Place Unit Type
City or Town
Containing Unit
Northumberland, England
Date Type
British scientists estimate the country's coal reserves will last 930 years at present levels of consumption Science/Technology
Deadly explosions kill seventy-six miners at a coal mine in northern England Crime/Disasters
- First ever dog show held at Newcastle in northern England Cultural
In north-east England, another coal-mining disaster kills twenty-four men working underground. Crime/Disasters
In northeast England, an accidental explosion of nitroglycerin kills the Sheriff of Newcastle and six others. Crime/Disasters
On the Thames, in London, Harry Kelley regains his world sculling championship Education/Culture
Date Title
Anna H. Richardson to William Still, March 16, 1860
Anna H. Richardson to William Still, June 8, 1860
Anna H. Richardson to William Still, December 28, 1860
Anna H. Richardson to William Still, May 2, 1861
Anna H. Richardson to William Still, October 10, 1862
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