Conspiracy unfolds as Paris unrest revealed in deposits
A long 19th century style critique outlines May and June insurrections in Paris, detailing alleged plots by Ledru Rollin, Caussidiere, and others within the Provisional Government. It cites police ties, club networks, armament plans, and secret meetings at the Prefecture of Police, with testimonies from shoemaker Chenu and others. The piece compares French treachery to English risk, warning readers of conspiratorial danger to the Republic.
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France
Paris
Sans Culottes
Apd
Ledru Rollin
George Grey
Mayne
Caussidiere
Coffey
Worthy
Oleay
Adolphe Chenu
Thoes
Chent
Lobrier
Chenu
Prefecture of Police
Garde Drbsine
Auto Sohrier
Causcldiere
Cepevinily
Ao Cltizena Lans Blanc
Albert
Luxembourg
Perses
Sobrier
Caussidiera
Callaigne
Garnier Pagee
Joan
Blanqui
Berbes, &c
Ouvrier
Dumas
Capstein
Garde Urbaine
de la Hodde
Mercier
Tiphane
Mennier
Pille
Grandmenil
Albert's
Canesidiere
de le Hodds
de la Hodda
de Ja Hodde
Monnier
Dana Hodde
Dean Hodde
Police
Chena
Cauasidiere
Belgium
Free Corps
Cheno
Risquons
Mey
Himeel
Bianqui
Bia
M. Canssidiere
Ledro Rollin
Egaivet Cavesidiere
Red Republic
Hiznnell
Louis Blanc
M. Albert
Ateliers Nationaut
Hotel de Ville
Ior Chenu
Marishel Bogeaud
Mos
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Bedford Street South
Liverpool
Orrand Barber
Boshill
Rushton
Robinson
Crown
John Yates
Repeal Confederation
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Rushteo
Dowling
T. B. M'Manns
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Joseph Cluddy
Matthew Somere
Robert Hopper
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Thomas O'Brien
George Smith
Faire O'Hanlon
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James Campbell
Braprony
Youxsuing
Thuraday
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Edward Hailletone
Messrs
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Collinson and
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Manchester Road
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Victoria Street
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Horton
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Metropolitan Police District
Tus Mopsyx Jack Sasxppano
Alexander Worra
Kirkdale
Holland
Jonathan Wild
Herow
Worrall
Worrall Holland
Chace
Werrall
THE CHARTISTS AND IRISH CONFEDERATES MEETING
Large Wednesday gathering of Chartists and Irish Confederates at South London Charitable Hall Blackfriars road faced delays as leaders were absent. Hogden spoke nearly three hours urging that public assembly language reflects personal sentiment and urging employment for 70 000 unemployed in London. The report covers sedition charges against John Shaw and Bezer and notes Danish cruise activity near Greenlanders homeward bound.
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Rogers
Roger
William Barton
Oldham Street
James Leach
Rochdale Reed
Kirkdale
Liverpool
Asarox
Manchester
Manchester Chamlets Had Been Taken: James and John Taylor, Wm. Aitken
Jansen
Edward Harrop
Holton
Macklin
Joseph Batty
Thos
Stowell
Hell
Boston
Samuel Ratcliffe
Ashton
National Charter Association
South London
Charitat
Hogden
Messrs
Hume
Cobden
Ihe
John Shaw
Mansion House
Milton Street
B. B. Bezer
Newgate
Bir
Hayward
Treasury
Bezer
White
Tillton Street
Tozerbor
Nash
Mr. White
Rowley
Windmill Atreat
Haymarket
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