Trial of Bergeron and Benoist for Kings Life Attempt
In a crowded court a hesitation filled proceeding as Bergeron and Benoist faced charges of attempting to assassinate the King on November 19. Witnesses described the scene at the Pont Royal and Tuileries, with testimonies about gunfire, a blue coat, and the danger faced by royal guards. Both prisoners offered contradictory statements amid intense cross examination.
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Wight
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Jerney
Beame
Barrick
Jerany
Man
Anish
Mesers T. Wilson and CO
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Warnford-court
Pode
Copeland
Portugal-Street
Stoke-upon-Trent
Copeland and Garrett
Portugal-streat
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
Tomy
Francis Cross
Eng
High Court of Chancery
Woodmass
Southampton-buildings
Chancery-lane
Messrs
Kearsey and Hughes
Lothbury
Lawford
Throgmorton-street
Windsor
P Aon
London
United Kingdom
William Atkinson
E. A
Atkinson
Old Bond-street
Otto
C. Kc
Old Road-street
Wenlock
Rege:t's Canal
Winstanley and Sons
Mart
Messrs. Bostock and Musgrave
Wenlock Factory
N.B
George Green
King’s Armsyard
Teesdale, Symes
Pices
M.de Laboisiére
Mile. Boury
Bergegon
Bengist
Milo
Boury
Louis Bergeron
M. Jreuze
Rue de Vaugirard
Chauny
The
Aisne
Benoist
Bergeron
M. Dreuze’s
Lecluse
M. Fontaine
Jacob
Café du Phenix
Palais Royal
Place Dauphine
Palais de Justice
Fontaine
Tailor’s
Rue Montpensier
Paris
Henoist
Place du Carrousel
House of Benoist
M. Jory
Fred
Pont- Royal
M. Persir
M. Perail
Madame Dufresnoy
M. Giroux
Procureur
Besgeree
M. Peastt
Faculty of Médecine
Joly
M. Penstt
Pont Royal
M. Cordier
Fourneaux
Melun
Café
Pointe St. Eustache
M. Fromont
Grocer
Ruel Lille
Count Pasot
Pont Royst
Seine
Benxam
M.g.dressert
National Guard
Count Labeu
Bentat
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M. Moutin
Col. Rafe
National Guards
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Tuileries
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Iag
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le Roi
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Marylebone Election Meeting Turns to Hope Support
A Paddington public meeting debated Mr Hope in a heated Marylebone election scene. Resolutions favored Hope and opposed Currie’s demand that Hope’s 1832 vote against extending franchise disqualifies him. Hope urged moderate conservative principles amid uproar and interruptions. Escape report follows: John Scott fled the Justitia convict ship at Woolwich, after previous escape from Ganymede, with a seven year sentence to start Sept 6, 1859. he disguised as a workman and wore ship markings.
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J. Nicholls K.C B
Fresufieip
Water
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H. T. Hope
Marylebone
Russert Excice
Cnarman
Currie
Raiken Currie
Aste T
Jasper Nicholl
Raines Cranix
Coxeter
John Scott
James Myars
Michael Bryant
Bristol
Justitia
Woolwich
Arsenal
Ganymede
Old Bailey
Matroxarp
Pantreutrans
Rass
Leonard
Dublin Evening Mail
Ross
Tilbayy
Drr. Leonard
Annaghs
Mr. Leonard
Waterford Mirror
FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES LISTED
A society note lists Fashionable arrivals in Cavendish Square and surrounding districts including the Marchioness of Winchester the Lady Cecilia Poulet and many titled guests. Departures show the Earl and Countess of Winchilsea Denbigh Egremont Lowther Scarlett Acton Conyngham and others heading to Windsor Petworth Dover Belvoir Paris and Worcester among destinations.
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Winchester
Cecilia Poulet
Cavendish-square
Marquis
Arthur Chichester
Arlington-street
Earl of Guildford
Upper Brook-street
Granville Somerset
Whiteball-yard
Misses Sotheby
Lower Grosvenor-street
Grosvenor
Captain Chetwynd
M.P
Life Guards
Regent’s Park
Caroline Bathurst
Cadogan-place
Earl and Countess of
Lord Forrester
Belvoir
Lord Robert Manners
Baron Tuyll
Dublin Castle
Sir W. Boughton
Bart
Master Boughton
Worcester
Captain Ellis
Cheltenham
Rev
KE. Dewhurst
Cambridge
Walter Franks
Feq
Franks
Misses Franks
Dover
Newton
R.N
Forditto
James Wattier
Thomas Jenson
Bath
Thomas Jameson
Baighton
Lieutenant Watson
Frank Harley, Esq
Ireland Bank Runs and Coercive Bill Debates Stir Markets
Dublin Evening Post reports rising bank runs in Cork Clonmel and Waterford tied to fears over a forthcoming Coercive Bill. Belfast and Cork papers note markets depressed as provincial banks face strain. Public alarm prompts calls for legal tender reforms to stabilize trade and reassure merchants nationwide.
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Leest
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Ireland
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Carlow Sentinel
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Limerick Chronicle
Cromer
Bacon
Dublin Evening Post
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Lee
Clark
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Boar and Castle
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Henrietta-street
Wyndham-place
Mr. Blaine
Lisson-grave
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Doherty
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