Railway notes and accidents in the north
A long, mixed report covers railway governance, stock schemes, delays, and whistle blows. It notes the Eastern Counties Board, Cambridge meeting, new day tickets, and a planned Stratford station, alongside multiple fatal and near miss incidents on the Great Western and Bristol lines. It mentions inquiries into deposits and stewardship and a secretary appointment for the Eastern Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Roney
Cambridge
Lincoln
Eastern Counties
Bulkelay
Spex
Great Western
Exeter
London
Eixeter
Brintol
Andover
Northampton, Hull
Cam Beiper
Hudson
M.P
Waddington
Kenward
Routh
Eastern Counties Board
King’s College
County Hall
Midlands
Eastern Counties Company
Stratford
Oxford Chronicle
Oxford
Lincolnshire Chronicle
Bartholomew Lene
Ruaitray
Leeds
Liverpool Standard
Wiltles
Leeds Intelligencer
Ineograst
Board of Trade
Crown
Miprand
Stubbs
Axrox
Flemingtoncal
North British Railway
Andrew Renton
Wder
Renton
Berwick Warder
Farst Railway
Qxroup
Brondsy
Bristol
Gloucester
Welch Mail
Standish Crossing
Weatero
Third repulse of British troops in New Zealand conflict
Reports from Auckland and Sydney detail Colonel Despard’s failed assault on Heke's fortress, heavy British losses, and the fierce resistance by Māori defenders. Despard notes gun issues, stockade hurdles, and a costly retreat while dispatches recount killed and wounded across 58th 99th and other regiments and describe subsequent examinations of tactics and fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Stein
Ritiah
Despard
Auckland
96Th Regiment
Sydney Herald
Ua Dreag
Aucho
Despare
New Zealand Fayette
Despard Fitzroy
Heke
Johnson
Her
Hazard
Aly ‘Ake
Nene
58Th Regiment
Herard
Waka
68Th Regiment
Bridge
Hume
96Th
99Th Regiment
Ber Majesty
Phillpotts
Royal Marines
Monreaty
S8th
Grant
Her Majesty's 96Th Regiment
Her Majesty’s 99Th Regiment
Macpherson
Lieut. Beaty
O'Reilly
Volanteers
Pioneera
Henry Clerk
Her Majesty
Halliday
Morrow
Andrew Wilson
William Stewart
Davis
Claxton
Panchers
Goodrom
Fisher
Norton
Reynolds
Payne
Sutton
Doherty
Leech
Molloy
Anderasa
Grenadier
Thomas Todd
Martin Moran
John Hill
William Watson
William Pope
John Macgrath
George Maher
John Noble
James Hughes
John Eaton
Patrick Hicken
Henry Moseley
James Stock
Benjamin Heath
Grenadiers
James Crane
Hugh Dowee
Jacob Edmonds
Michael Ferren
Robert Hughes
Henry Spencer
William Swan
Hector M.cormick
Maley Thomas
Bradley Martin
William Bridges
Thomas Crawley
David Mark
Thomas Comiers
Andrew Duncan
Patrick Flynn
Duncan Murray
Ensign O'Reilly
Jlieutenant Johnson
Beattie
Calmel Despard
Beatty
Waitimate
Sydney
Deeperd
56Th Regiment
A. Wilson
Davia
Punchett
Goodrum
Anderson
R. Hughes
Spencer
Swan
M.cormack
Thomas Marten
Bridges
Crawley
Mark
Comiers
Duncan
Flynn
Murray
M'Pheraon
Apibl
Heki
Huheto
Philpots
Irmer
Archdeacon Williams
Nopera
Walmate
Taluaionary
Wellington
H. Drararp
Fitzroy
Heki's Pah
Traversera
Guna
Haratope
Rashgheene
Bursing
H. Dusrany
Waimate
Koororarika
Ceptain Grant
Pal
Ara
Hell
58Th
Moreton Bay
Bathurat
Parramatta
Maurice O'Connell
Jackson
Time rules for sun and tides in 1845 London and Ireland
The article outlines how to compute sunrise and sunset times across Great Britain and Ireland using latitude, plus adjustments for minutes per degree. It also lists high water times at major ports with specific hour and minute offsets for each location, followed by a long weekly chronicle noting Advent lessons, moon phases, and a London newspaper issue from November 1845.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great
Britein
Ireland
Besports
London Dock
Geiven
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Heaven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Issiah Actsi
Isaiah
Moxpar
Turspar
Weprespar
Tuvespar
Polk and Oregon War Stakes in Transatlantic Debate
A dated discussion describes President Polk’s stance on the Oregon Question and claims of American exclusive sovereignty. It notes Buchanan’s meeting with Mr. Pakenham and warns of war if terms are forced, arguing England’s and America’s preparations, financial pressures, and potential conflicts in New York, New Orleans, and to the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renfrewshire
Charles H. Russell
Hill
Whitecross-street
Geo
George Bentinck
Guilare
Middlesborough
Tees
Tees Navigation Company
Durham
Hope Lyon
Liverpool
Murray
Liverpool Courier
Manchester
Ireland
America
Oregon
England
Mr. Polk
New York
Buchanan
Pakenham
Polk
Congress
Russia
Trans-Atlantic Republic
Great Britain
New Brunswick
Canada
United States
New Orleans
Plymouth
Dubin
Mexico
Pacific
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Penydarrao Iron Works
Alderman Thompson
Forman
Tuarvic
France
Exotano
Bouloge
Havre de Grace
Calais
Dieppe
Journal Des Lxbats
Farr Qneatt
Britain
Andrelane
Lowdon
Pacuees
Minune
Larirupa
the Weekly Chronicle
Lord John Russell
Yalpe
Robert Peel
Lord Grey
John Runsell
Treasury
Birmingham
Marrel
John Russell
Guildhall
Representation of
Robert Peet
Europe
United Kingdom
Lord Stanley
John Raswell
Pashed
Joana
Lord Morpeth
West Riding
League
Cobden
Times
Lord Howick
Villiers
Presa
Hastings
House of Commons
House of Lords
Duke of Wellington
Secepers Rao
Wareing
Jar
Tours
Bishop's House
Northampton
Frederick William Faber
Elton
Huntingdon
Thomas Francie Knox
Trinity College
St. Felix
Wm. Waaurxo
Jobin
Catholic Usiy
Morning Post
Pasey
Axathes
Covat
Baykavrtcy
Erse
Gaxrat
Boratellon
Middlehill Tunnel
Joch
Tay
Chippestus
Haymarket
Ally Crosker
Artis
Webster
Tilbury
M. Jullivo
Jane
Dery
Benjamin Cowdrey
Paul-street
Finsbury
Paryeye
Wolverhampton
Temple Street
Phillips
Temple-atreet
Ber
Sherie
Mia
Comdery
Tattersalls
Lagat
Worthing
Hutchinson
Wats
Pines
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