Gun Cotton Trick and New South Wales Rail plans
A English surgeon Mr Thomas Taylor shows gun cotton can be made with ordinary nitric acid mixed with about one third sulfuric acid. The mixture yields a whiter harsher cotton that explodes on ignition or impact. Meanwhile Australian rail projectors seek a Windsor line and a Goultburro route, arguing strong traffic and coal and mineral prospects justify a seven thousand pound per mile cost estimate and Crown land grants to import labor.
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Thomas Taylor
New South Wales Railways
New South Wales
Windsor
Goultburo
Legislative Council
Goulburn
Sydney
Tuz Forest Ditca
Mattun Hill
Clerkenwell
Eastgar Counties Railway
Tre
Shoreditch
Colchester
Brentwood
Max Tuomas Norr
House of Correction
Thomas Nott
House of Afr
Lucas
Thames
Broderip
Nott
Evana
Br. Broderip
Harris
Friastsut
Edward Cruttwell
Spexall
Wickham Market
London
Shoreditch Church
Boston Old Town
Eastern Counties Railway
Mr. Crutwell
King
William Dobbs
Albion
Cruttwell
Themes Gray
Plage
York
Nants
Galee
Catt A. Gras
James Viechons
Merhanic
Lever Calthorpe
Gough
Rene Gare
Oeluch
Sarge
Ee Geass Jeti
Ber
NotTix
Lincoln
Nottingham
Thorpe Station
Lances
Nottingham Guardian
Her Majestys Visit to Hatfield House Delights Town
Her Majesty and Prince Albert arrived at Hatfield House after leaving Cinthia sbury Park. The Hatfield parish raised funds for a grand welcome with arches looms and a roasted ox banquet for local poor, while observers noted the mansion and royal relics inside.
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Her
Prince Albert
Hatfield House
Marquis of Salisbury
Cinthiasbury Park
Hatfield
Hall
Morton
Countess of Gainsborough
Miss Duncon
Colonel Seymour
G.B. Anson
Matfield
St. Albans
Ak Uatfield
Salisbury Arms Hotel
London Road
Hobbledehorhead
Lando Road
Thie
James J
Theobalds
Queen Elizabeth
Anne
Oliver Cromwell
Oliver
James
Cesils
Joshua
Highlands
Hetfield Palace
Ray
Liege Hall
Weetminater Abbey
Marquis of
Silisbury
Duke of Werington
Robert Ceel
Ted Mtr. Bailout
Warty
Geir
Pablo Marquis
Themansia
Alitdied Hoye
Blackie Balfour
Patfield
Lin
Rjesty
Duke of Wellington
Exeter
Spencer
Perlaset
Brownlow
Lord Sandys
Hr v. Brake
Chaces Wellesley
Ant
Agay Lafter
Dole
Wellingtom
Tunis
Mr. Wyer
Arundel Castle
Manchester Atheneum breakfast precedes public soirée
A public breakfast at Albion Hall in Manchester gathered 80 guests including Mark Philips MP and the Archbishop of Dublin. Directors described aims to foster education and mental culture through the Atheneum, noting 2,504 members and future plans, with Lord Morpeth absent in person but represented in spirit.
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Atheneum
Albion Hall
Piccadilly
Mark Philips
Tank
Manchester
Mr. Edwards
The
Athelwum
Manchester Athenesm
Ihs
Royal Institution
Manchester Atheneum
Edwards
Lord Morpeth
James Heywood
Charles Mackay
Charley Mackay
Charles Pountney
William Chambers
Edinburgh
Dublin
Fife
Ireland
Wade
Phern
European diplomacy and Bavarian press closures in brief
Reports from Paris, London, and Rome detail Russian protests over Spanish marriages, Anglo French negotiations, and Austria and Prussia neutrality. Bavaria plans to suppress all journals from January 1847, while Sheffield unsettled workers push for government talks and a committee to aid the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantie
Charge d'Afaires
Charge d'Affaires
Russia
M.guizet
St. Petersburgh
France
Desputch
Aussia
England
Austria
M. Guiget
Lord Palmerston
M. Gnizet
M. Molé
Dapetit Thouars
Paris
Brest
Oceania
Couns
Hank of
Othschild’s
Exchange of London
Mapaxio
Eco del Comercio
Ith. Yar
Bavaria
Munich
Lith
Council of Ministers
Duchy of Brunswick
Gazrite
Cavatry Commos Council
St. L. Jones
Cannon Street
King William Street
St. Paul's Churchyard
Queen Street
St. Thomas Apostle
Upper Thames Street
Scott
Norrin
Hoole
Ashurst
Lont
Coors
Sheyfield
Cutlers
Shefherd
Thorsday
Alderaan Dann
Appleby
Joseph Kirk
Lueps
J.P. Mall
Leeds
Messrs
Ines
Ape
Lyckum
Barris
Salley Gamp
Kaeiten
Ibis
Marke
Tane
Betoy Prig Hag
Beary Moser
Wigan
Mibiners
Fancy Platt
Miss Ander
Shivers
Meaders
Harris Cieeley
Iis
Comtore Hien
Harris Wert
Sairey Gamp
Henry
Shekey
Fanny
Mario
Adelaide Observer notes and New Zealand affairs
Reports from South Australia and New Zealand summarize events through June including Lady Gipps farewell events, Sir Thomas Mitchell’s despatches praising land, railway prospects, and agricultural progress. NZ mentions conflicts, land seizures at Wellington, and Governor Grey’s amnesty stance amid Maori resistance.
