Mystery of Paris and the Paris election drama
The piece surveys the Paris election scene around April with Eugene Sue as a focal figure. It notes police intimidation at meetings, the duel of candidates Dupont de l Eure and Ferdinand Roy, and the wave of Socialist and republican sentiment. It contrasts Leclerc the Moderate hero and the violent political currents in 1849 Paris.
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Pade
Paris
Eugene Sue
M. Vidal
Apicns
M. Dupont du Eure
M. Ferdinand Roy
France
Dupont de l'Eure
de Flotte
Republic
Leclerc
Leclere
Curlier
Sentile
Napoleon
le Lon
Bonsparte
Louis Napoleon
Guizot
Louis Blanc
Hum
Lang and Grey clash over Downing Street Despatch
The letter from Rev Dr Lang to Earl Grey sparks a bitter exchange. The Despatch from Downing Street is labeled slanderous by Grey officials, while Lang defends his charges of discourtesy and impropriety. Colonists split but expect Lang’s stance to stand.
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Dr Lang
England
Earl Grey
Downing-street
Lang
Earl
London
Sir Costes
Roy
Dr L
Hawes
Sydney
Colonial Office
Charles FitzRoy
Gravesend
Moreton Bay
Dr Tang
Appointment of Fol Barrage as Surveyor of Main Roads
Government Gazette reports the Lieutenant-Governor has approved the appointment of Fol Barrage as Surveyor of Main Roads. The central board commissioners note Hull has resigned. Crants Stowr, Colonial Secretary, issues the order.
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Thureday
Public Pound Impoundments and Mariner Notices 1850
A long ledger of impounded cattle at multiple public pounds across South Australia lists numerous beasts by description, brand, and markings with sale dates in September 1850. Also includes notices to mariners about Shorland’s Bluff light and port entry guidance, and an obituary style memorial with a civic procession description.
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Legislative Council
Dirpett
Wootide
Onkaparinga
Camas
Steer
Colonial Secretary's Office
Sydney
Port Phillip
Shorland's Bluff
Port Phillip Heads
T. Deas Tor
Shorclasd
Hsu Gnes
Melbourne
March
Poundkeeper
Gawler Town
Diamont
Harles
Ormond
Bort Philip
Hobson
Elms
Hattlegate
Cap. Stokes
H.M
Beagle
Glen Osmond
Conrae
Veseele
Point Landsdale
Port Phillip Coy
Benils
E. Oliver
Angas Park
Asme
Boulder
John & Plash
Poandk
Nossiuiga
Wn. Robt. Bell
Barossa
Lyndoch Valley
Reid
Ted Leifer
St Upon
P. Dony
Kooringa
Vow
Pound
John Saunders
Montague Village
Dry Creek
Willis Reason
Dean Farrell
Morphett-street
Hindleys Street
Tate Gordon
Dean Ferrell
Spee
The
Odd Fellows
G.M. Allchin
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Foreign and Colonial
DR Lang and
Belfast
Downshire
Blackburn Savings’ Bank
Cambridgeshire
Manchester
Lord Gough
Fronse of Commons
Arma
East India Company
Indies
Ann Merritt
Worgan
Hackney
James Deary
Jedburgh
William Fairburn
Government Gazette
Wier
Yeichbomrboots
Bewaniet
Peice A. TL
Jol Dean
Woodsside
Caras, Strom
Colonial
Crotary
Riis
Jan Teer
Government of
New South Wales
Cuanrts Stent
Pont Offier
Seale
Colonial Treasury
Jon Watts
South Australia
Roun
R. Tonnexn
Colonial Secretary’s Office
Board of Road Commissioners
District of
Willunga
Illanga
Port Willunga
Aldinga
Noarlunga
Adelaide
Eame
Asid Surveyor-General
Hashia Excellency
Hiss Excel Seuny
Angus
Canna
Chanter Davidean Watt
Gonem
Miles
Neighburhood
Bacalbyn
Moma
Northwands
Macclenfield
Mount Barker
Jed
Siren Creeds
Henry Bryant
Brighton
Noo
John Beer
Forsran
Carrots
Rentlemann
West Terrace
Hope Lodge of Odd Fellows
Onder
Captain Litchfield
Rundle-street
Nak
Albert
Furs
Fay
Ander
Joose
Mimely
W.B. Clarke
Notier
Stewart
Double Bay
Watson’s Bay
WB. Clarke
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Mayo
Sligo
Gen Manufactory
Switzerland
Master-General
Board of Ordnance
Ireland
United States
Tennyson
Wordsworth
Barwick
Elmet
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Thaus
Southwerkbridge Company
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