French Republic election turmoil from Paris to provinces
The Paris elections continue to dominate news with protests and decrees. Ledru Rollin faces accusations of conspiracy to seize power while proclamations outline ballot rules and shifts in the National Guard. Reports describe arrests, removals, and clashes in provinces as officials pressure electors and suppress opposition.
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Froronrome
Paris
Celna
Thoraday
Champ de Mars
M. Louis Blanc
Za Presse
M. Ledra Rollin
la Presse
Dachatel
Armand Marrast
Afonitenr
National Assembly
Hotel de Ville
Paria
Department of the Seine
Commune de Paris
London
England
Assemblée Nationale
Ledro Rollin
Louis Blanc
Flocon
Albert
National Guard
Mobile
France
M. Recurt
M. Lawartixe
Roniteur
Germany
Hammarting
Republican Guard of
Moniteur
Ikewize
Provisional Government
Republican Guard
Rouen
Neufchatel
Meyer
St Aignan
Grand Couronne
Marommea
Paracea
Lious
Muret
M. Barousse
M. Remusat
Central Committee
Limoux
Citizen Hemps
M. Persira
Orleans
Stirus
M. Ledra Bollin
The Metropolis Dream of a Hoylake Steamer Disaster
A Sunday trial trip on the Lucifier from Isle of Man waters ends in an explosion after sand enters the feed pipe. Five women on the bow fall into the sea but are saved by the ship’s boat. all other crew escape, and the passengers reach Hoylake hotel unharmed. The vessel, 27 tons register, will be repaired soon.
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Lower Austria
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Trieste
the Weekly Chronicle
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M‘ardle
Lucifer
M'Ardle
Liverpool Standard
Nottingham
Feargan O'Connor
F. O'Connor
Market Place
G. Harrison
Susic
Chartiste
Feargun O'Connor
J. Sweet
C. Roberts
Roberta
House of Commons
J. Russell
Nuombers
Commissioners of Police
Nombere
Hear
Kennington
Jenny Lind Departure Draws Vast Stockholm Demonstration
Jenny Lind left Stockholm on the Countess of Lonedale on the 13th in spectacular fashion. Swedish papers report 15,000 to 20,000 on the quays with military bands, cheers, and waving handkerchiefs as the rigging vessels were manned and her farewell was broadcast by crowds. Proceeds from her farewell admission tributes were donated to a charity she established.
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Jenxx
Mulle
Lind
Bamberg
Countess of Lonedale
Stockholm
Jenny Lind
Execution of Bates Confession and Liverpool Robbery Links
Dispatches report the execution of Bates at Chester after his confession that two men convicted at the Liverpool assizes for highway robbery were innocent. The confession, written after a prison interview, implicates Mawdsley and another pair in violent attacks, with details sent to the Secretary of State as inquiries proceed. Nearby reports describe a Torpoint wheat stack fire and a Hertingfordbury incident ending in accidental death.
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Bates
Alies Burke
Wyatt
Chester
Saturdeg Leet
Jata Liverpool
Nates and
Mawdsley
Allan Walmsley
Liverpool
Mawdaleyia
Germon
Preatwitch
Manchester
Davonport
Jeffery
Borough
Torpoint
St Devonport
Gre
Roberts
Onion
Bodmin
Mathew Vivian
Hestford
Hertingfordbury
Clark
Turner
Statz
Tnapr
Repeal address and Chartist meeting in Ireland report
In Dosim April 24 notes, J O Connell announces Bishop French backs repeal, with a £13 county gift and hopes for a peaceful welcome to the Queen. Reynolds accuses English MPs of pledges to repeal, while a Grand Orange Lodge resolution denounces repeal plots. A meeting in Music Hall discusses fraternal ties with Chartists. Munster bank failures at Tralee and Killarney spark runs, as prosecutions shift to new offences under reform acts. Data reflects Irish agitation, political rhetoric, and financial distress across Dublin and Munster areas.
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J. O'Connell
Delany
French
Kilfenora
Tyron
Treland
Dublin
Afr. Reynolds
M P
Mr. Reynolds
Ubeers
England
Ray
John O'Connell
Theas
Grand Orange Lodge
Earl of Boniakilles
Orangemen
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Exstexrrex
Ireland
Mesera
Kydd
Leech
Mitchell
Tas
Afiichell
Ples
Nolle
Teels
Princesa’s
Nitchell
Jobn Mitchell
Tralee
Killarney
Tidd Pratt
Munster
Parliamentary Reform Meeting in Manchester Aims for Household Suffrage
A large Manchester meeting at the Old Mea House endorses forming an association to seek House of Commons reform including household suffrage ballot voting three year parliaments and equal districts. Speakers urge peaceful reform, criticize the present Commons as a “laughing bourse,” and advocate uniting across classes for expanded suffrage despite divisions over specifics.
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Mea House
J_ Kernbaw
Bny
M.P
London
House Commons
Cobden
Howe
Ireland
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Loudcheers
House of Commons
Ita
Kershaw
Gibson
Abel Heywood
Collegiate Church
Commons
House of Parliament
M. Theckray
Joseph Hickin
Erebus and Terror rewards offered by Admiralty
The Customs across the United Kingdom report a directive from the Secretary to forward three letters from the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty offering rewards for information on His Majesty's ships Erebus and Terror in Franklin's voyage. It also asks to inform whale-ship masters of the Admiralty's wishes to obtain such information.
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United Kingdom
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Admiralty
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Lady Franklin
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Sir Samuel
Scott
Meyrick
Laura Vane
Duke of Cleveland
Giddis
Samuel
Goodrich
Eatate
Flanaford
Lanaford
Charchford
Pencraig
Goodrich Court
Goodrich Castle
Sir Lamer
Same
Hereford Times
Albert Frangois
Gymnaas Alusiate
Saint Elof
Albert
Bontare
Mod
Boutare
Bia
Galignani
Murderous assault on a solicitor in Exeter via sword attack
A Sunday night attack in Exeter leaves Dr. George William Turner, solicitor of Castle Street, severely wounded. The assailant, Mr. Benjamin Ball, barrister by profession, used a naked sword at Mr Ball's Paul Street residence after a dining gathering. Turner disarmed Ball, two arteries were tied, Turner injured but alive, Ball fled the city. Ball's prior court case over provision to his mother is noted. the suit ended with the defendant prevailing.
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Nissen
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Essex
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Westminster
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Thames
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Mont
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Exeter
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Castle Street
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Turner
Ball
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Bere
Hall
Mr. Turner
Mr. Ball
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Perkins
Kia
Wakefield
Abe
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