Night of Revolt and the Death of Gautier in Paris
In a late night Paris scene reporters read a conciliatory piece aloud as gunfire erupts. Gautier is killed at St Jacques. editor vows to guide public journalists, while guards chase rebels and troops bivouac along the boulevard. The narrator endures patrols, suspense, and a dawn funeral mood.
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Crime in Regency Era: cloak theft and brutal assault in barracks
A 36 year old, William Adams, was found guilty of stealing a cloak valued at £5 from William Archibald Douglas. A second case, Charles Allard of the Scots Fusilier Guards, was convicted after brutal assault and theft from Mary Clark, resulting in transportation beyond the seas for ten years. The court noted harsh discipline in the army and discussed stripes as rewards for long service.
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Charles Allard
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Emigration Notes and Crime Highlights in 1848 Ledger
The 1848 Chronicle excerpt blends crime reports with government emigration guidance. It details a brutal assault case leading to a £5 fine and two months’ hard labor, plus a railway fare fraud involving 12s 6d. The piece shifts to government emigration agents and a long, vivid London siege narrative, then outlines labor demand across colonies and regions, urging caution for prospective emigrants.
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Winchester Street
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Little Britain
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Sale of Waste Lands in the Colonies Declares Prices
The provincial act fixes crown land sale prices across Canada West and East with set acre rates in Ottawa and surrounding districts. Lands are sold by lot size typically 200 acres, partial lots allowed, with immediate payment in money or land scrip and no instalments. Nova Scotia and New Brunswick use fixed prices or auction, with minimum deeds for 100 acres and small lots sometimes sold. Purmace Epwann’s Island notes limited Crown land and auction-based sales with average country land prices.
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