Railways and steam lines expand across Britain and Europe
A wide survey of railway construction and electric telegraph progress shows vast new lines planned or under way from London to Bristol and Scotland, plus cross-channel links and continental plans. It notes allotment scandals, heavy investment, and a push toward integrated transport networks boosting employment and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberggrenny Canal
Midland Coe
Glencasie
Bristol
Boston
Caen
New England
Ondon
Canada
London
Liverpool
Montress
Wilmer
Manchester and Birmingham
South Western
Great Western
Birmingham
Croydon
Blackwall
Manchester
Grand Junction
South Devon
Yarmouth
Norwich
Maidstone
Tunbridge
Northampton
Peterborough
North Midland
Sheffield
Preston and
Wyre
Leeds
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Chester
Holyhead
Northampton and
Cheltenham
Oxon Chronicle
East Lancashire
Colne
Bradford
South Eastern
Canterbury
Ramsgate
Margate
Brighton
Lewes
Hastings
Midlane
Kendal
Windermere
Lancaster
Carlisle
Richmond
Great North of England
Northern
Hends
Exeter
Crediton
Manchester South Junction
Altrincham
Dewsbury
Churwell Valles
Newcastle and Berwick
Hudson's
England
Scotland
North British
Etherton
Tweedmouth
Ashton
Macclesfield
Belfast
Ballymens
Cork
Bandon
Dundalk
Enniskillen
Wales
South Wales
Fishguerd
Pembroke
North Wales
Porthdsnullaen
Bangor
Aberdare
Taff Vale
North Wales Mineral
Monmouth
Hereford
Wilts
Somerset
Weymouth
Salisbury
Berks and Hants
Cambridge
Huntingdon
Ely
Eastern Union
Bury
Ely and
Hartingdon
Lowestoft
Lynn and
Dereham
Great Grimsby
Geinsborough
Huddersfield
Gewebury
Thirskiner
Bolton
Wigan
Rotsendale
Heywood
Oldham
Nottingham
Lincoln
Syston
Midland
Oxford
Rugby
Worcester
Wolverhampton
Great Western Railway
Newport
Pontypool
Oxford and
Wilte, Somerset, and
Hudson
Shrewsbury
Oswestry
Southampton
Dorchester
Trent Valley
Roo
Stafford
Wakefield
Pontefract
Goole
York
Caledonian
Aberdeen
Scottish Central
Clydesdale
Westminster Court of Requests Reform Drama In Leicester Square
In Westminster parishes election of court commissioners follows Moylan’s judge appointment. Debate centers on role of commissioners, whether juror function under the judge or independent decisions. Also notes delays in judge’s seat approval, salary about 1200 pounds, and plans for a more commodious court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Cougatt
D. C. Moylan
Court of Requests
Castle-street
Leicester-square
Westminster
Privy Council
Christ’s Hosprtat
Christ’s Church
Newgate-street
H. Guillemard
Pembroke Hall
Cambridge
Hospital
St. Matthew's Day
Dr. Rice
Royal Hospitals
E. T. Scargill
Pembroke College, Cambridge
G. E. Evans
Lincoln College, Oxford
William Frederick Greenfield
Pembroke College
George Voigt
Clare Hall
Thomas Johnson Porter
Belial
Malcolm Laing
Thomas Stedman Polehampton
Pope
Windsor Forest
Edward Hayman
Regulus
Edward Algernon Newton
Prinses
Charles Edward Searle
Christ
John Daniel Williams
Babylon
William Allan Rossell
Evans
Voigt
Hsymap
Newton
W. A. Raswell
Bartholomew Jane
Escape from Gloucester Gaol Highlights Prisoner Dexterity
James Davice, an Irish prisoner serving twelve months for uttering base coin, escaped Saturday from Gloucester city gaol. He climbed a privy, used a stool and sheet to scale the wall, slid to the grounds, and fled toward the docks, eluding guards until the next morning. A separate St Catherine Street incident saw Mrs Eliza Baylis killed while preparing offal meat as dogs gathered nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouchsthe
Gloucester
James Davice
Jeffs
Turnkey Cox
Turnkey
Chevaux de Frise
St. Catherine-street
Eliza Baylis
Death of Thomas Davis and Irish patriot memories endure
In conciliation Hall and public meetings, mourners honor Thomas Davis editor of the Nation. Eulogies laud his patriotism, intellect, and sacrifice for Ireland, with calls for monuments and renewed resolve across factions. Letters from supporters express grief and resolve to continue his work for Ireland’s freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traland
