Deadly Whinny Hill Pit Explosion Toll At Least 18 Die
A gas explosion at Whinny Hill pit near Cleator Moor in Egremont lordship killed seventeen miners and left many widows and children. Inquests across the parishes examined ventilation, firing methods, and possible causes as authorities race to determine fault amid limited evidence.
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Whinny Hill
Hermatite Mining Company
Egremont
Lamb
Baring
Bragg
Cleatormoor
Felow
John Carwise
Alexander Davidson
Daniel Loachery
Charles Lochery
James Dorie
John M.loughlan
James Thompson
Robert Clark
Henry Mash
Richard Lawson
John
Richard Lawaon
Thomas Aiken
John Hall
W. Lish
Patrick Kelley
Joan Cummins
Ward
Coly
Bedmouth
William Dryden
George Watson
Edward Bradley
Spesk
Waiing Hill
John Cummings
Bannock
John Atkinson
Anderman
Daniel Lochery
Cummins
Alexander Berry
Hlad
Robert Foster Atoru
Cleator Moor
Whiney Hill
Gambles
Overman
Gamblea
Dryden
Lencashire
Env
Belog
John Armstrong
Wellington
Whitehaven
Earl of Lonsdele
Whinny Hil
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Gata
Accident on York and Newcastle Railway at Boldon
A railway accident occurred near Boldon station on the York Newcastle and Berwick line when a special train from Shields collided with a mail train after water stop. Fifteen workers on the special train and crew were affected. two died on the spot and two more died shortly after. The incident prompted an inquest led by Coroner Farell with testimony from pilots, gatekeepers, and the superintendent, noting lack of watches on key crew and delayed whistle signaling.
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Boldon
York, Newcastle, and Berwick
Lees
Washington
Shields
Doo
Don
Farell
Michael Lodge
Vigo
Ie John Lawson
W. Cook
Three Horse Shoes
Alco
Hylton Bridge
Don Watering Place
Uohort
John Ross
Nicks Hardy
Lawson
Cook
Mr. Hunter
Thomas Noble
Rose
Joseph Hutchinson
Robert Reffies
Adam Bogle
Baal
William Cook
Afr
Hunter
Lanson
Robert Thompson
Mylop Lane
Hylton Lane
Pearly Hall
George Taylor
Don Gate
Spence
William Spence
Edward Fletcher
Locomotive Department
Times of
Robert Neabit Hunter
Butchinson
Three Horse Shoes Lane
Thhat
James Hambre
Lawaon
Recommendations of the Railway Commission on brakes and safety
The Railway Commission urges more brakes on large trains and proper weight based guard placement to reduce collisions. It favors uniform buffer heights and warns that stopping distances grow drastically with speed. The report notes current practices raise risk and calls for industry wide action. It also mentions West Yorkshire electoral moves and a startling suicide discovery at Eaton Square.
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Coxristox
J Companies
Railway Commissioners
France
Anch Groonda
Huish
London and North Western
Commissiouris
West Youksuizz
Wentworth Fitzwilliam
Weat
Leeds
Fitzwilliam
Wakefield
Exraacapixany Suscipz
Col. Bagot
Eaton Square
Emma Radwell
Aince
Gove
Sonya
Aho
A Long Legal Quotation From a 19th Century Page
A compilation of legal notices and reader queries from diverse correspondents. Names, places, and the topics range from wills and executors to mortgages, divorces, partnerships, and court procedures. The column reflects legal advice and public commentary on property, inheritance, annuities, and litigation in a period newspaper.
Calculating Time of Sunrise Sunset and High Water
The text explains rules to determine sunrise and sunset times by latitude for Great Britain and Ireland, adjusting for degrees above or below 61 80 and 51 80, and outlines high water times at various ports with offsets. It also includes a dated church calendar with liturgical lessons, moon phase, and day length numbers.
