Analysis of the Character of Lamartine
A laudatory critique on Lamartine’s role during a French crisis. It praises his courage, eloquence, and dual political and poetic insight, arguing he unites gentleness with firmness to calm mobs, maintain order, and guide society toward a lasting settlement. It compares his noble conduct to historic noblesse and stresses his unique capacity to interpret both popular needs and political realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
M. de Lamartine
MM. de Lamertine
Hotel de Ville
M. de Lemartine
M. de Demartine
Lamertine
France
Audh
Lamartine
Girondins
Vergniaud
Mr Taylor
Philip van Artevelt
Boro
Financial crisis deepens as France reels over bank drains
Latest intelligence from Paris reports unfavourable Bank of France returns with only a small drop in specie. Branch banks show continued drains while bills due fall and protested bills rise, signaling unresolved commercial distress despite some market calm. Public disorder broadens across Toulouse Auxerre Troyes and other towns amid rising National Guard activity and political agitation.
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Paris
Bank of France
Moniteur
Treasury
Republic
France
Lyons
Central Club of
Liberté
Bordeaux
Tours
Toulouse
Auxérre
Troyes
Beauvais
Rheims
la Voix du Feuple
Hotel de Ville
M. Joly
National Guard
Auxerre
Troyea
Rotera
Romilly
Monterean
Nogent-sur-Seine
Courrier de la Sarthe
2D Regiment of Carabineers
le Mans
Courrier Francais
Arma
Chenevard
Pantheon
Ledru Rollin
Amsterdam
M. Cantelan
Havana
M. Paterni
Advocate
Guatemala
Central America
M. Marcescheau
Tunis
Garde Mobile
Champs de Mars
Chambery
Sevoy
Bes
Bourne
Wena O
Thoreday
London
National
England
Chartist Association
Nowie
Ireland
Paris Provisional Government in Crisis Over Blanqui clash
A Paris diary notes a Cabinet rift amid Ledru Rollin denials and a deputation from Amiens demanding a recalled commissary. Blanqui defends himself, accusing the government of treason to the Republic. his followers include a confessed thief and a mountebank candidate, sparking unease and calls for firm action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ledru Rollin
Amiens
M. Ledru Rollio
M. de Lamartine
Ledra- Rollin
M. Blanqui Bat
Louis Philippe
Sod
M. Blanqui
al. Lamartine
M. Currien
Courrier Francais
M. Marrast
M. Ledra Rollin
M. Darrien
Blanqui
Hie
Andh & Man
National Guard
Tribune
Defeat of the Germans in Schleswig reported again
Reports from Hamburg note Danish forces under their king reconquered Schleswig, with about 30 000 troops in Holstein and HH army contingents. Prussian and Hanoverian detachments move toward Rendsburg as Danes press advances and fortify positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburgh Bersenhalle
Holstein
Rendsburg
Hamburgh
Borsemhalle
Hemburgh
Rendaburg
Tosadsy
Hanover
Brunswick
Oldenburg
Mecklenburg
Bremen
Hamburg
Schleswig
Haupura
Duke of Augustenburg
Berlin
Paria’s Walpurgis Night Riots and Fractured Fraternity
A narrator describes a Paris street riot on a February night marked by intoxication, looting, and armed mobs. Drunken crowds rampage through streets with bayonets and cannons, while National Guards intervene and a bond of fraternity cracks under strain. One officer laments ruined shares and fallen ideals as the chaos deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Paris
Pont Royal
Lavern
Castiglione
Parbley
Jesus Christ
Drute
Diabolical Attempt to Murder Stopford and Family
A London report describes an explosion aimed at William Stopford and his family near North Union railway station. Gunpowder placed in a parlour glass window square wrecked the room, as assailants who opposed his labor arrangements at a Standish colliery sought his harm. A reward is offered for the culprits.
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Paiick
Prince Matternich
Rotterdam
England
Cairo
Danixo
Buxgiant
Stncotag Dracovzar Oy
Ellatone
Old Street Road
St. Luke's
Grapes Tavern
Jarmein
Jermain
Wee
Court OF Queen's Bench
Tug Marrer
Martin
Boustead
Carlisle
London
Tux Tate
Moors Anp Son
Thomas Hood
Himmslf
Isaac Moses
Aldgate
Wm. Reid
Roberts, Draper
Steppey
Moses
Hornsditch
Petticott Jane
Lewis Adolphus
Tseac Moses
Mr . Payne
Moses and Son
S .Prietor
Mr. Payne
Morea and Son
Metropolia
Mansion House
Bsaoxsasy
Taabs Skcast3
George Rocklif
James Bignell
Charles Drew
David Joe
al Furniture Brokers
Abraham ‘Salomons
Great Queen Street
Holborn
Hall of Commerce
City
Lewis
Ely Place
Humphreys
Potter
Euch
Humphries
Rockliff
Rockley
Alderman Gibbs
Cestlona
Lambeth
Famrtroy Swinpieas
Mary Rowley
Alfred Place
Park Road
Claphad
Norton
John Rawson
Gibson
Kennington Cross
Preston
Metropolitan Police
William Stopton
Stopford
Hovss Dem
North Union Railway
Standish
Cordwainers’ Hall
William Hughes Hughes
Wen. Lawrence
Alma Mater
Thames
Henley Regatta
St. Matthias’s Council
Liverroon
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Thia
Royal Highness
Prince of Wales
Mesers, Searle
Mar Jenty’s
Stangate
Civil Engineers
Law and Police
Lombardy
Vienna
Abe
Sardinia
Italy
Alps
Charles Albert
Hesse-Cassel
Baden
Mayznorg
Hease-Caseel
Donaieschiogen
Bth Corps
Confederation
William
Carlarohe
Carlsruhen
Manheim
Hof
Viexxa
Trieste
Ionian Islands
Cologne
Denix
Statz
Tak
Arma’ Mapis
Limerick
Irish Confederation
Savings Bank
Cork Examiner
Cork
Chartist Convention
W'Greth
Stevenson
Bfowning Chronicle
Morning Chronicle
Adams
Lund
Graham
Sherrin
Cochrane
Wilkinson
Caffey
Mr. Coties
Sibthorpe
Mrs. Cuffey
Colonel Sibthorp
Sibthorp
Mr. Cuffey
Disrash
Philadelphia
Chester Street
Grosvenor
C. Haznitt Mantinzav
Cuffey
Didot
Child
House of Commons
Wilkinston
Saturnalia
Jumes Casar
Bis
Aucares
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