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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 05, 1848

Page

5

Night of Revolution and the Paris Barricades Chronicle

The narrator describes a nocturnal Paris uprising scene in a journal bureau, the tense vigil of guards, and a dramatic pursuit through the boulevards. He details soldiers, civilians, and officials, the hunger for peace amid fire, and the personal toll as dawn reveals a city on edge. He reflects on collective guilt, social fault lines, and the need for a new, just order beyond repression or revolt.

Messieurs Appeas Gantier Democratic Pacifique Charles Fourier Arma National Guard The National Bich Bileet St Severin Nations Guard Rue Richelieu Rue de la Paix Rue de la Pair Napoleon Regent Street Pall Mall Otbere M.de M Linaer Chaussee d'Antin Clos St Lacare Gort Caserne

Paris June chaos sparks a guard’s will and brave clash

A Paris June uprising leads a Guard Mobile member to die at Place Manbert after a loaded musket is aimed at him and a flag is seized. The incident prompts reflections on filling gaps left by a will torn by a ball, amid ongoing police and court reports across London including thefts, assaults, and frauds.

Paris Axgepotz Place Manbert Cavaignee

Brute theft and brutal assault end in prison and transport

William Adame, 36, was found guilty of stealing a cloak valued at £5 from a noble property and sentenced to three years hard labour. Charles Allard, a Scots Fusilier Guards private, was convicted of stealing 1s 1d from Mary Clark after brutal beating and belt strikes. he was sentenced to ten years transportation.

Torevar Roppgny Serjeant Adams William Adame William Alexander Anthony Archibald Douglas and Clydesdale Clifford Brooks Street Charles Allard Scots Fusilier Guards Mary Clark Nash Fusiliers

Prisoner Freed on Bail After Clerkenwell Interlude

The Rev. Gentleman debated the depositions then ordered the prisoner fetched from Clerkenwell. He was liberated on bail entering into sureties of £80 and £40 for appearance at the court on the 12th. The Rev Mr Wetherell offered to return books on behalf of the prisoner's afflicted mother.

Chaplin Horne George Ogle Winchester Street City Elaworthy Selmon Smith Meesra Carman Cart Boy Salmon Harris Gue London Brighton Snd Golden Cross Charing Cross White Horse Fetter Jane Elsworthy Halborn Humphreys Ogin Alderman Johnson Eleworthy Johnson Taesday Ellen Eagle Lawrence John Turner Cock and Crown Little Britain Ataie House of Correction Dernsvornea Railway Company William Nugent Broughton London and North Western Railway Company Coventry William Coldwell Birmingham Westminster John Hawkins Thomas Hugginson Dennie Wilson W. Wallop Rutland Gate Mita Croxford Miss Croxford Miss Wallop Mr. Wallop Misa’ Croxford Wilson Cummings Chip Price Camden Town Hawkine Mies Wallop Dymall Southwark Ontarxixa F. J. Moss Conde Southwark County Court Felec Roberts Agid Hill Robinson Farmer Southworth Combe Sgaio Surrey Sessiona House Thames Dacesrats Arrxay Henry Ferguson Charles Reeves Jolio Norris Catherine Wilson Ballantine Thomas Wakeford Thomas Conker Wakeford High Street Whitechapel Bar Reeves Hiot Conker Norris Ferguson Wakelord Norrie Kelly Wentworth Street Whitechepel Pluxper Richard Keys Sugarloaf Church Street Allle End Road Joseph Kippase St. Katharine Keys Jad Kippase Keya Mumford Kippase Kippane Nodin Nadio Redman Cox Richard Wetherell Bankhurst Kent Charles Jarvis Clerkenwell House Johann Harting Independence Abe New York Ticehoret Sussex Herain Jon Ballsntine Johnson and Jarvia Mrr. Weatherell Newington Jarvis Wetherell Hawkburnt Hhis Togetherell Theamily Suasex Oxford Herald Parker, Baker Bisley Oxford Cleobury Rowan Hobdell Matthews James Curtis Abingdon Tva Curtin Rowean Merers, Wooten and Co Ar. Hudson Wellingford Hudson Lim Wil Uten Mr. Rowan Symonds Danner Symonda Goesta Uleo Jachford Ali, Hudson Mr. Curtis Symons Ellis Clerkenwell Mr. Wetherell

Tricks of the Pretended Agents for Government Custom House Sales

The London Association for the Protection of Trade helps expose impostor government agents selling goods at private auctions. Reports detail fake customs officers, inflated prices, and staged sales to swindle buyers. The piece notes public cooperation with press, varied town results, and ongoing efforts to curb the hoax.

London Association For the Protection of Trade Regent Attest London and Country Press Tondo Association Poard of Custom House Customs West End London U‘ployera Scotland Paria Jacques de Lisle 9Th Legion Paris National Guarde Faubourg St. Antoine France England

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