Cavaignac Vindicated in Debates Over Accusers and Insurrection
The trial of General Cavaignac closes with a clear vindication as his accusers fail to discredit him. He refutes charges of disobedience and plot against the Executive, cites troop movements and守 measures, and gains a large majority in the Chamber amid praise for his oratorical skill and leadership. The piece notes public admiration and questions future electoral prospects. The report also covers an extraordinary elopement case in Preston, involving Elizabeth Durie and Norris, amid police pursuit and partial legal outcomes, plus other scattered notices and anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shough
Thie
Executive Committee
le Presse
Mesere
Garnier Pages
Pagnerre
Duclerc
Barthelemy St. Hilaire
M. St. Hilaire
Cavaignac
Alps
NM. St. Hilaire
Paris
M. Arago
Garde Mobile
Gardiens de Paris
Alpe
Bedeau
Place Des Voges
M. Garnier Pages
Lemoriciere
Pantheon
M. Marie
M. Landrin
Deveignac
Rué de Poitiers
Dupont de l’Eureross
National Assembly
France
Times
M. Guizat
Tribune
Legislative Assembly of
Itn
Preston
Chorley
J. Seed
Elizabeth Durie
Captain Durie
Aatley Hall
Manchester
Ellis Norris
Brough Hall
Dorie
Norris
Yarrow Bridge
Boars Head
Wigan
Tollgate
Warrington
Chester
St. Oswald's Church
Liverpool
Hetherington
Standish
Seed
Lucre
Chorley Moor
Preston Guardian
Branchester Guardian
Crosland
Huntingdonshire
Hull
Fire Rages Through Gray's Inn Lane Killing Woman
A severe fire in Gray's Inn Lane near Helborn suddenly broke out just before midnight, destroying a large building occupied by Sydney Powell and others. A husband saved his wife but perished from burns and smoke. Fire brigades worked overnight with heavy loss and a coroner's inquest later returned a verdict of manslaughter against the wife for tying her daughter to a bedpost and suffocating her. A second Newington fire followed, then a major blaze at Southwark Flax Mills with £2,600 estimated loss and no insurance.
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Gray's Son Lanes
Helborn
G Division
Gray's Inn Lane
Sydney Powell
London
West of England
Royal Society For the Protection of Life
Fira
Braidwood
Connorton
Colf
C. J. Mille
Southwark
Messrs
Cheapman
T. Wakley
M.P
Middlesex
St. Pancras
Globe Tavern
London Street
Tottenham Court Road
Ann Pallen
Jane Pallen
Pringes Street
Fitzroy Square
Jane Pullen
Princes Street
Joseph Leyman
Fitzroy
Ron
Abe
Bennett
John Derbishire
Ropa
Caroline Ellen
Mary Pullen
No. 193
Fryer
Strangery
Jane Pollen
Newgate
West Riding Election rally for Sir Culling Eardley Eardley
The West Riding canvass opened with Sir Culling Eardley Eardley addressing electors at the Coloured Cloth Hall yard. He urged free trade, religious liberty, and gradual suffrage expansion while opposing religious endowments and French revolutionary example. Crowd noise and party clashes followed as meetings moved to Sheffield, Rotherham, Leeds, and Wakefield with Roebuck and Denison proposals generating heated debate.
Denison canvass in Rab Patios rallying for free trade
Mr Beckett Denison, Conservative candidate for Normanton, opened his campaign in the Cloth Hall yard before about 8,000 locals. He pledged to vote for measures by merit, supported free trade within honest limits, endorsed abolition of the Corn Laws, and opposed extensive ballot reform. He faced questions on church rates, Navigation Laws, and suffrage, and thanked the crowd amid brisk but cautious reception. Amalgamation tensions in railway circles and unrelated local crimes are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barvist Nott
Baptist Neel
Church of England
St. John’s Chapel
Bedford Row
Mr. Noel
London
Noel
Tis Chapel
Leasons
Bis
Rez
Tiwae
Rotherham
Crown Hotel
Carbutt
Baronet
Carbut
Culling
Sir Culling
Liberal
London Times
Yorkshire
Printing House Square
Times
Denison
Barnsley
England
Chears
Lexus
Beckett Denison
Normanton
House of Commons
Preasnt
Buatwebhave
Robert Peel
Meeting in Bristol Hotel backs Denison for West Riding
Friday afternoon a London canvassing meeting of gentlemen friendly to Mr Denison was held at the Bristol Hotel. Resolutions praised Denison as best suited to represent the West Riding and formed a committee to canvass London electors. A £50 pledge by the chairman and instant subscriptions near £200 plus £500 in Sheffield were reported. The Sheriff had fired Monday, Dec. 13, for the nomination at Wakefield.
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Bishopsgate
White Hart
Bishopegate Street
London
T. Hall
Taylor
England
Scotland
Liverpool
Fickliog
Cox
Great Western Railway
Swindon
Taunton
Gilpin
Wednesey
British Museum
Carthage
Neptune
R. Westmacott
Smithfield Club
Baker Street
London Farmers’ Club
Royal Agricultural Society
Shaw
Strand
Evenia
Simonds
Roy Veterinary College
Hanover Square
Freemasons’ Tavern
Duke of Richmond
Snccenaful
Society
Jfark Lane
League
Manchester
League Rooms
Sir Culling Eardley
West Riding
G. Wilson
Ex League
Jobn Bright
M.P
James Kershaw
Culling Eardley Eardley
Kcranton
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Sir Culling Eardlay Eardley
Free Trade
Culling Eardley
Beckett Deniaop
Roebuck
Lightumler
Bradford
Denteon
Bristol Hotel
Cockspar Street
Metropolis
Stuart Wortley
George Armitage
Hardy
Denison
Weat
Sheffield
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Eorrron
Republic
Newington Batts
Mre
Yarrington
High Street
Newington
Board of Trade
Potreauy
Central Criminal Court
H. Bramwell
Elizabeth Tipley
Devonport
Rebecca Copa
Barnstaple
Devon
Elizabeth Tinley
Witnesa
Liskeard
Cornwall
Emma Georgiana Rose
Calentts
Hannah Amelia Bland
C. E. Eardles
Earl
Charles W. Wentworth Fitzwilliam
C. Eardley
Nooaday
Alderman Bower
Calling Eardley
Brook
Mr. Roebuck
Sir Calling Eardley
Paradise Square
Hear
Court House
Leeds
Friends of
Afr
Sturge
Lord Brougham
P. Fairbairn
Ray
J.D. Luccock
C.E. Earpvey
EF. H. Fawres
Farnley
Luecock
Councillor Brook
John Arthur Roebuck
Yorkhire
Commons
Alderman Carbutt
Richardeon
Carbunt
G. Greig
Reebneck
Eng
J. Richardson
J. D. Lacccck
Essp
John Arthur Hetblichi
MR. Denison
Wwe
Wr. Chaplin
South Western Railway
North Western Company
Herapath
Railway Journal
Bow Street
John Adams
Muneatmareet
Oxford Street
Hall
Tuxtats
Oy Cuutp Monapex
Weatminster
Sarah Welter
Belgrave Mows
Commercial Road
Wakefield
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