Railway schemes stretch to Wakefield and beyond
A long report outlines railway extensions from Wakefield into Leeds, Stamford to Spalding, Hatfield via St Alban's to Luton and Doncaster, and to Hertford. It covers proposed 40,000 share scrip financing for Wakefield and other lines, plus Nuese Naples concessions and debates on ecclesiastical restrictions on railway directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Hich
Leeds
Stamford
Spalding
Hatfield
St .Alban's
Luton
Donstable
Hertford
Wackefield
Two Sicilies
Naples
Ceppe Oxronp
Sauisnury
Wantage
Nogwica
Chigwell
Norwich
London
Farringdon-Street
Farringdon-market
Manchester
Foreign Intelligence on Abd el Kader and European affairs
The Moniteur report covers Abd el Kader’s mobile resistance at Algeria, French despatches praising his tactics, and French casualties. It also notes Lieutenant Waghorn’s Indian press route to London, French stock trends, Paris bread fears, ministerial intrigues, and European political updates including Spain, Portugal, and Baden anti clericalism.
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Algeria
Saya
Abi-el Kader
Napoleon
Marat
Gentil
Abd el-Kader
Lamoriciére
Waghorn
London
Trieste
Paria
France
Marseilles
Paris
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Troyes and
Montereau
Basle
Northern
la Presse
Marshal Soult
Ministry of War
Trip
War Department
General de Lascours
Marquis de la Place
Moline de Saint Yon
Tihurce Sebistiani
Moniteur
M. Martineau Des Chevez
General Lescours
M. Thiers
M. Guizot
General de Saint Yon
Celestin Leckre
Tournay
Princess de Joinville
Chateau of
St. Cloud
Duke of
Boulogne
Troyes and Montereau
Provincial Ireland Repeal meeting in Dublin and Midlands
The weekly Repeal Association meeting in Dublin chaired by John Lenigan discusses subsidies from Mrs Jerningham and Mr Johnsons claim that Repeal and Ribbonism are the same. Notes on Belfast, Limerick, Sligo posts, and a motion to form a committee for state disease prevention plus prize ideas. Also reports on Birmingham and Welsh incidents including accidents and arson fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repgat Association
John Lenigan
O'Connell
Jerningham
Lord Stafford
Titus Oates
Committee of the Fine Arts
Entleman
Brooklyn
New York
Johnson
Commodore Watson
Repeal Association
Ribbon Society
O’connell
Mr. Johnson
Mr. O'Connell
Belfast
Limerick
Sligo
Waterford
Winston Barron
J. A. O'Neill
Smith O'Brien
R. D. Brown
N.P
Times
Anti Corn Law Association
Uthe
Brown
the Times
Clements
Dublin
Vice Regal Lodge
Phenix Park
Vice Regal
Duke of Teinster
Mansion House
Duke of Leinster
Lord Cloncorry
H. Gratien
C. 5.Young
Creighton
Clesson
Gray
Mandsell
P. Mahony
James Murray
A’court
Ireland
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Ord Clencarry
John Power
M.P
Henry Grattan
Pierce Mahony
Keshan
Alderman O'Brien
Stainton
Yore
P.P
St. Paul's
St. Michael's and John's
Cornelius M!lochlin
T.C
England
Harreenurr
Ale Excellency
Hangleton
Europe
Gordon
Bryan
Haughton
O'Neill
Ben
Alr
God
Classon
Afr. O'Neill
Liberator
Gorton
Lord
Cloncarry
Gratt
Dr. Cane
M‘keena
O'Brien
M.T. Whelan
M. J. O'Connell
Tennyson
Mr. Fitzsimon
Belgium
Mr. Bermingham
Lord Clonbrook
Heidelberg clergy urge synod establishment to reform church
The system of education for young priests under M. Von Wessemberg faces calls to abolish scholastic theology and introduce vernacular service. Heidelberg clergy have advised the same prelates to favor synod creation and push for priestly celibacy suppression.
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M. von Wessemberg
Heidelberg
Metropolitan Common Council discusses railways to Farringdon street
A crowded council meeting considers two improvement plans for London streets and the railway termini project at Farringdon street. Reports note notices to Parliament must be issued next November and that a petition supports converting Farringdon market into aDirect Manchester Railway terminus amid opposition.
