Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06
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DocK fARp, LIVERPOOL Oct. g. 1892
We have no news OF consequence in Liverpool
at present A corsid;tnble degree of sensation ha.
been created here the las, week by the arrival OF
oGtr e. SoMEns Steam Coach from London, ha.
wing travelled the whole OF the eny on The turn
pike road On the road between this ,cwn ard
Manchester, she Travelled q. the speed OF miles in
10 MINUTES, at AZ miles per hout She pro eeds
'fon here 10 Edinburgh IN fsw days and II she
can manage SLAP Tells a. any decent speed she
may be considered as completely victorious do
hot thihk that II Will stop the formation Of Rail
Roads, DIT | thlnk that there will not be many
stage coaches drawn by horses IN another five
years The following are the principal dimen
sons Of the machine Weight OF Machine. 7
'ons--When loaded 10 tons--powcr. 80 horses
Diameter Of Cylinders, Isi inches Diameter Of
large wheel Att. Gin. -lcpSk OF stroke lsin.-
Pressure 500 lbs. on the square inca Breadth
al The tire the wheels A inches She carries 30
passengers besides the fireman and tho one who
Steers.
We have just gotta statue Of Ginning erected Oh
the Gist staro seandinc of the town hail: il is
eonsiiofed by judges to be a master piece of mr.,
aud Chantrey who made it, says, that he is willing
to rest his fame on it il was executed by public
subscription, and cost 900 gnincas
The following paragraph from late Londna pa
PEI gives striking picture Of the shifts 10 which
the poor arc sometimes reduced in tina, vast m stro
polls.
-few Cotont3s.--Sevcraly young men and women
ana ehudrcn o: both sexes, were brought before the
LORD Mayor on Thursday, charged with hay,ne
plan'eo regular colony under soma of the dry ar
ches on the eastern side of London bridge. From,
the statement Of Evans, the streot-keeper of ,bo
district, /, appeared tia. crowds Of Migrants of
both scxas were IN the habit, after the lators Of the
day, OF assembling onder the arches o, Londoa
bridge, for the rnrposc Of Setting ur meal and
afterwards sleeping together. When he went to
'he new colony, he saw about fifty poor wrcichcs.
who evidently had no other home than the neIan.
eho'v one they had thus established About ,wep.
~ men, women, and children had retired 10 rep,se
ohder one OF the arches, where they lay Spoon
! ways, and quiet enough, with the exception a
mat music which bears the strongest testimony
to the absence Of care. A fire was burning under
another arch, and there was large sauce.
pan upon II, containing, it was stated a rams
h'uHeF' ana Inc outside parinss Of two sheep's
'fSas' ana considerable quantity ofcoarsc beef
ca,'e" oy The sausage makers p" bow-wow An
o1 none-g'ubocr was stirring up these aelicaeie,
win piece of an iron hoop The smoke was So
oehse mat ne was only seen at intervals and then
N Gears, winch dropped bitterly from his eyes, and
''n'eu part OF" the ingredients OF the caul,lron
Altogether scene was such as man, NH,
meet IN an old book, but never could cxpee, to nd
on The great metropolitan stage fife. some ot ,hr
defendants charged .hc officers Of the parishes ~
wh'ch they belonged with having totally ahana,,orJ
thou % s,.ni c,,r.s say thai thty h.ye I'd cIaims