Attack on the King and Parliament Opening in Paris
Times Paris correspondent reports a young assailant fired at the king near the Pont Royal but failed. The monarch, Thiers, and nobles remained unhurt as guards seized the shooter. The ceremony proceeded with guarded measures, the king delivering a moving speech acknowledging the attempted assassination.
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Palais Bourbon
Tuileries
Pont Royal
Dresed
d’Orleans
Nemours
Hhis
Nesnours
G. Blass
Shixeendms
Saar Adelaide
Galignant
M. Persil
Place du Carrousel
Spain
M. Thiers
Abbaud
Madame Adelaide
Duke of Orleans
Prince de Joinville
Duke de Nemours
Constantine
Gualignani
Speech From the Throne Declares France’s Peace and Resolve
The French sovereign addresses peers and deputies praising courage and wisdom, noting strengthened institutions and growing prosperity. He cites pacific foreign assurances, restored relations with the United States, and reestablished ties with Switzerland. He warns of Spanish civil strife, supports the quadruple alliance, and defends France’s role in Africa while recounting personal dangers and clemency efforts.
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Chamber of Peers
Chamber of Deputies
France
United States of America
Switzerland
Madrid
Lisbon
Spain
Great Britain
Isabella II
Africa
Turmoil in Spain as Espartero advances near Bilboa
Reports from Durango and Bilbao describe Espartero recrossing the Nervia with 25 pieces of ordnance, Gomez and Cabrera on the right bank, and renewed activity near Bilboa. An English steamer delivers 20,000 muskets for the Spanish government while 50,000 reales are promised to Espartero. Garrison unrest at Vittoria grows from pay shortages and theft.
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Office OF Ordnance
His Majesty’s Ordnance
Royal George
Royal Arsenal
Woolwich
Han
AW Life Assurance
Fredtstreet
The
LAW Life Assurance, Society
Fleet-street
London
Thomas Atkinson
George Booth Tyndale
George Booth Tyngale
CENTX
Protector
Phoenix
Eee Loreen
Yan Insurances
Tavis
South America
Henry P. Smith
George Henekey and Company
Gray's Inn Wine Establishment
Robins
Strand
New Church
A. B. Savory and Sons, Goldsmiths
Cornhill
Bank of England
T. Cox Savory
N.B
Avies
Windsor and Palm
Windsor
Mallan and Sons
Ludgate-hill
Belle Sauvege
Benjamin Dawson
Messrs. Dawson and Warlock
Bath
EK. Edwards
Paul's Churchyard
Sanger
Chandler
Oxord Street
York and
Lancaster
Warren
Roert Warren
Merthyr Tydvil
Glamorganshire
Caerasy
Merthyr
Lotz
Adam Murray
Castle Inn
John Edwards Vaughan
Rheola
Rowland
Brace Inns
Swansea
Cardiff
Imrie
Woburn-place
Russell-square
Raville-row
Burlington-gardens
George, Montagu, Esq
Horace Mann
Horace Walpole
Democritus
Quarterly Review
Henry Colburn
Great Marlborough Street
India
Bedical
France
Toulon
Africa
Marsailles
Port Vendres
Constantine
Bona
le Siecle
Courrier Frangais
Ministry For Public Instruction
M. Guizot
Legion of Honour
M. Guizgr
Academy
M. Dupin
Messrs. Etienne
Jolly
Dupin
Talleyrand
Chateaubriand
Marshal Ney
Etienne
England
Louis
M. de Segar
Journal du Commerce
Paris
Lonp Hexay Evsyzay
Carraig Tussex
Turner
Lord Henry Russell
Lisbon
Lord Palmerston
Earl Grenville
Lord Stenry
Earl Granville
Count Mole
Captain Turner
Spain
Count Molé
Bayone
Don Carlos
Lord Henry
Bayonne
Madrid
Lort Henry
Gienny
Count Mol
Edward Ellice
Caradec
Duke of Bedford
J. Russell
R.N
Foreign Office
Bavoxsez
Tours
Gomez
Durango
Urduna
Cabrera
Fespartero
Nervia
Villareal
Eicut
P.w
Haur-rast Tex
M. Rey
Espartero
Portugalette
Bilbon
Oniteur
Ebro
St. Sebastian
Vittoria
Ultra Liberal
Evans
Bilboats
Posacasion
Passages
Constantinoris
Russia
Couban
Abouna
Netkovady
Shapshik
Shoomcye
Shockaiky
Data
Dewend
Ghelindjik
Hirsizoglot Ali Bey
Circassia
Columan
Times
Agsugo Severstition
Augsburg Gazelle
Turbulent Cortes debates and Austrian governance notes
A report covers a Cortes clash between Leal and Mendizabal over financial dealings, votes on the Cortes law structure, Mendizabal acting as Marine minister, and a Queen’s peace treaty decree for South America. It also describes Austria’s Ministry style, a Caspian Circassian unity note, and various global political updates with cholera, tariffs, and European intrigues.
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Cortes
Senor Leal
Senor Mendizabal
House of Vasques
Bayonne
Mendizabal
Leal
Madrid
Garcia Blanco
Arontoya
Caballero
Gil Dels Cuadra
South America
Spain
Vienna
Austrian Empire
Austria
Council of State
France
Francis
Conference of State
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Richard Low Beck
John Burgess
William Clay
James Cook
James Dawson
Thomas Fowler
Francis Fox
W. Storrs Fry
Robert Grant
Thomas H. Hall
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St. Michael's Alley
Piagle Insurance Company
Crescent
Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Agr
James's-sq S Square
London and Westminster Review
Astoria
Mirabeau
Latrobe
Mexico
Canada
Wraxall
Lamartine
Napier
John Marrone
St. James's Square
Arthur Mower
Sicily
St. James's-square
All Agri
Byron
Lord Byron
Childe Harold
John Murray
Albemarle-street
Nasses
Sir W. Jardine
Bart
Flr.s.e
Highley
W. H. Lizars
Edinburgh
All
Metropolitan Magazine
Snarley Yow
Peter Simple
E. L. Bulwer
America
Fenny Etocs
Brother John
Ardent Troughton
Rattlin
Reefer
Saunders
Westley and
Clayton
Child's-place
Temple-bar
Piccadilly
Price
HE Magazine
Popular Science
Journal of the Useful Arts
Arago
J. P. Smith
Buckland
Bridgewater
University of London
John W. Parker
West Strand
Rbrande
Captain Marryat
Post
M & Midshipmawn Easy
Japhet
Midshipman
Easy
Spectator
Post &v
Conti Metropolitan Society
Auckaran
New Monthly
Saunders and Otley
Conduit-street
Hanover-square
Sailor's
Mr Crawford
Notits
Eaces
Fine Arts, Ke. &E
Tha Thantroa
J. Paterson Clark
Sun
London Weekly Review
Longman, Itces, Orme, and Co
Frankoe
Lipe
St. James's
Porte
Silistria
Augsburgh Gazette
Geerce
Afoniteur
Smyrna
Geece
Malta
Egypt
Alexandria
Syria
Nicholas
Calais
Crorrzza
Munich
Gibraltar
Trieste
Lombardo Venetia
Adriatic
Jerome Buonaparte
Wurtemberg
Italy
Madame Letitia
Cardinal Fesch
Napoleon
Michael
Germany
St. Petersburg
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Gazette de France
Church of St. Rech
Athalin
Adelaide
Louis Philippe
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