Royal birth ceremony and Paris sword presentation
In Notre Dame the Comte de Paris was christened as crowds cheered the king and royal family. The city presented a ceremonial sword to the infant prince, while a grand banquet and state observances followed with 8350 guests across three tables and extensive royal procession street pages.
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Paris Fireworks and Royal Festivities Mark National Day
Telegraph dispatches describe a bustling Paris weekend with Pantheon lights, Arc de Triomphe displays, and Barriere du Trone pyrotechnics. Spectators admired Notre Dame pageantry, concerts at the Tuileries, and a royal balcony appearance as fountains, cascades of fire, and military shows dazzled crowds. No major accidents were reported amid widespread enthusiasm and orderly celebration.
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Palace of the Legion of Honour
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Comte de Paris
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Pont de la Concorde
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Trial of Madame Laffarge Affair of the Diamonds
The trial of Madame Laffarge for the affair of the diamonds opened with low attendance as the prisoner claimed illness and asked for an adjournment. Judges and counsel debated delay while a weak minded spectator was removed, and the proceedings adjourned for three days.
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Resurrectionists and Anatomy Act Critique in Fleet Papers
A reader letter denounces Resurrectionists and defends the Anatomy Act, accusing government figures of profiting from dissection trades and condemning the mistreatment of pauper remains. The piece condemns public indifference and calls for action against illegal body trade amid political names and places.
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