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'''1868''' was a [[year]]. | |||
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In [[February]], the [[Seventh Doctor]] took his former [[companion]] [[Victoria Waterfield]], who had settled in the [[20th century]], to [[London]] where she took care of her father [[Edward Waterfield]]'s fortune and visited her aunt, [[Margaret Waterfield]], before returning to her adopted time. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Prelude Birthright (short story)|Prelude Birthright]]'') | |||
In [[March]], [[Iris Wildthyme]] visited London. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Boy That Time Forgot (audio story)|The Boy That Time Forgot]]'') | |||
On [[24 December]], the grand opening of [[Westminster]] station on the [[London Underground]] took place. The [[Second Doctor]] spoke to [[Miranda Peel]] about the event, making it seem to her as if he had been there. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Favourite Star (short story)|Favourite Star]]'') | |||
===Undated=== | |||
[[Wychborn House]] [[Fire|burned]] down. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Strange England (novel)|Strange England]]'') | |||
The [[First Doctor]], [[Ian Chesterton]], [[Barbara Wright]] and [[Vicki Pallister]] attended a speech by [[Thomas Huxley]] at the [[Royal College of Surgeons]], after which they fought the [[Zarbi]] and [[the Animus]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Unnatural Selection (comic story)|Unnatural Selection]]'') | |||
According to the book ''[[Pieter Mon Marchè: A Diary of Discovery]]'' by [[Silas Portis]], the [[Victorian era|Victorian]] explorer [[Pieter Mon Marchè]] spent "some months" in [[Khartoum]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Man Who Wasn't There (audio story)|The Man Who Wasn't There]]'') | |||
After managing to construct a [[space-time vessel]], [[Ramón Salamander]] travelled back to 1868 in the hopes of selling his [[Micro machine (The Heralds of Destruction)|micro machines]] to the [[British Empire]] only for the [[Third Doctor]] to halt the scheme and {{Delgado}}'s attempt to usurp it. While the Master managed to flee, [[UNIT]] took Salamander in custody and returned to their native time. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Heralds of Destruction (comic story)|The Heralds of Destruction]]'') | |||
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Revision as of 21:16, 5 September 2024
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1868 was a year.
Events
Dated
In February, the Seventh Doctor took his former companion Victoria Waterfield, who had settled in the 20th century, to London where she took care of her father Edward Waterfield's fortune and visited her aunt, Margaret Waterfield, before returning to her adopted time. (PROSE: Prelude Birthright)
In March, Iris Wildthyme visited London. (AUDIO: The Boy That Time Forgot)
On 24 December, the grand opening of Westminster station on the London Underground took place. The Second Doctor spoke to Miranda Peel about the event, making it seem to her as if he had been there. (PROSE: Favourite Star)
Undated
Wychborn House burned down. (PROSE: Strange England)
The First Doctor, Ian Chesterton, Barbara Wright and Vicki Pallister attended a speech by Thomas Huxley at the Royal College of Surgeons, after which they fought the Zarbi and the Animus. (COMIC: Unnatural Selection)
According to the book Pieter Mon Marchè: A Diary of Discovery by Silas Portis, the Victorian explorer Pieter Mon Marchè spent "some months" in Khartoum. (AUDIO: The Man Who Wasn't There)
After managing to construct a space-time vessel, Ramón Salamander travelled back to 1868 in the hopes of selling his micro machines to the British Empire only for the Third Doctor to halt the scheme and the Master's attempt to usurp it. While the Master managed to flee, UNIT took Salamander in custody and returned to their native time. (COMIC: The Heralds of Destruction)