Tattersall’s Transp arent Sting at Weds Sale
Reported favourable to have a good price on Wednesday and large bets were placed with many layers. Prices shifted with Alarm steady after and Red Robin improving. notable lots included Sister to Joanna Colt and Sting with odds fluctuating widely. Closing quotations list many horses and buyers facing long odds in a volatile market.
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Sting
Wight
Jounon
Red Robin
Alexe
Lady Wildair
Greville
Mr. Nunn
Joanna Colt
Anson
E. Russell
Lord Glasgow
Yathurgh
Mr. Pemberton
Colonel Peel
Garry Owen
Duke of Richmond
P.P. Rose
Lord Chesterfield
Wyatt
Lord Exetes
Pergularia
Lagat
Forth
Rolt
Crackford
Wigram
Mytton
Sorella
Lord Cheaterfield
Cherry
Lord Stanley
Alarm Agat Surella
Mostyn
Weot India Planter
Prices of bread rise across London markets and districts
Reports from London detail widespread increases in bread prices with disparities by locality. In areas such as New Cut and Blackfriars road, prices reach 9d to 10d for a four pound loaf, while some districts charge as low as 7d to 9d. The highest rates and variations reflect local demand and shop practices. An official inquiry into nurse Slater's alleged cruelty concludes, finding sufficient cause for a potential misdemeanor prosecution, with the board of Guardians not pursuing charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Tercor
Sidney
Auckland
Heki
Arma
Vis
Kowitti
Nene
Korurutika
Quesm
Raupeka Peka
Wangerei
Grey
Grey Auill
Port Nicholson
Calliope
Castor
Hutt
Osprey
Hukiangi
Amal
Herekino
Falae Hokianga
Wellington
Petonit Road
Hiutt Bridge
Kapareteban
Ratgihaesta
Paringa
Offen Bny Een
Viel Rock
Dietiot
New Zealand Company
Fie
Gaemi
Cook's
Propcen
Boston
United States
Distauer
New Cut
Lower Marsh
Lambeth
Blackfriars Road
Southwark
Surrey
Clare Market
Pickett Sreet
Whitechapel
Poplar
Euat Smithfield
Coventry
Rispmpos
Slater
Risbridge Union
John Walsham
Tawissioner
Webb
Poulter
Board of Guardisra
Ant
Disgraceful Treatment of a Sick Pauper Inquest
An inquest at Carnar fi nds William Edwards died in North Penrallt under filthy bedding and neglectful care. Evidence cites dirty straw filled bed, rotten ticks, and lack of timely medical aid, with nurses and relatives implicated but jury returns verdict of death by visitation of God.
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Carnargiu
E.G. Powell
William Edwards
North Peorallt
Elizabeth Williams
Penrallt
Towan
Meda
Haslam
Union
King
O. O. Roberts
Bangor
Dr. Roberts
North
Pen’rall
Talon
Lloyd Ellis
Ir. Griffith
Mr. Smith
Roberts
J. B. Haslam
Ubei
Agnes
Rolaris
Susan Davie
Thomas Edwarda
Lven
British Alliance Meeting Set for Manchester November
A committee formed by a London conference plans a gathering in Manchester on the Ath of November to finalize the British organization of the Alliance and convene UK members at a date and place to be determined.
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Fresmasone
B. B. Cubbell
Challis
Sheriff Keonard
C. Yearson
London
Allience
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Manchester
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Her Majesty
Manchester Athenium
Public
South Australia
Adelaide Observer
Gippa
Hoth
Qauering
Thomas
Darling
Australia
Felix
Jung
ATL
South Dusia Tion
Nicholson
M'Leay
Leginative Council of
Treaury
M‘leay
Transport Board
W.C. Wentworth
M-C
Windermere
Burgundy
Lisbon
Wilson
Sussex-street
Adelaide
Metropolis
Sybury
South Australian Register
Tattersall
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