Railway crisis and fatal collision inquiry at Eastern Counties
Long report covers railway disputes, proposed £300000 for a bridge scheme, and a major fog driven collision near Walther station. It details witness testimonies on a heavy luggage train, signaling failures, and emergency actions at Waltham, with engineers and directors facing inquiries and awaiting a Board of Trade assessment.
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Park General
M.pisiv
Brea Eee & Tt
Guence Stethensox
Birmingham
Herapath
Spitalfields Church
Union Street
Easters
Pussey
Shoreditch
Eastern Counties Railway
Walther
Lawrence
E.L
Norfolk Railway
Fisner
Ceerly
George Cann
Cambridge
Broxbourne
Westlnam Sts
Norwic
Kenward
Waltham
Stratford
London
Dowling
Trav
George Ke
Keens
Thomas Cracknell
Bishmen
Cos
Cox
Rowlen
Young
Pasley
Romford
Henson
Scott
Dancan
Hanson
Duocen
Board of Trade
Windsor Election Turmoil as Rupert Kettle Entertains Hope
In Windsor a late bid by barrister Rupert Kettle challenged Col. Reid after Mr Walter's retirement. A crowded scene at the town hall featured heated exchanges, a mayoral show of hands that favored Reid, and protests from Kettle backers. Riotous disturbances by Reid’s soldiers and numerous witnesses described a chaotic night with injuries and accusations of overbearing ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wixdsor
Walter
Colonel Reid
Rupert Kettle
Windsor
New Windsor
Serpeck Pa Ketrus
Middle Temple
Kettle
Sost
Castle
Alderman Bannister
George Alexander Reid
Borough of
Snowden
W. Moss
Rupert Alfred Kettle
Millard
House of Commons
Eton
Mevor
Moss
William Moss
White Hart
Kittle
Muitany
Col. Reid
John Clode
Tewn Council
Thames Street
Lovegrove
High Street
Express Office
Culonel Reid
Mr. Leicester
Mrs. Pearce
Foster
Mr. Bannister
Peascod-Street
Life
Robert Wayman
Thurwood
Adams
Adamn’s
Mr. Blunt
Blunt
Adame
Worpoon inquiry at Windsor regis holds adjourned to Monday
The Worpoon mill riot inquiry resumed at Windsor Town Hall with barrister Mr Kettle challenging the court’s authority. Testimony from witnesses Sarah Seagrove and John Jones described Life Guards entering Adame’s shop, taking broom handles, and scenes in the market. The hearing adjourned after three to four hours amid objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worpoon
Rio
Windsor
Kettle
Walter
Colonel Reid
Mr. Voules
Mr. Kettle
al. Long
Voules
Long
Mr. Long
Weyman
Mr. Loog
Ronning
Mr. Adame
Mr. Adams
Secre
Charles Street
Mr. Blunt
Mr. KetiHe
Potter
High Street
Marely
Blunt
Wooles
Roark
Blant
Jones
Millas
Millon
Biro
Weynan
John Jones
Bigh-Street
Adame'a
Weymen
Sarah Seagrove
Mr. Blant
The Peel era and party foes in the graveyard of policy
A weekly Chronicle excerpt critiques Sir Robert Peel's leadership amid famine fears and tariff battles. It argues Peel betrays the public by clinging to Protection, angering Towns and Land, and risking national division for party gain.
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Hamburg
Baltic
Russia
France
Belgium
Holland
Trelian
United States
China
Rous
England
Scotland
Tee
Sir Robert Peel
Parliament
Lst
Calendar Rules For Sunrise And Tide Times In Britain
A fragmentary calendar item outlines methods to compute sunrise and sunset times for any British place by latitude and degree adjustments. It also lists high water offsets for major ports and notes church lessons, moon phase, and day length data from a mid 19th century calendar page.
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Annazer
Great Britain and Ireland
Properton
London
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Monpar
Torepar
Wapxeapar
Tromspar
Ferpay
St. Cecilia
Princess Royal
Satugpar
Sunpay
Jeason Johner
Ita
The Academy Bill and O Connell’s Irish Dilemma
The Irish press criticizes O Connell and the Academy Bill. It argues that funding comes from the oppressed peasantry, not the Catholic nobility, and urges O Connell to renounce income from parochial contributions. It notes divisions among clergy and laity over mixed education and fears Repealers’ reaction to reform.
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O'Connell
Ireland
Senate
Bench of Justice
Mr. O'Connell
Lord Heytesbury
England
Conciliation Hall
Treland
M‘hale
John O'Connell
Crolly
Ulster
Kirwan
Armagh
The
Freeman's Journal
Dr. Kirwan
Ar. O'Connell
Roma
The Press and the Bar Anger Walter and Kettle
The piece defends Walter as a genius miscast for parliament and mocks rivals. It praises his Windsor retreat as gallant and capable, while introducing Rupert Kettle as a brave outsider who faced an unknown Windsor with no prior ties to Oxford or politics.
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Walter
Morning Chronicle
Times
Nature
Tor Wellington
Windsor
Torres Vedras
Mr. Walter
Col. Reid
Rupert Kettle
Oxford
Court, the Horse Guards, and the Eton boys in Hastings
A critical appraisal of the press and political satire following a Hastings speech. Mr Walter’s oratory is dismissed as weak while Mr Rupert Kettle is lauded for vigor and audacity. The piece notes the campaign against royal household aides and the shift of Windsor representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Cheapside
West End
Kettle
Mao
Walter
Windsor
Scullion
Rupert Kettle
Reid
Elas
Rupert Kettls
Privy Council
Windsor Castle
Neville
Bat
Law Times
Gevenor Oapen
Henss Guards
Leeds
William Augustine Hyder
10Th Hussars
William Augustiny Hyder
Baliocollig
Truckers
Cork
Vandeleur
Silvester Oliver
Ballincellig
Hyder
Henry Windhaw
Vardeleur
10Th Royal Hussars
Wiliam Augustine Hyder
Vaudesteur
Fryder
Furthemore
Chievets
William Auguste Hyder
1Th Royal Hussare
Conticmae Thorn
Sud Rae
Privice Ly
Duke of
Plymouth Journal
Birmingham leading Liberal movement sparks nationwide action
The article salutes Birmingham for its bold Liberal push at a perilous time, urging other large towns to follow until the Cabinet offers a satisfactory response. It critiques government silence, praises Mr. Villiers and Mr. Cobden for detailing the country’s suffering, and warns that inaction could threaten the ministry’s survival. It notes upcoming privy council prorogation and Windsor representation rumours amid broader political upheaval.
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Birmingham
Hiro
Villiers
Tha
Cobden
Lory
Bis
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Hanecoate Junction Railway
Midland Company
Wakefield and Harrogate
Leeds, Wakefield, and Midland Junction
Hudson
East Riding
Manchester and
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Lenota
Inn
Hull Ateamer
Halifax
D'Israeli
Robert Peel
Judas Iscariot
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Mer
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Blackwood
Judas
Jecariot
Sanchester
Hig
J.O
K.W
P. H
Richard Burden
Arichaelman
Sussex
T Han
the Weekly Chronicle
Robert Perl
Downing Street
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Mansion House
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