Serious Railway Accident Near Barntley Unfolds
A Midland Railway collision near Barntley leaves several severely injured including William Boteler and Inspector Child. An assistant engine, misjudging distance, collided with the London mail train, causing extensive damage and prompting amputation of Boteler’s leg and urgent medical care for others. Investigations by Midland directors follow.
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Midland Railway
Barntley
London Mail
Masborough
Cudworth
Mesborough
Leeds
Wath
Canfield
William Boteler
Leeds Bankruptcy Court
Inspector Child
SerEene Stubbs
Leeds Detective Police Force
Boteler
Stal 5
Child
John H. Lowther
Batt
York
Oulton
Stulbs
Midland Company
Yous
Barnsley
North Midland Railway
London
Danfield
Normanton
Thomas Wheatley
Barnslley
Woodlesford
Andrews
Reed
Lees
Manchester
Normenton
Rer
Matthew Hill
Sheffield
Boursley
Carridges
Royal Hotel
Stone
Leede
Codworth
William Fuller Boteler
Jonathan Andrews
Stubbs
Stubb
S. P. Teale
S. Smith
Hey
Chorley
Leeds Infirmary
Collins
John Rennie
Lee
Bell
Royston
Darfield
Derby
Barnsly
Wheatley
Isaac Morley
Palfreyman
Vickers
John Porter
Midland
Blackmore
Post Office
Stubba
Leeds Police
Childe
Joseph Sunter
Isaac Blackmore
Midland Mail
Royston Parish
Overend
William Walker
Carridge
The Lord Mayor's Court and the Mary Cattell Case
A London Mansion House report on Mary Cattell, an elderly woman accused of begging for her imprisoned brother, with testimony from Mendicity Society officers and a publican. The Lord Mayor commits her as a disorderly person for one month to Bridewell, amid criticism of witnesses and questions about the propriety of the ruling and the dress worn.
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Saturney
Mansion House
Mary Cattell
Society of Friends
Queen's Bench
Sturgeon
The
Mendicity Society
Queen's Prison
Court of Chancery
Horsford
Society
Bucklersbury
Poon Sturgeon
Mary Stapleton
Society of Priende
Stepney
Hutchinson
Becklersbury
North Shields
Hors- Mord
Genilla
London
Gibba
Walbrook
Mary Cate
Sundial Rules for Sunrise and Tides in Britain and Ireland
The guide explains calculating sunrise and sunset by latitude adjustments, with six minute per degree shifts and similar rules for high water times at major ports. It lists offsets for Bristol York Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow and Southampton from London Dock time, noting harbours and a dated weekly weather notice with lessons and calendar details.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock Tee
Bristol
York
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Discomforts in store for them at next session
The passage argues that public trust suffers when leaders act from self interest rather than conviction. It cites Lord Palmerston and Lord Lyndhurst as examples, contrasting changed views with longstanding political allegiance to distinguish between experience and selfish decision in public life.
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Oni
Manchester Guardian
Sage
Aenet i Govcixe
Thomas Strange
Bar of Worship Street
Mr. Combe
George Watts
Eagle
Combe
Tisch
Somerset
C.S.T
Hawser Trunnion
Macready
Weekly Chronicle
London
Tras
Afr. Macready
Dramatics
P. O
Gerald
England
Gray
Thomas Gray
George Hudson
Hudson
Staga
P. F. P. Samuel Taylor
Lord Ashley
L. B
Canosicre
Fou
Exeter
Turna
J—Ev
W.C. Y
Temple
Oldham
Cerie
Sunderland
Europe
Mr. Cubden
Anti-Corn Law League
Mr. Hudson
Chapman
Hadson
Anti Corp Law League
Cobden
Robert Peel
Wincheleea
Lord Palmoraton
Lord Lyndhurst
How to Dine with Duke Humphrey and Lord Ashley
A fragment notes Lord Ashley supporting Short Hours protests in Manufacturing Districts and recounts a Bolton meeting report. His speech questions value of reforms for workers with no spare hours for recreation, highlighting enduring exhaustion among the laboring poor.
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Lord Ashley
Bolton
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Town Hall
Wilson Overend
Wes
Lord Seymour
Victoria
Henry Vickera
John Crow
Ecuo
Felicidade
Ilfracombe Harbour
Sierra Leone
Sfter
Gails
Elizabeth
Esbo
Duke of Buckingham
Avington
Avington and Easton
Duke of Scribane
Ogive
J Lampshire
the Weekly Chronicle
Lord Ashley and the
Dorsetahire
Exeter Hall
Oxford
Lord Aabley
Lor Ashley
Post
Gilead
Standard and Herald
Mr. Villiers
Goa
Privy Council
Anti Corn Law League
Peel
Pee
Maynooth
Sir Robert
Squires
Parsons
MR. O'Connell
Ireland
Sligo
Lord Oxman
Cromwell
House of Commons
Carte and Lingard
Expresians
Peet
Wait Hill
Tamworth Dynasty
Buckingham Palace
Britain and Ireland
Sorway
Toxsmay
Simon and St. Jude
Coles
NORTM
Bleu Water
Duke Humphrey
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