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Grea Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Ork
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Sexway
Trinity
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Prince Windiachgraz Bombard Vienna Debate
The London weekly weighs whether bombardment of Vienna has begun and Hungary's role. It critiques the Diet for weak actions, notes Austrian regiments marching on the capital, and discusses Slavic unity, Saxon and German tensions, and the Frankfort assembly's stance amid a broader empire crisis.
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Vienna
Jellachich
Slowanake Lipa Union
Pesth
Bates
Vienus
Emmy
Austria
Bohemia
Zuolfazingen
Jerracaier
Ban
Frankfort
Sclave
Tenton
The Analgamation Of The Great Railway Companies
A London paper warns that three major railway firms plan a Parliament bill to amalgamate, creating a single hegemonic control of lines. It argues this crushes competition, risks public harm, and could centralize power, urging MPs to resist the move despite sunk costs in legal wrangling.
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Austin
Directora
South Western
Louis Napoleon Future President of France Amid Doubt
The article argues Louis Napoleon is poised to win the French presidency, though skepticism remains. It notes his past ridicule in the Assembly, a rumored loan of 600000 francs, and a shift to a sharp, concise style as he moves toward chief magistrate. The piece casts monarchist hopes, anti bourgeois sentiment, and political maneuvering as central factors in a potential presidency.
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Louia Napoleon
French Republic
Aince
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Cavaignac
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Europe
Avery
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Boulogne
Rosberville
Louis
France
Napoleon
Lamertine
Republic
Suffrage Debate Promises France a Real Reform
The passage argues that the broad vote will outweigh Red Republican influence in towns and that universal suffrage could save France if current fears prove warranted.
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France
London and North Western Railway Statement of Accounts
The London and North Western directors publish a full financial exposé in papers. It details revenue lines of 10438 miles, total share capital £205,747,007, debentures £9,186,672, and sums raised to £23,291,246 with expenditure £18,145,624. It notes unfinished branch works totaling £2,316,225 with £836,698 remaining, and subsidiary fines under subscription totaling £3,098,433 with £1,816,798 still to subscribe.
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London and North Western Railway
Worming Chronicle
Ander Thia
Jal Joly Pat
Liverpool
Manchester
Crewe
Birmingham
Bath of Lune Leat
Caledonian
Financial prospects of the Buckinghamshire and North Western lines
The article evaluates guarantees and outlays tied to the Buckinghamshire five and related lines, noting liabilities, expected expenditure around £3.88 million, and a total ultimate outlay of about £25.86 million. It discusses dividend and loan figures, projected revenue to 1852, and management efficiency while warning of competition reducing overall traffic.
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Chester
Holyhead
Buckinghamshire
North Western
Imprivteen
London and North Western
North Union
Scottish Central
Coventry
Nuneaton
Huddersfield
Manchester
Leeds
Dewabury
Stour Valley
Parish Emigration Meeting discusses rate funded emigration
A large Hackney meeting at the Mansion House debated emigration to relieve poverty. Proposals sought a £3000 loan or rate-funded aid to send 13-20 year olds and children of paupers to South Australia, backed by colonial land sales, with voluntary subscriptions later urged by some attendees.
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Teller
Chelsea Hospital
Aariely
Aucerns
Oxford
M. L
Hyde Park
Morris
Kentrod
Leyden
M. O
Rotherbithe
M. T
Kingeland
Nemo
Somerset House
O'Brien
Somern Town
O. P
Maidstone
Lea
Tre Believe
T. O. W.cheshire
Lord Br
W.P
Hoxton
W.E
Ealing
W. P
Epsom
Stratford
X. X
Cemberwall
Court of Chancery
Hackney
Mansion House
England
T. O. Goodchild
Tynsen
Board of Guardians
Tts
Thom
J. Wilson
Tangiat
South Australia
Lang
New South
Australis
Legislative Council
New South Wales
Arislo Tom
Avatraia
Highlands
Scotland
Sewell
Appleton
Australie
Australia
G. Taylor
Afr. Low
Panpera
Clerkenwell
Vacane Cf &Rate
Meeling
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