prince
Waterloo
Sparta
Marlborough
Napoleon
Mac
O’connel
Cromwell
Luther
Babylon
Cleon
Lysander
Stanley
Rupert
Eton
Nike Gladstone
Ani
Dan
Bob
Johnny
Cphia Elimata
Tates
Statesman
Frastn
E. Bulwer
Blancherd
Lord Palmerston
Tere
Roscoe
Dern Artiste
Gerard Dow
Hia Ture
Wader
Jocker
Rifle Brigade
Legion
Dom Miguel
Anon
Anun
Damascus
Gilbert A
a'Beckett
Peach
Lyceum
Duchy of Saxe Coburg
Europe
von Juel
House of Commons
Coravan
Moytaty
Mrs. Butler
Fanny Kemble
Frances Butler
Gretna
Jolly Greens
Yeta
Brewa
Muaing
Far-West
Davy Crockett
Congress
Ifis
Louisville
Wood
Pittavilly
Ohio
New Orleans
Joe Miller
Rascal
Nateles
Randolph
Kentucky
Juma
Harris
Svaret
Ike
Arkansas
Mississippi
Lyndow
Fionn
Edward Kenealy
Alssiontu
Dumas
Monte Christo
Oxenford
Shirley Brooks
Mr. Ainsworth
St. Paul
Bexniey
Reynolds
Lady Durk
Misa Barney
Albert Smith
Oceaniony
Pointebout
Shaw
Walter Lacy
Wright
Albion
Covent Garden
Evans
Iain
Imperial Parliament
House OF Comdions
Hoebuck
Mr. Roebuck
Asytheo
Mr . Roebuck
O'Conwen
W. Bree
Chaaziyee
Joms Masxees
Fikias
K Pees
Sion
Tse
Shrewsbury
Jesse
Copres Gsho
Baranes
Teros
G. Banges
R. Peels
Euglane
Lis Soveregn
Tis
Br Oath
Duke of Buckingham
Duke of Richmons
Duke of Richmond
Sussex
R. Peel
Cubden
Protection Party
Gunstave
Opj
Miles
Corpey
Bess
Ezzland
Manull
Home Secow
Slaugh
Hissselien
Amy
Hyur
Wisietr Polis
Mmetrspelis
Scotland
Great Tiritania
Beneies
Sore
Briswl
Lasghier
Caurrape
West Riving
Yorke
Marsal
Bat
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