Vast railway expansion mapped across Britain and Ireland
Surveyors chart vast projects as Welsh Midland plans the Bredmock canal and a Gloucester to Bristol narrow gauge. Manchester to London and Boston to Montreal lines join a global web, enabling a twelve day London to Canada transit. Electric telegraph grows, shares questioned, and major railway acts unleash hundreds of miles of new lines with multimegawatt capital infusion across England Scotland and Ireland.
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Welsh Midland
Bredmock and
Abergavenny Canal
Midland Company
Gloucester
Bristol
Bostox
Boston
Montreal
New England
London
Canada
Liverpool
Wilmer
Manchester and Birmingham
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
Provisional Committee
Oxon Chronicle
East Lancashire
Colne
Bredford
Sifth Eastern
Canterbury
Ramsgate
Margate
Brighton
Lewes
Hastings
Midland
Kendal
Wildermere
Lancaster
Carlisle
Richmond
Great North of England
Northern
Exeter
Crediton
Manchester South Junction
Altrincham
Dewsbury
Churwell Valles
Newcastle and Berwick
Hudson’s
England
Scotland
North British
Etherton
Tweedmouth
Ashton
Macclesfield
Belfast
Ballymena
Cork
Bancon
Dundelk
Enniskillen
Wales
South Wales
Fiehguerd and
Pembroke
North Wales
Porihdynollaen
Bangor
Aberdare
Teff Vale
North Wales Mineral
Monmouth
Hereford
Wilts
Somerset
Weymouth
Salisbury
Berks and Hants
East Angliar Hner
Eastern Counties
Cambridge, Huntingdon
Ely
Eastern Union
Bury
Ely and
Huntingdon
Lowestoft
Lynn and Dereham
Lynn and Ely
Great Grimsby
Gainsborough
Huddersfield
Shefield
Bradford
Thirsk
Burton
Wigan
Rossendale
Heywood
Oldham
Nottingham
Lincoln
Syston
Oxford
Rugby
Worcester
Wolverhampton
Great Western Railway
Fxeter
Newport
Pontypool
Oxford and
Wilts, Somerset, and
Hudson
Mining
Stafford
Wakefield
Pontefract
Goole
Belf
York
Caledonian
Aberdeen
Scottish Central
Clydesdale Junction
France and international notes on elections and fortifications
Foreign intelligence from Europe and the Americas reports Bavaria announces birth of Prince Otto. Paris stock activity dips amid social fund increase and fortification talks. France plans coastal defenses, navy and army projects, and potential Algerian governance reshuffles amid ministerial shifts as Anglo Belgian harbor fears rise.
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France
Bavaria
Otho Souia
Frederick William
Prince Royal of
Moniteur
Paris and St. Germain
Graeb
Bourbon
Eer
Bazoche
M. Paris
French Guiana
King
United States
Paris
Journal Des Débats
Vendome
Chaussées
Saya
Forte
Marshal Bugeaud
Algerie
Soult
Bugeaud
Soulberg
Algiers
Siecle
Reforme
Dunkirk
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Troyes and
Monterera
Basle
Northern
Council General
Department of the North
Belging
Baen
Belgium
Agaist
Castrome
Presse
MM. Guizot
Chamber of Deputies
Munetz
Cologne
Pais
Journal Des Debats
Conway
Hova
Lieut
Fierrick
M. Berthe
Enseigne de Vaisseau
M. Ducimetiére
Fierreck
Marines
Amon de Grainville
de Grainville
Westminster Parishes Elect Court Commissioners Amid Change
In Westminster on Saturday parishes elected commissioners of the court for the year under the Parochial Act, sparking debate over the role of the judge and the new body. The Moylan appointment as Judge of the Court of Requests is noted, with expectations of a larger, brighter court. The article also covers Curist's Hospital ceremonies, Royal Exchange gatework, St Luke Chelsea’s Poor Law communications, and a large warehouse fire in Bermondsey Street with damage and insurance details.
