Stray Leaves on the Registrar General's Ledger of Life
The piece reviews the Registrar General's annual reports for 1845 and 1846, praising the data as a grand ledger of national prosperity and distress. It notes how marriages rise with wages and political energy, citing 18th‑century examples under Chatham and Pitt, the impact of war and peace, and the link between public optimism and family formation.
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Troe
Seye
Frence
Chatham
Closterseven
Byng
Canada
Pondicherry
French America
India
Paria
Lord Chatham
Loana
Ireland
Nelson
the Nile
Pitt
Whitbread
Napoleon
Marengo
Cadiz
Paul
England
Baltic
Mr. Pitt
Alexandria
Great Britain
France
Amiens
Cesar
Wellington
Ths Association
Finsbury Chapel
Edward Miall
South Wales
Devon
Cornwall
Europe
Germany
Italy
Lord J. Russell
Rome
Petto
John Gordon
Coventry
Massie
Richard Taylor
City of
London
Taylor
John Burnett
High Church Party
High Church
A. Reed
Norwich
Catignac
Department of the War
St. Louis
Henry IV
Paris
Journal Des Debats
Afoniten
Ministry of the Interior
Toulouse
Hanto Garonne
la Republique
Cavaignac
Committee of the Interior
Seine
Odjaining Paria
Belle-Sale-en-Mer
Moniteur
Doheny
Havre
M. Mole Ban
Rue de Poitiers
M. Emila Thomas
Ateliers Nationaur
Affanifeur du Soir
French Antilles
Committee of Finance
National Assembly
Ministera For the Interior
Trntice
Foreign Affairs
Republic
St. Petersburgh
Vienna
Madrid
Wiener Zeitung
Alt
Hungary
Hongery
Austria
Lower Danube
Whilat
Mobile National Guard
Free Corps
Parte
Stephen
Vrunn
Mailath
Royal visit delayed by weather and rail plan home
Aberdeen reports Her Majesty the Queen abandoned the planned two o’clock sea voyage to London due to rain and mist. She traveled by rail to Perth and then onward, while crowds gathered along the quay as the royal party moved through the city in a closed carriage.
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Aberdees
Aberdeed
London
Metropolis
Royal Victoria and Albert
George Grey
Home Secretary
Perth
Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence
Victoria and Albert
Prince Consort
G. Grey
Countess of Gainsborough
James Clark
Marischal Street
Union Street
Holborn
Bridge of Dee
Stoneburen
Expressea
Aberdeen
George Hotel
Scottish Central Railway
Caledonian
North Western
Pextu
Prince Albert
Edinburgh
Carlisle
Lancaster
Euston Square
Crewe
Royal Hotel
Stewart
Creed
Brooke
Buckingham Palace
Osborne
Isle of Wight
Royal
Prince of Wales
Prince Alfred
Princess Royal
Buckingham Pelage
Dover
Belf
Ostend
Claremont
Bricklayers’ Arms
M. van der Weyer
Baron Moerkerke
Countess van Stratten
James M'Gregor
South Eastern Railway Company
Prince Warpes
Lor J. Russter
Himsell
Inverery Castle
Argyle
Dalmally
M‘dougal
Dunolly Castle
Lorne
Oban
Staffa and Sons
Glencoe
Black Mount
Breadalbane
John
Banshee
Admiralty
John M'Caul
Copenhagen
Rink
Godhaven
North Greenland
Greenland
Uppernavie
James Clark Ross
John Franklin
Enterprise
Investigator
Ross
Bird
Rosa
S.W
Europe
Rink Doctor
Building Fund
Court of Queen's Bench
Litsnany Milx Womex
Margaret Kenny
Mary Reynolds
Guildhall
Christ's Hospital
Newgate Street
George Brooke
Mary Austin
Eaual
Reynolds
Austin
Brooks
Kenny
Keony
Abe Wan
Booker
Shrivenhara
Maidenhead
Bull's Bridge
Southall
Shrivenham
Robert Roscoe
Grand Junction
Hayes
Paddington
Fteman
Bia
Natant
Tis
Fioe
Tne
Roacoe
John Greening
Enerds
Lille
Club of Representatives
Institute
Paris
Fonda
Republic
Times
Cavaignac
Committee On
National Assembly
Moderes
la Presse
Sth
Lyons
Mobilea
Monte de Pieté
Hotel de Ville
Gemeau
Place de la Préfecture
Croix-Rousss
Courrier de Lyonanya
M. Feliz Piat
M. de Tocque
England
Bovisk
Bank of France
Fatal Railway Accident on Rother Viaduct Near Beighton
A Beighton area disaster on the Manchester Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway destroyed the upper arches of the Rother viaduct under construction. Three carpenters Henry Whiteman George Relcliffe and James Mott died. one survivor William Lamb survived with injuries. Coroner's inquest blamed insufficient foundations.
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Manchester, Shefield, and Lincolnshire
Sheffield
Beighton
Mr. Carlisle
Mesars
Miller, Blackie
Shortridge
Carlisle
Carliala
Railway Inn
Henry Whiteman
George Relcliffe
James Mott
William Lamb
Woodheuse
Midland
Leighton
George Belcliffe
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