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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 26, 1848

Page

4

Calendane Sun Times and High Water Tables for British Isles

A dated guide describes calculating sunrise and sunset times across Great Britain and Ireland by latitude, adjusting by degrees above or below 51°30′, and similarly estimating high water times for major ports using listed offsets for Bristol, London, Dublin, and others. It also notes ecclesiastical calendar references, moon phases, and day length details for late November.

Gres Britain Ireland London Dock Bristol Ork Cove Falmouth Gull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton

Railway collision witness accounts and court hearing outcomes

A London railway collision inquiry features witnesses describing strict locomotive rules, a ban on non-listed riders, and the driver’s expected control. Samuel Dear, driver of the Hornet, recounts his actions near Richmond after the 5.35 express crash, while MP H C Lecey testifies to the crash’s impact and vehicle safety. The prisoner remains remanded. Healey is hospitalized.

Qulen Bremanahall Penryn Inspector Brown I Samuel Dear Waterloo Station Richmond Black Horse Gate H.C. Lecey M.P Snld Richmond Station London Healey

Attempted murder of a wife by her husband in Walworth

In the early hours of Tuesday, George Croome, 26, a cabinet maker of 126 Hill Street, Walworth, allegedly attacked and attempted to murder his wife after a quarrel. She was found unconscious with head wounds. Croome was arrested at Walworth station. The wife remained in a precarious state with potential brain concussion.

Hill Street Walworth George Croome Cabinet Micker White S Division Gan Crisp Taylor and Crisp Mr. Crisp Lambeth Scrrosep Murpers Price Bethnal Green Bishop and Williams Baker Royal Oak Barnett Street John Price Witness Howls St. Katharine's Dock Elizabeth S. Vieller C. Vieller Retreat Place Hackney Burgundy Ramedale Ranby Nais Ramsgate Granby Saux Ou Rasx Bistzs Eanrr Priszep Messrs Sotheby Wilkinson Mojesty James I Cologne Bartholomew de Vckel Biblia Latina Colognr Conrad de Homborch Stracburg

Destructive Fires Ravage Wilmer Gardens Factory and Nearby Homes

A devastating fire at Mr. Lawson floor cloth and table cover manufactory on Kingelend road, with rapid spread to Wilmer gardens tenements, destroyed the building and much contents, leaving occupants fleeing with belongings. Fire brigades battled flames until nine, uninsurable losses noted and extensive house damage reported.

Hurley Ourhoed Kingelend Road Lawson Wilmer Gardens Northampton Street Parish London Brigade West of England Company Braidwood Fogo Connorton West of England Watt Kingeland Road John Squires Oakley Leicestershire Randall Sun Royal Exchange Fie Fowler Paulin Street Bermondsey W. A. Coger Messrs. Parker and Co Boat Merchants Newgate Street Farringdon Street

West Riding election rebukes noble dictate in a clash over liberty

The West Riding scene shows a constituency rebuking a powerful nobleman’s attempt to control its choice of representative. The piece mocks Fitzwilliam and praises self rule, arguing the electorate rejects beardless dynastic influence, favors reform, and weighs candidates Roebuck and Dennison against Leeds Mercury figures.

West Riding Weat Adair Fieona Bertis Orvertheleas France Jacobis Pruesia England Norval House of Wentworth Carbutt Leeds Mr. Fitzwilliam Mr. Carbutt Fitzwilliam Liberal Party Wentworth Jesson Eerl Fitzbardinge West Gloucestershire Lord Morpeth Calling Eardley Eardley Leeds Mercury Exeter Hall Beckett Dennison Prorest Yorkshire Roebuck House of Commons Bath

Denison and Roebuck Clash Over Railway Policy

The Times backs the claim against Mr Denison, noting his roles as Chairman of Quarter Sessions and a Railroad Director. The Railway interest already holds sway in Parliament, and Yorkshire voters prefer not to elect a man who would push larger railway consolidations seen as harming political and commercial interests.

A. B George Street Maidstone Treasury Bradford Amelia Manchester Pentonville Christchurch A. M Oxford Holywell Stationers Hall Lambeth Soall Farner Kent Bexley B. B Gosport Louth Cambridge C.H Istington Hhs Earl Clericus Totteridge C. M King Street Stotland E. B Calne J’ersons Eliza Droitwich F.S Hayes Gertrude Rugby G.M Holewell George the III Queen Charlotte G. R Chelaea HLC Strood Toithin Sabella Greenwich St. John's Wood Doctors’ Commons Amsterdam Bath Norwich Braintree York Mews Stamp Office River Terrace Stockport Urse M Hoxton Chistren Shrewsbury Camberwell Red Lion Street J. S Holborn Common Law Exeter Edgware London England Atanda Derby Dartmouth Ct. L. G Malton W. A Westminster Annerly Huntingdon Y.Z Leeds Denison The Times Tle Roebuck House of Commons Yorkshire

Crisis in Prussia as Frankfurt Assembly clashes with King

The article details a stalemate between the Prussian King and the Berlin Assembly amid a tense political crisis. It notes increasing support for the Assembly from municipal bodies, the Frankfurt vote against taxes, and warnings of a potential clash between General Wrangel and royal orders as factions vie to secure civil liberties and resist attempts at reaction.

Prussia Berlin Wrangel Empire Brandenburg Frankfort Imperial Assembly National Party of Prussia M. Bassermann Frankfort Assembly

The Female Republicans of Paris Bacquet Night

A Paris gathering described as 1200 women and children drinking and speaking at Barriere du Maine. The piece questions the social impact and propriety of women engaging publicly in politics with frightened English contrasts. It notes Madame Gay and others, plus child participants toasts and songs, and contrasts with England where such display would provoke hooting and punishment.

Barriere du Maine France Pierre Leroux Madame Gay Ronget de Lisle England

Yankees in the Holy Land Captain Lynch Leads American Exploration

The piece praises Captain Lynch, an American officer, for leading Dead Sea explorations with two American boats under the U S flag. It compares his undertaking to historic curiosities, notes his sounding of Gomorrah and Sodom sites, and commends the blend of commercial zeal with scholarly aims aiding science and history.

Holy Land Lynch Dead Sea Cardagan National Gallery Lot Boston New York Jonathan Gomorrah Sodom

Educational Movement at Oxford Ripple in Morfuum

A brief note on evolving student education at Oxford reveals a minor stir in the academic atmosphere. The piece hints at tensions among college heads over management and policy, suggesting uneven handling of educational reforms and classroom direction.

Oxford

Oxford Reform and Hebdomadal Board Under Scrutiny

A review argues Oxford must reform its governing Hebdomadal Board to curb collegiate autocracy and expand teaching beyond classics, favoring physical science and broader university education while lamenting past resistance and calls for modernization. Also notes Parliament building changes and brief obituaries and notices.

Oxford Oxterd Cambridge Hebdomada Board Acland

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