Public Subscription Favours Sufferers of Great Conflicts
A meeting will be held at the City of London Tavern tomorrow at one o’clock to consider a public subscription for the sufferers in the recent battles. Merchants and bankers are urged to attend. Buonaparte’s abdication and the implications for France dominate Paris and European politics as details of the Moniteur and Mainten reveal shifting power and a new provisional government under a French direction.
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Waterloo
Merling
City OF London
J.P. Weesford
Panis
Napoleon
Buoxa- Parte
Elysée Palace
Paris
Elpicton
Camnincourt
Yousnz
Necnauyr
St. Jzay p'Axcey
Chamber of Peers
Cambacenss
Duke of Wellington
Buaxapa
Quinerse
la Fayette
Caurarincourt
Forcie
Carnar
Grewiep
Bourgons
Buonaparta
Buonaparte
Napoli
France
Bagnatarte
Austria
Navorzoy
Buoyostarté
Buoxapante
Lurope
Thich
Europe
Duke of Otranto
Department of Foreign Affairs
General Cannot de Foulins
Interior
M. Pelet de Lozere
Police
Jun
Jim
Elysée Bourbon
England
Castrereaca
Brussels
Earl of Liverroon
Viscount ‘Cashierroen
Privy Council
Council Ofice
Rure
Preter
Messen-gers
Vienna
Duke of Wrtzrsotoy
Dignpatches
Tressad
Frances
Jones
Chamber of Peers debates Napoleon succession and abdication
The June night sitting of the Chamber of Peers hears debates on Napoleon II as emperor, recognition of a French constitutional line, and warnings against factions. Citations include Pontécoulant, Lucien Bonaparte, Labedoyere, and Boulay de la Meurthe. The motion to proclaim Napoleon II is adjourned to the next sitting as order is restored.
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Chamber OF Peers
Cambaceres
Chamber of Representatives
Lucien Buonaparte
France
Napoleon
Count de Pontecoulat
Rome
Lucien
Pontecaulant
Prince Lucien
Boissy d’ Anglas
Count Labedoyere
Labedovere
Count Valence
Joseph Buonaparte
Napoleon the Second
Bassano
Maret
Prince Ducien
Assembly debates collective responsibility of Provisional Government
In the Chamber of Representatives on June 23 1848 M Berenger moves for collective responsibility of the Provisional Government. A colleague notes the debate, questions who can swear the oath to the constitution and whether Napoleon II is the emperor in the nation’s name. The assembly largely agrees with the assertion that the constitution remains a guiding star as a member moves to suspend discussion.
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Im. Berenger
M. Diferman
Berenger
Napoleon II
Duke of Weziser march to Compiègne with little opposition
Text notes the Duke of Weziser moving from Cate du Cambresis to L. Fere on the 24th then toward Compiègne with minimal resistance. He was expected to reach Paris either today or tomorrow. Nex's speech in the Chamber of Peers, later suppressed, claimed twenty five thousand could not oppose the Duke.
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Tig
Namur
Dinant
Namurta
F Vandamme
Diaane
Jon Gro Pico
Duke of
WeLi Indrox
Catean
Cambresis
Landrecy
Cambray
St. Quentin
Laon
Baris
Cues
Paris
Bianowen
Avesnes
Leon
French Prisoners Transferred After Ostend Arrival
June 26 report: 17 transports with 8030 French prisoners arrived in the Downs. They were re-shipped to English ships Cumberland, Ramilus Grampus, Nyigh and Castor for westward voyage. Also on June 25 the frigate La Panther was captured off Berry Head after a 10 hour chase, with about 70 passengers aboard.
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Ostend
Downs
His Majesty
Cumberland
Ramilus Grampus
Nyigh
Castor
Pirony
Portsmouth
Lounay
Contry
John ‘Tancock
la Panther
Martinique
France
Conway
Plymouth
Berry Head
Appeal for Linen Flags and Flannel Rollers to Aid Soldiers
A wartime appeal from Newington Surrey urges immediate relief for wounded British soldiers. Mr Knight Spencer of the Surrey Institution will collect linen flags and flannel rollers. Transport Board promises prompt delivery to support injured troops. Signed from Newington Surrey June 23.
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Knight Spencer
Surrey Institution
Blackfriars’ Bridge
Transport Board
Newington
Surrey
Wick
London
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the Courier
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Napoleon I
Louis VIII
M. Defermain
Boulay de la
Poland
Spain
Orleans
Louis XVI
Dalmatia
St. Lambert
Bulow
Wavres
Varidamme
Dyle
Gerard
Bielge
Aix
Vandamme
Wavre
Lintale
Penney
Rozierne
Sambre
Privale Correspondencl
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Tile
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