Accidents and Royal News From the Late 1840s
An 1848 report details an accident on the Great Western Railway near Maidenhead with a loaded coal wagon causing a derailment and injuries to a passenger and a guard. It also covers royal arrivals and travels in Aberdeen Edinburgh and London, including Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, plus notes on religious associations and anti state church action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joost Vicuerie
Perth
Lendan E Wis
Her Majesty
Adelhus Duadarence
Merbers
Royel
G. Grey
Countess of Gainsborough
James Clinth
Marischal Street
Union Street
Holborn
Bridge of Dee
Stonehaven Road
Wetenon
Aberdeen
Price Consort
George Hotel
Seottth Central Railway
Coledopian
North Western
London
Permrth
Princ Albert
North East
Citimers
Aer Mejests
Prince Alpert
Evite
Lord Proveet
Edinburgh
Carlisle
Hed Majletys
Queen
Prince Albert
Crewe
Riswal Hotel
Ark
Stewart
Secretar
Creed
Mr. Brooke
Ceveral
Railway Company
Prince Consort
Marine
Osborne
Isleawath
Mijesty
Prince of
Shrivenham
Maddenhead
Bull's Bridge
Shrivenham Etation
Grand Junction
Paddington
Maidenhead
Ball's Bridge
Mate
Freman
Anh
Boravs
Hue
Fe Esuren
Roscoe
John Greening
Esignale
Foreign Intelligence and European Crises Across the Continent
The report surveys diplomatic and political turmoil from Vienna to Paris, detailing mediation debates over Italy and Hungary, parliamentary struggles on education and finance, and military shifts in Hungary, Croatia, and Prussia. It notes revolts, abdications, and imperial measures amid evolving alliances and uprisings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tealor
Markie
General Baye Lyre
Og Rity
Sponte
Paris
Iysur
BMW
Vic Vonifeus
Fravwei
Dobos
Trica Reli Ley Woods
Tayen Telane
Trishman
Arece
Haver
Treford
AL. Meic
Gironde
Flesa
Republien
Medérée
France
Butet
JAI
Beteq
Thorne
Ithy
SII
Nest “Oy
Newtae
Feremma
Nations Assembly
Republi
Lordan
Prierevirre
Banc
M. Buyiguier
Trent
Vienna
Austria
Italy
England
Austein
Ledru Roliia
Qttés
Cavaignge
M. Ledru Rollin
Poland
Gemans
M. Creton
Europe
Cavaignac
MM. Buvi
Pier
Flocen
Eeme
Count Lamberg
Hungary
Croatia
Lungary
Peath
Austrach
Deramer Zeitung
Fatal Railway accident claims three lives at Beighton viaduct
A Beighton to Sheffield railway viaduct collapsed during construction on a Saturday morning, killing carpenters Henry Whiteman and George Belcliffe and James Mott, with William Lamb the sole survivor. The coroner's inquest found the foundation insufficient, noting the arches sank before the nineteenth arch failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rother
Beisston
Miller
Blackie
Carlisle
Ceriele
Rajinas
Beighton
Awart
George Belcliffe
James Moit
William Lamb
Woodhouse Mill
Sheffield
Midland
Leighton
Saefield
Henry Whiteman
Jamcs Mott
Weigat
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Ne. L
Monalen
Alonry
Rosas
Rigistrar
Sret
Ito
George Til
Chetkem
Closterseven
Byng
Cenaca
Americe
India
Parie
Metriegee
Neleeu
Nile
Ceares
Pirin
Livus
Parich
Casen
Wlio
Marrieges
Napoleon Lee
Marenes
Brivien
Baltic
Pitt
Paul
Nelsen
Great Britain
Amiens
Fortape
Geniur
Lord Coathem
Natere
UY der
Belgtays
Dover
Hell
Rama
Lenden
Claremont
Bricklavers’ Arms
M. van de Wever
Churemurt
Baron Moerkeske
Countess van Stratien
James M'Gregor
South Eastern Sailors Company
Prince Wsaiprian
Prussia
Todia
Hardinge
Queen'’s Own
Leap J. Russell
Inverary Castle
Argyle
Dalmarty
M‘dougal
Dunolly Castle
Lorne
Obin
Staffa
Tona
Glencoe
Biach Mount
Breedalbane
John
Banshee
James Clark Ross
John Franklin
Uppernavic
Rose
Captain Bird
Ross
Eail
S.W
Uppernavie
British Anti-State Church Association
Flasbury Chapel
Metropols
Edward Miail
Reapicn
South Wales
Devon
Cornwall
Eister
Friends of
Tours
J. Hurellied Queaiy
Trelind
Petlo
Vce
Uch Phalaos
Cheere
Jos
Gordon
Coventry
Trevand
Treland
Ireland
Matsie
Richard Taylor
Lindon
John Burnett
High Church
Prowstat
A. Reed
Norwich
Mecca
Chelmsford
Springfield
Building Fund
Court of Queen's Bench
Litenany Mik Wowrx
Margaret Kenny
Mary Reynolds
Guildhall
Christ's Hospital
Newgate Street
George Brooks
Mary Austin
Reynolds
Austin
Mr. Broaka
Kenny
Reynold
Great Wistern Railway
The
Lancet
Forlign Intelligence
National Assembly
M. Marrast
M. Arable Datois
M. Dubois
M. Montreuil
Assembly
Tdevides Thaat
Prince Lettia
Napoleon
Soniderae
eFb cUsraeli
Weides
Unis
Wino the
Spaecery
Dirane
la Presse Sompheick
Cine Rybie
Gerdany
Mantpestoes
Wisner
Hungaria Det
Diet
Coun Easty
Lower Danube
Lanuers
Wlist
Eudeavour
Stephen
Lruia
Mailuth
Loenberg
Germany
Carlsbrue
Oberpostampls Zeitung
Struve
Wiesbaden
Tha
Schluswig Hol- Birin
Schwabach
Manheim
Erbenbergs
Bieratadt
Amd
Feilaieh
Pesth
Prussil
Berlin
Roxer
Denmark
Schleswig and
Houletein
Charles Moltke
Bonin
Assen