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City of London
Water-lane
Blackfriars Street
Old Bailey
New Inn
Prujean-square
Ferringdon-street
City of London School
David Salomons
Suerf
Afr
Farringdon Market
Manchester
Improvement Committee
Lott
East Ixora House
Court of Directors
Scott
Barnes
Hon. East India Company
East India Company
Sea Service
Radley’s Hotel
Bridge Street
Blackfriars
Asylum For
Craft
Grand Lodge
Deptford
Sidon
Terrible
Termagant
Phaeton
Scotland swindlers swept to custody in Glasgow inquiry
Two men confessed as Captain Thamas Paul M'Gregor and George Inglis face charges after Glasgow raids reveal a wide scam network. They allegedly used false claims to seize goods from Edinburgh to Liverpool, including a chariot, watch items, cattle, guano, linens, wines, pianos, carpets, and railway stock, with Inglis acting as broker. Police found M'Gregor in a bare Brown Street room, suspected of prior fraud convictions, and the case awaits English or Scottish trial.
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Dingcross
E. L. Ted
Cymores
Garw Vales
Port of Cardiff
Eowart Lewis Riewands
Essex Court
Temple
E. L. R. Romasce
Bartnoan
Gazette Des Tribuneaux
M. N
M. Auguste X
Mairie
Malle
M. Auguste K
the Haller
Auguste X
Bizirie
Liberty
Creagymex Bar and State Gazette
Richards
Birmingham
Darapre
Daniel Limecox
Mr. Bussell
Wednesbury
Simcox
M J. Bagnall
Reynolds
Eingewood
Sean Bristol
Victoria Beer
George Ties
James Brain
Henry Bryant
Ataira
Brain
Bryant
Gloucester
Liverpool
Crewe Arms
Crewe
Nantwich
Jan. Cookson
Warmingham
Crewegreen
M. R. G. Temple
Harper
Whitechurch
Messrs
M‘clure and Broadhurst
Brown
Shavington
Liverpool Courier
Wheezham
Cerrigsdruidion
Julia Carrington
Ty Bryth
Minera
Carrington
J. Burton
Wrexham
Mr. Clarke
Spain
Tabitean
Kitson
Nenagh
Patrick Clarke
Eng
South-bill
Dublin
Berfast
Coast Guard
Kultra
Ulster
Ir. Barton
Cave of Cork
Marmora
Page
Constan Ltineple
Vesel Marines
Esflora
Hm.s. Crocodile
Sir H. Pigot
Dockyard
Cork Examiner
Cove
United States
Scott and Co
Crocodile
Philip Scott
Orleans
Afr
Scott
al. Wentworth
John Murphy
George Wright
Constantinople
Ireland
Biancont
Thas
Clanmel
Tipperary
Tuz Morors
Patrick Cranke
Corpae
James Magrath
W. Fry
Clarke
Beechwood
Kilruane Church
Catherine Mara
Yic
Pat Darcy
Rappla
Eastonemasin
South-bitl
Kilraane
Glasgow
Thamas Paul M‘gregor
George Inglis
Hing-street
Edinburgh
London
Mancester
Acta
M‘gregor
Mersrs
Yellowlees
Seafield House
Arran
Dun
Inglis
Paul M'Gregor
Seafold House
Edinburgh and
Odord
Wellstreet
Oxford Street
Guernsey
Alderney
Isle of
Fowler
Bucits
M'Gregor
Maceed
Birchin Lane
Mr'Gregor
Manchester
Hut
N'Gregor
Clyde Puisite
Brown-street
Glasgowers’ Court
England
Seta
M‘griegor
Tuglis
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Miles
Ambasasdors
Peru
Ispaban
Timbuctoo
Japan
Liny
Foreign Intelligence
Epain
Mapniz
San Fernando
Madrid
Narvaez
Madrid Stock Exchange
Bayonne
Allerta Ateamst
Ferrol
Passages
Monte Video
Drary
Bayona
Kenepesinhehy
Mapai
Espectador
Tafada
Duke de Montpensier
el Globo
Cortes
Rome
Isabella
Barcelona
Granullers
Vich
Portugal
Southampton
Rossel
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Lisbon
Oporto
Corunna
Vigo
H.M.S. Flamer
H.M
Fantome
Cumberland
Gassendi
Peninsular and Oriente! Company
Oriental
Quiver Achooner
Esphel
Ghemany
Augsburgh Gazette
Baden
Gusingen
Friburg
Burton
J. P. Hughes
Rowland and
Jones
S. B. Lloyd
Carnarvon Herald
Farmouth
Suspension Brigy
the Metropolis
Hawkin
Plesa
Crown
Perth
Baron Alderson
Queen v. Connor
Central Criminal Court
Evans
A.B
Riegel
Ilegally Holden
Scotland