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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 14, 1845

Page

3

Australian Emigration and London Railways Vision

A brisk tour through Australian emigration advice for hopeful settlers, stressing capital thresholds, family prospects, and social mobility, followed by a Washingtonian zeal for atmospheric railway schemes in London. The piece extols rail network expansion, city planning, and climate-friendly factory and farm integration, ending with reflections on luxury country living via steam-powered warmth and water systems.

J. C. Batfours London Smith, Elder, and Co Australia Wicich Hom England Oine New South Wales Bke Tue Westminster Review Shakspeare Schlosser Humboldt Kosmos Times Croydon Toma Epsom Downs Chatsworth

Manslaughter at Newmarket in a market clash

In Newmarket a man named Henry Thorns a hatter was killed after a confrontation with Richard Archer over a bankruptcy dispute. Eyewitnesses testified to Archer striking Thorns with a net and Thorns falling to the ground. An inquest adjourned then returned a verdict of manslaughter with Archer surrendering to authorities.

Newmarket Henry Thorns Richard Archer Award Edwardes Edwards Theros Archer Edwarde Thorns THE _WEEKLY CHRONICLE Fea Siasbet Comrolusionera Board of Guardians Parker Ian Giance Conpsg T.C. Weatlake Andover Dougal Stockbridge Missing Westlake Poor Law Commissionere Prenderast M'Dougel Weatlake Poor Law Commissioners Marater Ralph Etwall Weatleke Harry Wayman Robert Pettingale Millbill Mr. Drake Thorne Kitchener William Clarke James Wiggins Mr. Holmes Drake John Andrews Albion-street Samuel Gamble Mr. Peck Bury Herald Turns Bay Mr. Beck Charles Boyce Howlett Witness Witneas Alfred Fry George Edward Edwards Edwardses Henry Leeson Newland Street Kensington Tord Holland Leeson Schipe Blackfriers-bridgs Harriet Cellgrove Parson’s Court Bride-lane Surrey Muor Miller Royal Humane Society St. Bartholomew's Hospital Purteanawonic Institutes R. Watson Institute Royal Ior Western Free Trade Hall Edward Sudlow Cowenll-street Choriton-on-Medlock Brown Madame Grisi Mario Lablache Windmill-street Ludlow Ranchesteruardian

Condition of Ireland tenants under Marquis of Conyngham described

A Times correspondent portrays harsh Irish tenant life on Conyngham lands. Farms measured by cow grass, rents paid with butter meat and potatoes, widespread poverty, inadequate housing, and diet dominated by seaweed. Reported village Lubgarroo shows cottages, beggars, and tenant suffering with little prospect for improvement.

Times Gwexoar Doxrgar Sept. X Lubgarroo London Coast Guard

Russian Kamtschatke to Mediterranean from Cronstadt

The steam frigate Kamtschatke arrived December 4 from Cronstadt with coal and supplies and departed this morning for the Mediterranean. Built in America in 1840s, 2317 tons, two 600hp engines, armament of 12 long 32-pounders, two 10-inch and two 8-inch guns, crew 290, full rig, draft 17.5 feet. Also steamers carry fruit, cattle, and produce from Rotterdam, Hamburgh, Ostend. shipments inspected at St Katharine's wharf.

Cronstadt Mediterranean America Vonschsatz Tagus Smyrna London Carrie Axp Faust Rotterdam Hamburgh General Steam Navigation Company Columbine Brunswick Blackwall Sea Flower General Steam Company Leith Soho Antwerp Venezuela Ostend Tpbo Plumper’s Row Enat James Williamson Hull Birmingham Plummer's Row

Concession Tenders Opened For Northern Railways

On Tuesday the adjudication of two railway concessions took place with Baron Rothschild and Mr ONeill presenting bids for lines from Paris to the Belgian frontier and the Fampoux to Hazebrouck route. The minister set maximum terms, accepting a 38 year lease for one line and 37 years for the other, with security of 15,000,000 francs.

London Farringdon Street Great Western Edgwers Ron Oxford Street Regent Paris Hungerford Charing Cross Greenwich Croydon South Eastern Brighton Southwark Paul's Wharf Fenermans South Western Wandsworth Metro Polis Tropics Osford Street Wong Emaibus Northampton Berwick Street Haymarket Trafalgar Square Great Northern Railroad France Lille Calais Dunkirk Fampour Hazebrouck M. Damon Count d'Argent Bank of France Baron James de Rothechild O'Neil Fampoux Caisse Des Depots Et Consignations Messrs. Rothschild Hottinguer Laffitte Baron de Rothschild Cahier Mesara de Rothchild Houinguer, Laffitte, and Co Northern M. Dumon Buck Mazeppa Kenwick Lancaster Afr W. Payne Cooper's Arms Tower Atrast Waterloo Road Letna Blake Gloucester Street Tower Street M. F. Wagstaff

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