Railways and extensions in Wakefield Leeds and beyond
In the Wakefield branch bill renewal and expansion plans are outlined, with extensions proposed from Stamford to Spalding, Hatfield to Luton, and to Hertford. The Wakefield and other lines will be funded by 40 000 pounds in extension shares. Nearby, Neapolitan railway efforts move from Capua toward the frontier, Wantage residents back the Wantage line, Norwich Railway seeks local accommodation, and discussions swirl around Farringdon market losses and potential terminus sites north of Farringdon Streets.
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Wakefield
Leeds
Stamford
Spalding
Hatfield
St .Alban's
Luton
Constable
Hertford
Nearouitan
Tea Sicilies
Naples
Capua
Axn Lauisnery
Draset
Wantage
Norwich
London
Farringdon-Street
Farringdon Market
Manchester
Farringdon Streets
Chigwell
France and Algeria War News and Markets Report
Despatches from Africa detail Abd el Kader's strategy to depopulate Algeria by forcing tribes to emigrate, while French generals Lamoricière and others push into revolted zones. Paris stock prices drift, Indian mail service via Waghorn excites Paris press, and European markets in Spain, Portugal, Italy, and Russia show mixed moves amid war and political shifts.
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France
Africa
Abd-el-Kader
Ain
Kebira
Sidi-Bel-Abbes
Mascara
Tlemcen
Algeria
Morocco
Desert
Bfe
Bist Condos
Europteres
Courrier Francais
Toulon
Phare
Oran
Lamoriciere
Djemmx-Ghazayut
The
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Lavoriciere
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Troves
Montereau
Basle
Northern
Abd-el Kader
Napoleon
Murat
Gentile
Abd el-Kader
Lamoriciére
Waghorn
London
Trieste
Paris
Menheim
Cologne
Ostend
Dover
Marseilles
Troyes and
Railways at Farringdon street court discusses termini plans
A London court debated railway introduction into Farringdon street and two proposed termini. The Improvement Committee favored a Waterlane Blackfriars street link and a Old Bailey route, with notices for Parliament and an act to carry the project forward. The Court also heard gifts to the City of London School and a petition by merchants supporting railway conversion of Farringdon market.
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Farringdon Street
R. L. Jones
City of London
Waterlane
Blackfriars Street
Old Bailey
New Inn
Projean Square
Farringdon Shest
City of London School
David Salomons
Wire
Farringdon Market
Manchester
Improvement Committee
Lott
Bedford
Rising Sun
Charles Street
Grosvenor-square
Ann Goundry
Ann North
Listongrove
Edgeware-road
Emma North
Witters
James Gulliver
Kensington Gardens
Royal Humane Society
Charles Pullen
Serpentine
Kensington
Williams
East Ixora House
Court of Directors
Scott
Barnes
East India Company
Sea Service
Grand Lodge
Deptford
Sidon
Odin
Termegent
Spitfre
Phaeton
Baker
Lambeth
Perilous pit descent leaves man near death at Wednesbury
Daniel Simcox puddler at Mr Russell's works near Wednesbury fell 100 yards into a pit while descending by rope to aid his son in law. Dr Reynolds attended, but skull fracture and serious injuries give little hope of recovery. A separate report from Kings Wood notes a fatal quarrel at a Victoria beer-house with a club member killed after a scuffle and a man jailed for murder. A Liverpool adulteration case sees alum used in flour, with fines imposed. and a fire at Ty Bryth Miners’ stacked yard triggers renewed concern over arson.
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Birminghadm
Reynolds
Simcox
Kings Wood
xEsa Barstor
Fattal Avra
Victoria Beer-House
George Tes
James Brain
Henry Bryant
Staire
Brain
Bryant
Gloucester
Liverpool
Crewe Arms
Crewe
Nantwich
Jan. Cookson
Warmingham
Crewegreen
R. G. Temple
Harper
Whitechurch
Messrs
Brown
Shavington
Liverpool Courier
Webxham
Cerigydraldion
John i Carrington
Ty Bryth
Ireland. Destin calamitous potato disease spreads
Ireland reports the potato rot expanding across Galway Kildare and Meath with prices in Dublin tumbling from 2s to 1s 6d per cwt. Mayo admits outbreaks. fears grow for oats flour and other staples as farmers rush to sell stocks. A Dublin deputation meets the Lord Lieutenant seeking immediate famine measures, but government defers action awaiting cabinet review and further evidence.