Bear Bear
Relard
J. O'Connell
Darrynane Abbey
Ray
Ireland
Lin
National Association
Dasitt O'Coxxsett
Bay
Cabirmoyle
Sir
Thomas Davis
Cruert
Thomas Davin
Ublic
Williamm S. O'Baiex
NM. Ray
Gray
Cangley
Fuxenac
Davia
Thomas Osborne Davis
Nation
Mount Jerome
Harold’s Arcas
Lord Cloncurry
O'Connell
M.P
Davis
Repeal
Repealers
Evening Mail
Pilot
Freeman's Journal
NR. Davis
Association
T. C. Davis
Ladies
O'Hea
Larrister
Pat Hear
Prtenr
Bear
Thomas Davie
Hear
Death of Mr James Smith Accidental at Mile End Road
Inquest at the Earl Grey tavern Mile End Road into the death of James Smith aged 61 of Maunders Terrace. A man found him lying in the passage with head against a door after a Friday night fall, cervical vertebra fracture causing death on Sunday morning. Will left £2000 to relatives. Verdict: accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovegrove
Gloucester Journal
Plymouth
Exexmurstat Squadrox
Stear
Hyde Parker
C.B
St. Vincent
Rowley
Plymouth Sound
Cork
Mt. Vincent
Feet
Rattler
Stromboli
Urania
Lettieri
Parker
Devonport
Samuel Pym
K.C.B
Lamedale
Manly Hall Dizon
Caledonia
John West
Baldwin Walker
Weasel
Thie Port
Rochester
England
Canterbury Journal
Cath
Strood
Cuxtone
Medway
Rochester Bridge
William Manclark
Birmingham Pilot
Wigan
Turnerarse
P. Greenall
Greenall
St Helen's
St. Helen's
James Lindsay
Earl of
Wigen
League
Manchester
Thicknesse
Cobden
Warmouth
Cranok Oy Mvaper
Ferrier
Soroner
Purdy
Noble
Henry Noble
Tfe
Noebla
Baker
Earl Grey Tavern
Mile-end Road
James Smith
Maunders Terrace
Lower Mile
William Lewellyn
Aurgeon
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Hampshire
Sherbourne Mercury
Perth
Eass
Caledonian Mercury
Foreign Intelligence
France
Journel Des Debats
Bertin
Paris
Germany
Vays
Pruss x
Prussia
Waterloo
Blucher
Bavaria
Otho Louis Frederick William
Prince Roys
Afoniteur
Paris and St. Germain
Graeb
Bourbon
Bazoche
M. Paris
French Guiana
King
United States
Mnet
Journal Des Débats
Thaa
Eres
Vendome
Soult Terg
Algiers
Dunkirk
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Troyes
Montereau
Basle
Northers
Belgium
The
Presse
NM. Guizot
Chamber of Deputies
Munster
Cologne
Spain
Mapu
Duke de Nemours
Louis Philippe
Vittoria
Barcelona
Madrid
St. Andre de Barca
Parseval-Deschénes
Balearic Islands
Prince Henry
Don Francesco da Paolo
Manzenares
Mapxro
Narvaez
Rome
M. Donoso Cortes
Joaquin Milang del Bosch
Zamora
Valladolid
M. Domingo Belo
Granada
Cortes
Duchess de Nemours
Duke de Montpensier
Infanta
Chateau d'Eu
Astorga
Lando Uf
Breton
Catalonia
el Fomento
Moderado Politica
Monjuich
Saxony
Dresden
de Koraneritz
Friends of Light
Evangelical Church
Werner
Prince John
M. Tods
Gamayoo
Br Eal
Mall i
Ulm
Lelpete
Vienna
Greech
Arthens
Kalergi
Athena
Edmund Lyons
Zante
Italy
Eustachio Petroccchiro
Malta
Ralli
Constantinople
Cairo
Prudent
Valletta
Petrocochino
Monsieur le Duc
Matta
Peru
Arica
Valparaiso
Lord Aberdeen
Lima
Adame
Callao
Collingwood
Fiahguerd
Modesto
Daphne
John Bull
Copenhagen
Praseia
Fahrenslandet
Frederick William
M. Groedward
Supreme Court of the Kingdom
M. Greedward
Marximes de Larochefoucauld
Falkenbjerg
Society For the Freedom of the Press
Galignani
the Metropolis
Exing
West Jadiellous
City of London
Mercers’ Company
Grissell and Coy
Gresham Committee
Lough
Board of Guardians of
Arthur-street
J. B. Ryder
Chelsea
Haseltine
Poor Law Commissioner
Victoria
Gluenbore
Ghenoy Coops
Board of Penalans of
St. Luke's
Chelses
Poor Law Commission
Poor Law Commissioners
North Western Metropolitan Asylum District
Coeloea
Collier
R. Jackson
Lea
Berwendsey Strest
Aasfo
Tooley Street
Southwark-bridge-road
Jackson
Royal Exchange
Phonix
Mzasus
Mzasus. Roazns’ Axp Towaoop’s
Messrs. Rogers
Hobler
Europe
Naples
St. Katharine's
Puland-street
Oxford-street
Duarss
Gepress
Dru
Crolly
Ryan
Murphy
M*hales
Cantwells
Dublin Castle
Great Britain
Militia
Tuomis
Fremantle
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