Parisian crowds celebrate the king’s return in 1814
Report from Paris on April 30 describes a massive National Guard display at the Champ de Mars. Louis XVIII rode to the Military School with princes and guards, amid cheers of Long live the King and the Bourbons, while observers note contrasting cries and cautious journaux accounts.
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Champ de Mars
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Dauphin
National Horse Guard
Tuileries
Journal Des Debats
Constitutionnel
Journal du Commerce
Second Legion
Duke of Reccia
Seventh Legion of the National Guards
Opening of Easter Term at Westminster and Royal attendance
The article describes the first day of Easter term at Westminster Hall with crowded galleries and a bustling entrance as Lord Lyndhurst takes his seat as Chancellor. Cabinet members including Mr Canning and the Duke of Clarence attend, and Serjeant Bosanquet is called to the bar. Court proceedings end by two o clock with minor motions disposed of.
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Drury-Lane
Selim Damene
Brahaing Pepino
Harley
Zaida
W. Geesimy Florena
Fanny Ayton
Lucetta
Kelly
Santidlane
Santillane
English Operahouse
Strand
Boxafice
Mathews
Paris
America
Re. &c
LA Diligence
Argyll Rooms
Peile
Spagnoletti
Sinfonia
Mozart
Dizi
Aria
Madame Caradori Allan
Batti
Mr. Lindley
Daet
Madame Sola
Mr. Sapto
Cimarosa
Fantasia
Mr. Mori
Mayseder
Phillipa
Miss Paton
Love
C. E. Horn
J. B. Cramer
Mr. Peile
Mozart— Buet
Madame Caradort Allan
Mr. Phillips
Phillips
Sporle
Firaro
Gloucester-street
Dorset-square
Admiralty Office
Royal Navy
New-square
Lisgom’s Inn
Edward Finch Hatton
J. W. Croker
Mj 1
Niversity of
Cambridge
Soliciton General's
Spring-Gardens
Offolk Street
Society of British Artists
Suffolk-street
Pall Mail
D. Tf. Egerton
N.B
P2ford
KF. Cramer
Crotch
Istepdvod
Freemasons’ Hall
Royal Cambrian Institution
Welsh Harps
John Parry
Oxford-street
Richmond Buildings
Deanstreet
Soho
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St. James’a
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Wm. Bryan
Edwin Brackwell
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London
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S. Taylor
Unwin
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Coventry
St. Paul’s
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Duke of Cambridge
Canterbury
York
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Algernon Lord Prudhoe
Charles Lord Feversham
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Slayer
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Peterborough
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King’s College
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Ely
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Sunbury
Middlesex
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Ryton
Durham
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Fsq
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Esther
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King’s Counsel
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Hanover-square
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Canning
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Viscount Goderich
Lord Bexley
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Crown
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the Duke of Clarence
Order of the Garter
Anthony Hart
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Westinster
King's Sergeant
Texterpen
Brother Bosanquet
Honaprabia Gedtayaal
Lincoln's Fundis
Lord Liverpool
Lord Fiver
Stranaly
Balsa Ford
Assig
Loris
Duke of Wellington
Ellenborough
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Bae
Lord
Liverpool
Togother
Bor Wees
Anxi
Samelan
Cronder
Mr. Canning
Court of Common Pleas Opens Easter Term Proceedings
May 2 at half past one o'clock the Lords Chief Justice and senior judges arrive at the Common Pleas. Baron Vaughan is remembered as Mr. Baron Vaughan. Mr. Sergeant Bosanquet is announced King's Sergeant and seated at the bar. The day hosts routine bail justifications and motions of no public interest.
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BANCO
King’s Bench
Lord Tenderden
Exchequer
King's Bench
Common Pleas
Baron Vaubhan
Bar
Justice Park
Burroigh
Gaselee
Sergeant Bosanquet
Baron Vaughan
British Silk Company Reports Promising First Annual Meeting
The British Irish and Colonial Silk Company held its first annual meeting at 4 King’s Arms Yard Coleman Street with Lord Auckland chairing. Directors reported zeal, Royal Charter backing, and a satisfactory report while a silk specimen impressed proprietors. The meeting adopted the report and adjourned.
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King’s Arms Yard
Coleman-street
Lord Auckland
Nopre Cuath
Ireland
Malta
Society of Arts
Irish Catholic Question Dominates Lord Chamber Debate
The House of Lords sessions on May 2 feature Lord Lyndhurst and Viscount Goderich taking oaths, with Grosvenor proposing caution on Catholic reform. Lords Ellenborough and Eldon defend resignations and urge timely discussion as Ireland’s future policy hangs on ministerial changes.
Opposition over Catholic Claims sparks Cabinet split in Parliament
The speaker defends Catholic liberties and denounces conspiracy charges amid calls for a government reshuffle. Wellington explains his reluctance to reveal confidential talks, recounting a February letter from the King and Canning's reply as the crisis unfolds.
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