Great Eastern and Western Railway meeting at Worcester
A crowded Worcester Guildhall meeting discussed the Great Eastern and Western Railway scheme. Speaker Mr Ward outlined routes, gradients, and advantages for South Wales and Staffordshire, arguing the direct line would outpace Welsh Midland plans and linking Worcester as a key hub.
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Birmingham
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Rugby
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House of Lords
Neath
Merthyr Tydwil
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John Guest
C. Bailey
Irwain Works
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Theford
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Great Eastern and Western
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Hereford
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London
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Chamber of Commerce and Corporation of Worcester
Queen Victoria Visits Gotha Church and Palace amid Festivities
Gorsa Sept 1 The Queen attends Divine service at St Augustine Gotha with Duke of Coburg and entourage. Royal visit features Gothic interior praised organ and a costly Crucifixion painting. After services the party tours Mogeldorf Ohradorf and Tehterhausen with hunting remains, festival concerts, and military parades. Evening merrymaking among townsfolk is noted as orderly with local beverages prized.
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The Ireland Land System and Tenant Right Critique
A disquisition on Ireland’s land rents and structures criticizes absentee landlords and middlemen. It explains rent division, tenant right, and the high costs faced by tenants, with examples from Ulster and Donegal showing how improvements raise effective rents. It contrasts profitable landlord action with exploitative middlemen and outlines farm economics for a ten acre setup.
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