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United States
Livesroor
Sea
Edwards
Mersey
New York
Texan
London
Marmora
W.A. Page
New York Herald
Mexico
Texas
New Orleans
Washington
Rio Grande
Taylor
War Department
Corpus Chris
Marcy
Vera Cruz
Republic
Copenhagen
Prussia
Fadrenslandet
Praseia
Frederick William
M. Groedward
Supreme Court of the Kingdom
Greedward
Maximes de Larochefoucauld
Falkenbjerg
Society For the Freedom of the Press
Bis
Galignani’sessenger
Tor New Jupox
RuequEsta
D. C. Moylan
Court of Requests
Castle-street
Leicester-square
Westminster
Privy Council
Curist's Hospital
Christ's Church
Newgate
W. H. Guillemard
Pembroke Hall
Cambridge
St. Matthew's Day
Schu Hare
Bice
Royal Hospitals
E.T. Scotxill
Pembroke College
Enteh
E. Evans
Lincoln College
Oxford
William Frederic Greenfield
George Voigt
Clare Hall
Alcabey
Thomes Johnson Potter
Belial
Malcolm Laing
China
Thomas Stedman Polehampton
Pope
Windsor Forest
Edward Hayman
Regulus
Edward Algernon Newton
Prinses
Tower
Charles Edward Searle
Christ's Hospital
John Daniel Williams
Babylon
William Allan Rousell
Evans
Voigt
Hayman
Newton
W. A. Russell
Blue Coat
Royal Exchanag
Bartholomew Lane
Royal Exchange
Auch
City of London
Mercera' Company
Thomas Gresham
T. G
Grissel and Co
Lough
Board of Guardians
Parish of
St. Luke, Chelsea
Arthur Street
J. B. Ryder
Chelsea
Haseltine
Poor Law Commissioners
Poor Law Commission Office
Somerset House
St. Luke
North Western Metropolitan Asylum
Victoria
Iam
Georck Coops
Board of Guardians of
St. Luke's
Cheises
North Western Metropolitan Asylum District
Granoe Coong
Mitchell
Colfier
R. Jackson
Bermondsey Street
Tooley Street
Southwark-bridge-road
Jackson
Phenix
Taz Cats Rosser
Messrs. Roogns
Towcoop's
Europe
Naples
Voland Street
Oxford-street
Graam
Graham
W. Hale
City of London School Committee
Loft
Royal Hospitals Committee
Tovan
Bedford
Blackfriara Bridge
Escaped prisoner from Gloucester gaol robs the wall
A prisoner named James Davies, jailed for uttering base coin, escaped Gloucester city gaol by climbing over the wall using a sheet and rope. He left the cell after a tricked lock, then fled toward the dockyard area, with officers unaware until the next morning. Police seek him as a dangerous escapee.
Death of Mr. Davis Ends Nation’s Poet in Ireland
Ireland laments Thomas Davis of the Nation as a national figure. A Dublin audience gathered with tributes to his life and work. Letters from supporters recount his patriotism and influence, praising his sacrifice for Ireland’s freedom and urging memorials. The session ends with calls for a monument and continued dedication to the cause.
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Davis
Association
Auer
T. O. Davis
O'Hea
Nation
Thut
Thomas Davis
Ireland
J. O'Connell
Ipl
Banyuane Abbey
Rar
National Association
Daniezy O'Conixlu
M. Ray
Cabirmoyle
Ales
Thomas Davie
William S. O'Bates
Asythias
O'Connell
Gray
Cangley
City Endorses 20000 Pound Annual Public Works Plan
The council debated a pier cost and approved an annual 20000 pound allocation from coal duties for twenty years to fund public works. The plan includes the prior 50000 pound loan and aims to improve crowded thoroughfares with immediate starting expectations.
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Harrison
Coal
T. H. Hall
R.L. Jones
Young man Henry Noble linked to spree and death
Henry Noble, employed with an engineer in the town, confronted a man he believed was Spring-heeled Jack and struck him. The deceased died the next day. A post mortem found death due to internal disease, not blows. Noble was detained and examined by the Mayor. coroner’s jury ruled natural death and he was discharged.
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Henry Noble
Noble
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