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Galway
Kildare
Meath
Dublin
Limerick
Castlebar
Mayo
Mesars
Archdale
Watson
Peel
Enniskillen
Earl of Enniskillen
Lisburn
Belfast
Committee of the Fine Arts
Brooklyn
New York
Johnson
Commodore Watson
Repeal Association
Ribbon Society
Mr. O'Connell
Mr. Johnson
Sligo
Waterford
Winston Barron
R. D. Brown
M.P
Times
Anti Corn Law Association
Brown
Repeal
the Times
Mr. Brown
Clements
O'Connell
Lord Lieutenant
Phenix Park
Duke of Leinster
Cloncurry
H. Grattan
C. 8. Young
Creighton
Classon
Gray
Maunsell
P. Mahony
James Murray
J. A. O'Neill
Troland
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Luke of
Leinster
Lord Cloncurry
John Power
Ark
N.P
Henry Grattan
Pierce Mahony
Keahan
Alderman O'Brien
Deasery
Yore
P.P
St. Paul's
Conbell
St. Michael's
John’s
Cornelius Ee Hae
England
Heyres
City
Jdt
Hangleton
Europe
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Gordon
Bryan
Haughton
O'Neill
Claston
J. A. Oneill
Dixon
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Treland
Gentemen
Liberates
Gorton
Lord
Grattan
Classop
Mahony
Bermingham
T. Gresham
Perry
O'Donoughue
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O'Connor Don
J. Power
C. Fitzsimon
C. M'Loughlin
J.dane
Keshen
Gardner
J. Murray
Dr. Cane
M'Kanna
O'Brien
M. T. Whelan
M. J. O'Connell
Tennyson
Mansion House
Mr. Fitzsimon
Mr. O'Neill
Whale captures crowds at Lough shore displays curiosity and sale
A bottle-nosed whale is captured near Kultra after a coastal chase by coast guard men. The 22 foot long fish, with 12 foot girth and five and a half foot tail breadth, is to be sold for its oil, drawing large crowds from the town and beyond to view the rarity on land.
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Gert Brammer
Marmore
United States
Messreer
Asaiata
Bune
Whateogne
Orleans
Scott Bala
Wentworth
Hambowline
Scott
J Pilideen Sask
George Wright
Caplain
Constantinople
Speke
Marmora Wan
Scott's Wharf
Ireland
R. Bianconi
Fipperary i
PEI
Hale
Belfast
Loccy
Spit East
Ultra Point
Coast Guard
Kultra
Beest
Swindling Pair Detected in Glasgow Under Captain P M Gregor
Scotland reports two men held on charges of large scale fraud. Captain Thomas Pall M'Gregor and George Inglis allegedly ran a network from Glasgow, using Seafield House Arran as a lure, pilfering vehicles cattle guano and watches, with rail shares and linen orders mapped in a memoranda. Victims include an Edinburgh dealer and a London watchmaker. They await trial, committed by the sheriff.
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Glasgow
Thomas Pall M‘gregor
George Inglis
King-street
Edinburgh
London
Liverpool
Meccester
M‘gregor
Yellowlees
Seafeld House
Arran
Seafield House
Inglis
Somewess
Paul M'Gregor
Seaford House
N‘gregor
M ‘Gregor
Ayrabire
Ardrossan
Fleetwood
Salford
Broughton
Ingli
Guernsey
Alderney
Isle of
Fowler
M'Gregor
Masses
Birchin Lane
Paul
al Gregor
Manchester
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Broomielaw
Clyde
Brown Street
M'‘Gregor
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