Austerlity promotion amid Paris Rome debates and unrest
A chaotic Paris Assembly scene unfolds as officers like Me Pasay and Me Barrot address Rome and impeachment. Reports claim French forces in Rome suffer losses at Villa Pamphili and a temporary armistice is granted to bury the dead. Debates rage over constitutional violation claims and ministerial accountability as crowd and leaders clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansi Brayarn
Teoir
Chacans
Paris
Ancien
Ledra Rollin
Rome
Prenel
Rona
Ville Pamphili
Ondinot
M. Odion Barrot
Montamarda
Marrot
Almast
Ledru Matlin
Arma
M. Ledru Rollin
Melvan
ML ‘Thiers
German military moves threaten Baden and Palatinate remains
Reports from Berlin note Prussian intervention ordered and forces advancing from Krenannoch toward the Rheinpfalz while Hessian led operations press the Neckar line. Aimed at breaking Bavarian and Württemberg positions near Nastadt, with broader European shifts looming as Baden turnouts resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Font
Hayana
Longth
Hirschfeldt
Krenannoch
Berlin
Frankfort
Kreuznach
Rheinpfalz
Haden
Wurtemberg
Miller
Nastadt
Peucker
River Neckar
Vaten
Baden
Empire
Cologne
Kiegeney
Stuttgardt
Prussta
Ture Paussian Leacin
Palatinate
Prussia
Puocarpinas
Tik Gunwan National Assembly
Grerxwany
Wirtemburg
Austria
Bavaria
Saxony
Denmark
Duchies
Companvannt Og Paepenicia
Tamburgh
Fredericia
Pien
Italian Troops Open Trenches Near Villa Bantucci
From Nome Italy June 7 headquarters Villa Bantucci reports trenches opened at six this evening after a five AM inspection. No siege batteries fired at our workmen until diversions on Villas Corsini and Valentini denied firing. Lord Regiment of the Line, landed three days ago, joined at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Nome
Lore
San Paneragin and Villas Corainé Defences Sharpened
The Tonto Malle is re established, and Cipitas caries over it. Powder weight prepared to blow it up. The works at the tronchos are carried on with activity. Last night new batteriva were constructed. Unceasing exertions are being made to consolidate the defence of San Paneragin and the Villas Corainé and Valentiti.
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Tronchos
Wade
San Paneragin
Corainé
Valentiti
Royal procession from Windsor to London and return
The Queen and Prince Albert with the Prince of Wales and royal family left Windsor Castle for Slough by rail, then traveled to Paddington and Buckingham Palace arriving before five. Attended by many nobles and courtiers, they held Sunday services at the palace private chapel with Leslie Courtenay officiating.
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Amayvale
Loxpon
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Prince Alfred
Princess Royal
Alice
Helena
Louisa
Countess of Desart
Caroline Cavendish
Lucy Kerr
Earl of Listowal
Bowles
Ormsby Gore
C. B. Phipps
Bouverie
Birch
Windsor Castle
Life Guards
Slough
Great Western Railway
Paddington
Buckingham Palace
11Th Hussars
Iter Majesty
Palace
Duke of Norfolk
Earl Fortescun
Breadalbane
Edward Howard
George Lennox
Wylde
Hun Magnsty
Prince Almert
Leslie Courtenay
Notable deaths and health notes from Brighton society pages
Personal sens. Lorn Anonenus Fitzcearnence improves at Brighton and may resume duties on the royal yacht early next month. Henry Turrey of Thanet dies in Gloucester Place. he was hereditary High Sheriff of Westmorland and Kent and lord of Skipton, with the peerage now extinct. Sir Benjamin D’Annan, commander in British North America, dies in Montreal after a long service including Busaco to Toulouse. he was a Grand Cross of the Bath and long commander of the 1st Foot. Forfar's Lord-Lieutenant replaces the Earl of Airlie. French deputy Crespin dies of cholera. Dr William Raz Wilson and others pass away, with Birmingham’s Tuomasoy praised for local factory achievements and knighthood. Vice Admiral Henry Hin dies, leaving a pension for wounds.
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Lorn Anonenus Fitzcearnence
Brighton
Skipton-in-Craven
Yorkshire
Lhe
England
Beyxjamin D'Annan
British North America
Montreal
2Nd Dragoon Guards
Busaco
Albuera
Ciudad Rodrigo
Badajoz
Salamanca
Vittoria
Pyrennees
Nivelle
The
Nive
Toulouse
Bath
1St Foot
Tun Rieut Hox
Fox Maury
M.P
Forfar
Earl of
Airlie
M. Crespin Ou Latouci
Morbihan
William Raz Wilson
Ll.d
Holy Land
Str
Epwanp Tuomasoy
Birmingham
Warwick
Huxny Hin
Phoenix
East Indies
French West India Islands
Fort Royal
Martinique
St. Vincent's
Dreaminc or Gorpake: Notable Digging Tale and War Reflections
A Nottingham youth and an elder companion visited Mr Winter, agent to the Duke of Newcastle, showing a note granting permission to dig in a castle yard for a dream promised treasure. They labored fruitlessly for over an hour, then left, citing the old saying that dreams go by contraries. The piece concludes with a meditation on covetous ambition and war, attributed to Sin W. Staleigh.
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Dreaminc
Gorp
Nottingham
Lincolnshire
Winter
Duke of Newcastle
W. Staleigh
Public meeting backs Cobden peace arbitration plan in Commons fashion
A large gathering in the Exoter Indl Hall with Charles Hindley MP presiding endorses Cobden’s arbitration idea and condemns war as a means to settle disputes. A parallel session supports financial reform and land schemes to broaden representation, urging ballot voting and shorter Parliaments.
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Cobden
Honge of Commons
Charles Hindley, Esq
H. Richards
Peace Congress
England
Scotland
Conference of the Friends of Peace
Hall of Commerce
Peace Congress Committee
Friends of Penes
Paris
France
United States
Armerica
Right
Brotherton
M.P
Burnet
Edward Miall
House of Commons
G.thompson
Ewart
EB. Burritt
Brussels
Mr. Stoddart
BR. Ainslie
Revonu Association
Supporters of Financial Reform
Horns Tavern
Kennington
D. Walmsley
Hume
Wilkinson
Metropolitan Parliamentary and Financial Reform Association
Hunt
C. Pearson
Dalton
Cooper
Thwaites
Metropolitan
Home Counties Freedod Land Society
Arall
Stephens
Join All
Ceylon
W. Skeonia
Alexander M. Dougall
Lisq
Legislative Council of
Nova Scotia
Henry $. Blackwood
Tre Pactory Brio
Lancashire
Cheshire
Carlisle
Ghispow
George Grey
G. Mitchell
Glasgow
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Germany
Metropolitan Srews
Manchester
Cdintrieta
Persatin
Wood-green
Tottenham
Fishmongers' and Poulterers
London
Lord Mallon
R. Taylor
James Darkin
Mencuant Tayours
St. John’s College
Oxford
Suffolkling
Ihe
Iis
bin Hoyal
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