City council weighs Farringdon Market as rail terminus
Directors of the Direct London and Manchester Railway petition the Common Council to allow buying Farringdon Market for a central London terminus. Debate covers city access, impacts on Holborn and Skinner Street, and whether to refer the plan to the Improvement Committee for further study before Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ommon
Farringdon Street
Farringdon Market
Fleet Prison
Iophon
Bee Weee Peg Elect
Direct London and Manchester Railway Company
Rastrick
City of London
Direct
London and Manchester Railway Company
Manchester
London
Luncee
Holborn
Skinner-street
Holy
Holborn-bill
Farringdon Warket
Lawrence
King
Prendergast
Harrison
Hr. Dillon
Battle-bridge
Fleet
Field-lane
Holborn Bridge
Holborn Hill
Aer-Street
Newgate
Eale
Farringdon
Farringdon-street
Eli
King’s Cross
Heli
Bank of England
Black Fail Railway Company
R. Taylor
Paddington
Bath
Bustan-aguere
Wuld
Vingdua Market
Genere
Alanchester
Leeds
Birmingham
Imber
St . Leeds
Blackwall Raileputy
Godson
Ckwalway
House of Commons
Blackwall Railway Company
Hhis
Great Western Railway Company
Anderton
Blackwall Company
Great Western
South Western Railways
City
Smithfield
D. W. Wire
Eee
Blackwall
Ashhurst
Liverpool
Namie
St. Sepulchre’s
Farringdon Withent
Hall
R.L. Jones
London and Birmingham Railway Company
Camden Town
Corporation of the City of London
Skinner Street
Talington
Improvement Committee
London Court Debates City Rail Terminus Expansion
Debates over bringing multiple rail termini into central London continue with calls to refer the Blackwall and other railway petitions to a committee. Advocates argue improved trade, reduced Holborn hill issues via viaducts, and near city access for goods and passengers, while opponents warn of city overcrowding and loss of control.
Rejection of Intervention in River Plate Crisis
Latest intelligence from Buenos Ayres reports General Rosas rejecting the Allied ultimatum. British and French ministers plan blockades of Oriental Republic ports. Oribe’s troops remain at Monte Video. News also covers Algeria campaigns, railway theft case at Paddington, and a Camberwell murder verdict.
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Livgaroor
Amelie
Merssy
Buenos Ayres
Rosas
Banda Odiental
Oribe
Brazil
Monte Video
Moxre Vipxo
Inglefield
South America
The
Buceo
A. Tunser
Exchange
Monte Viedo
Dadaou
Rio Janeiro
Religious movement in Germany sparks royal rebuke in Berlin
From Frankfort to Berlin the controversy over the Berlin Court of Aldermen and Town Council address on a religious movement continues. The King objects to a public shedding of light and criticizes the aldermen for presenting a theological document, urging church self governance and warning against equating believers with a party. The incident provokes great public interest in Berlin and may prompt a second address.
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Germany
Frankfort
Eer
Prussie
Berlin
Aldermen
Confederation
Krunswick
Frederick
Rovel
Brandenburgh
Pomerania
Saxony
Herald
Bremmat
Prussia
Darolstad
Leipsic
Sth
Duchy of
Shannon Inn
J. Dillon
Anne Finnerty
Patrick Finnerty
Kyran Mangan
James Mangan
Mangans
Kyran
Mangan
Paddy
Sho
Jay
Shannon Bridge
Olice
James M.cleland
Meagans
Charles Dillon Fry
Ferbane
Creevagh
Abstract of the Revenue 1844 and 1845 Net Produce
The document presents the abstract of the net produce of the revenue of Great Britain for the years and quarters ended October 10, 1844, and October 10, 1845, detailing increases and decreases. It lists figures by category and notes shifts in revenue streams across the specified periods.
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Great Britain
Iscomme
Chance
Consolidated Fund
S.s
Chine
Assabe
Eceene
Eens
Dean Ee Econ Eneeehenen
Dreadful Fire and Loss of Life at St Pauls Cathedral
An 19th century tabloid style report notes gilding work on St Paul’s Cathedral, Vatican decrees alleged by Gazette Italiana, and a Dover road tragedy involving a child killed after a loose ship’s bullock struck a mother. The inquest blames fright on the child Mary Ann Milla, aged two, with a later verdict of accidental death. Also included is a satirical piece attacking Irish rhetoric and the Times.
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Grework Manufactory
Freemasons
Wells
Madame Hengler
Guy Fawkes
Madame Heegler
Atock
Southwark-bridge-road
Madame Hengier
Mr. Barrow
West of England
St. George's Workhouse
Vauxhall Gardens
Madame Henglera
Fortass Panticutans
Sunter
Creatore
Moon
Gibson
Mira Jones
Waterloo Road Brigade
Toolate
St. Paul's Cathedral
Vatican
Gazette Italiana
Paris
Pontifical
Artichoke
Kent-street
Borough
Mary Ann Milla
Wickham Place
Dover Road
St. Mary
Hill and
Thames Street
Masterman
Roland
Lord Byron
Olivera
Hall
England
O'Connell
John O'Conor
Erin
Eluce
Bridge Sale Yields Shares In Suspected Huscerrorp
The bridge was sold for £226000 with £62 10s per £25 share. Purchaser to pay £20000 deposit next week. A labourer Thomas Holt died after a rail accident between Sutherland and Brockley while boarding a moving train. Inquest held next day and verdict returned. Quarterly meeting of iron masters discussed iron price rises, with rails quoted at £12 per ton. Sophia Peacock, 22, died after choking on meat in St Luke's Workhouse. inquest found death due to blockage of the trachea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huscerrorp
Thuradey
Braypiine Junction
Thomas Holt
Sutherland
Brockley
Apo
Fulwell
Torbeck
Wolverhampton
Birmingham
Elba
Staffordshire
Dudley
Hudson
M.P
Baker
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Thames
Richmond
Twickenham
Teddington
Lust Sanday
Twickentham
P.O. F. Vaughan
W. 0. F. Crantz
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Lord Craven Lodge
P.O. F. Lee
River Plate
Pans
Thureday
Moniteur
Algeria
Filttas
Abd el Kader
Abd-el-Keder
Abd-el-Kader
Morocco
Isly
Mogador
Tangiers
Journal Des Derbats
Marshal Bugeaud
Marseilles
Ageria
Abdel-Kader
France
Africa
Cadiz
Manuro
MM. Cortina
Madoz, &c
Globe
Don Carloa
Palermo
Eco del Comercio
Minorca
Castellano
Los Corrales
Barcelona
Joseph Collard
Wm. Hooker
Marylebone
Long
Charles Beaver
Gideon
Stafford Street
Lisson Grove
Thomas Arnold
Collard
Mir
Terminus
Campeanwett
Swanton
Park Road
Camberwell
Wm. Carter
Bay
Surrey
Benjamin Booth
John Welch
John Jarvis
Carpenter
Mr. Matthews
Malpas Street
Peckham New Town
Welch Whso
Welch
Antil
Booth
Witness
Welcb
Laney
Newcross
Thomas Morris
Peckham
Mancis
Hull
Axgow
Midland
Bristol
Birminghaw
Grand Junction
Birming
Verpoul & Manchentert
Newcastle and Carlisl
Glasgow
Paisley
Ayr
Newcastle & Darlington
Gravesend & Rochester
Norfolk
G. W. Morrison and Co
Limehouse
Middleborough Wharf
Rotherhithe
Myth
Martin
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