France in the balance as Louis Napoleon and Chambord vie for power
The Chronicle notes Louis Napoleon touring eastern France courting support while Count de Chambord holds a Wiesbaden congress with Legitimists. It reports police seizures of monarchical prints, Denmark Schleswig-Holstein tensions, Rome monetary woes, and a broad European pause as peace congresses and royal travels unfold.
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France
Louis Napoleon
Count de Chambord
Wiesbaden
Lyons
Shakspeare
National Assembly
Count de Paris
M. Berryer
Gazette de France
House of Bourbon
Orleans
Presse
Charles X
Louis XVIII
Denmark
Schleswig-Holstein
Rome
Cobbett
Italy
The Close and Labours of the Parliamentary Session
A debate notes government and private member bills, counting 58 government bills this session versus 89 last year. It contrasts ministers’ zeal on select acts with defeats of key measures, and examines the Jews Bill and Ireland Voters Bill amid calls to reduce armaments and reform salaries.
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B. Hall
Marylebone
Baronet
John Russell
Times
Benjamin Hall
Landlord and Tenant
Ireland
Mercantile Marine
Merchant Seaman’s Fund
Municipal Corporations
Parliamentary Voters
Savings’ Banks
Lord Lieuwtenancy
Scotland
Duke of Cambridge
House of Lords
Lord Stanley
House of Commons
Lords
Mary
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Chronicle of the Honth
Friends of Permanent and Universal Peace
Frankfort-on-the-Maine
America
England
Messrs. Cobden
Hindley
J. B., Smith
L. Heyworth
J. Prentiss
Cleveland
George Copway
Law
City of
London
University of Cambridge
L. Shadwell
Louis Philippe
Claremont
Count de
Monseigneur Wiseman
Osborne
Ostend
Balmoral
Leicester
Derby
Castle Howard
Bramford Speke
Gorham
William Ross
York
Great Britain
Continent
Dover