The Railway Meeting at Inverell
A PUBLIC meeting of the inhabitants of Inverell end district was held at the Court House, Inverell, on the evening of Friday last June 28, for the purpose of…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1872
18 stories in New England's papers
Railways in the North
TUESDAY'S Grafton 'Examiner' says:— The stoical indifference of the Clarence upon all matters of general importance is the Upas tree which poisons every…
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IN the classification and proposed distribution of grants for subordinate roads under trustees for 1872, the following items refer to certain roads in the…
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A FEW days ago an Irish gentleman named Ferguson left London for Dublin in a first-class compartment of the Irish limited mail. All went well until after Rugby…
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THE other night the North Staffordshire Railway was flooded to such an extent near Uttoxeter that the traffic was impeded for many hours, and a singular…
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ON June 19 a frightful accident occurred at Doveholes, near Buxton, to a train proceeding from Derby to Manchester. A fearful thunderstorm had raged all the…
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LAST evening, as we were preparing for press, we received from Mr. John Moore the following letters, which, on account of their importance, we made room for:—…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The News Via California. Shocking Railway Accident
BELLEVILLE, Canada, June 22.—The night express went down past this place at 2.20 this morning, full of passengers, among whom were many ministers of the…
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ON July 22 Dr. Lankester held an inquest in Paddington on the body of Mr. Horatio Brandon, aged 36, a West Indian merchant, of Kingston, Jamaica. Mr. White…
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ON August 3, a terrible collision occurred on the Lancashire and Yorkshire line, within four miles of Manchester. The engine of a luggage train struck a…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Grafton Road. (To the Editors of the Annidale Express.)
GENTLEMEN—The recent Bad accident on the Glen Innes road, near the Rev. Thos. Johnstone's, has forcibly brought under my notice the state of the Grafton road…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Correspondence. Our Future Railway Policy. (To the Editors of the Armidale Express.)
DEAR SIRS—In your leader of the 12th inst. you give a sketch of what the railway policy of the present Government may probably be as regards the Northern…
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RECENTLY took place on the Barcelona and Valencia line. Sixteen or seventeen dead bodies have been recovered, while from twenty-six to thirty persons have…
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ON Friday evening a public meeting of the inhabitants of Bundarra was held, at Batt's Hotel, for the purpose of petitioning the Government for the erection of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Northern Road. (To the Editors of the Armidale Express.)
GENTLEMEN—I wish Mr. Bayley would inspect a place on the Northern road below Dorrington's, which is so bad whenever it comes wet that teams cannot get…
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AN influential meeting of the leading citizens of Grafton, convened by circular, was held at the Council Chamber, Grafton, on Thursday afternoon last. The…
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THE following petition was adopted at the recent meeting in Grafton:—To THE HONOURABLE THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF NEW SOUTH WALES, IN…
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This meeting, alluded to in my last report, did not come off on the advertised date, owing to the bad state of the weather. It was postponed to Tuesday…
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