Prussia Power Moves Amid Diet And Court Tensions
Chronicle details Berlin’s ministry formation turmoil with a June 23 royal decree shielding Diet members from arrest or accountability during sessions. It notes Prussian royal signatures, military alignments, and Berlin’s ferment while Russia and Spain tensions echo across Europe.
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Berlin
Camphausen
Frederick William
Prussia
Sans Souci
Faspentck Wittray
Campoausex
Vox Auerswald
Borxewass
Hansesaxx
Vox Paton
Vox Senprexen
von Schlenitz
Cologne
Breslau
Schleswig Holstein
von Wrangel
Pfael
Posen
Paris Barricades Intensify as Insurgents Battle City Forces
Eye witness report describes barricades along Faubourg du Temple and Rue Saint Denis, with houses shelled, windows shattered, and residents seeking shelter in cellars. National Guards and regular troops reinforced, battles spread toward Belleville, with Cavaignac mobilizing troops after reports of insurgent threats near Romanville.
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Faubourg du Temple
Garde Mobile
Belleville
Barriege
Courtilre
National Guard
Cavaignac
2D Arrondissement
3D Batelion
Laborde
Bouillon
Prioux
Porte St. Denis
Lamoriciere
Sth
St. Denis
St. Laue
Faubourg St. Martin
Suly 2
Ateliers Oaticnaar
Cugeard
Pontis Ausaed
Cuerd
Ale
Juges d'Instruction
Tuileriee
Louis
Memorial de Rouen
Rouen
St. Severin
Gancettan
Paris
Journal Des Débats
Rue de la Harpe
Place Maubert
Faubourg
St. Marceau
Pantheon
St. Etienne du Mont
General de Brea
Fontainebleau
St. Etienne
St. Jacques
Rue Des Maturins
Hotel Dieu
Faubourg St. Antoine
Pont St. Michel
Seine
Hotel de Ville
Journal du Havre
Ateliers Nationaux
National Assembly
Vaincus Vincendie
Vatrin
6Th Legion
Lemoriciers
MM. Dornes
Bixie
M.remilly
France
Comte de Nerbonne
Autry
Lurembourg
Zemes
Belleville Guarde
Facbourg da Temple
St. Lancere
Boulevard St. Denis
Gardes Mobiles
Porte St. Martin
Chateau d'Esa
Portes St. Denie
Disturbances at Marseilles result in deaths and barricades
Reports describe serious unrest in Marseilles on the 224th with troops and National Guards engaging rioters. Barricades formed after protesters seized street pavement, fire from muskets and stoves, and about twenty people were killed or wounded before authorities contained the disturbance. Also noted are potato crop prospects in Gloucestershire and a drowning death near Llangoed Castle with details of the search and recovery.
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Marseilles
Rue de Rome
National Guarda
Menard St. Martin
Despatch dispute and sugar duties in imperial parliament
Lords clash over West India despatches with Earl Grey denying suppression claims and urging full disclosure while Commons debates colonial despatchs and sugar duties. Reformists clash with protectionists over rum and sugar tariffs as leaders urge investigation and staff boosts for the Colonial Office.
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Mr. Hawes
Mr. Disraett
Smith
J. Paxmheton
Sir G. Grey
G. Bentinck
J. Russell
Hawes
Earl Grey
House of Lords
West
Oitia
Gladstone
Mr. Bennat
J. Grattam
J. Pakington
Hoe
Diarseli
Fie
Lord Stanley
Harries
West Indies
CarracHay
R. Incuts
Thoraday
Earl Grer
Crown
House of Commons
Committee of Inquiry
West India
Charles Grey
Gary
Light
Lord Grey
Lord Harris
Houns
Jamaica
Lord Stanter
Colonial Department
Jockey Club
Colonial Office
Sir C. Grey
Cass
Femsles
George Bedinck
Lord Berowitass
Loni G. Bentinck
Pomede
Lord G. Bentinck
Jord
Earl Gary
George Bentinck
John Russell
John
Higginson
Lord Stascer
Earl of Minto
Marquis of Lansdawne
Lord Revespare
Bradford Chartists in Church Pews and Trials in York
In Bradford Chartists gathered publicly after bans on open air meetings, seating themselves in parish church pews amid mixed behavior. George Payne and Jeremiah Crowley, woolcombers, were charged with military drill at a May event and sent to York for trial. Roger Bradley was remanded on a similar charge. Bristol reports on the ongoing Porsonine death inquest and a letter from Thomas Wellington Hill’s son, with details of life insurance and mortgages surrounding the case.
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Bradford
Bredford
Toltshaw Noor
George Payne
Jeremiah Crowley
Court House
Field
Shuttleworth
York
Roger Bradley
Manchester Guardian
Bristol
Mia
Maria Hill
Bunch of Grapes Tavern
Hill
T. W. Bizz
Ireland. Progress of the Armament in Dublin Riot
Two men Thomas Victory and Patrick Maguire faced charges of riotous and disorderly conduct in Leeson Street after a Donnybrook meeting advocating repeal. Police reports describe a marching group with a tricolour flag and pike, leading to clashes and arrests. A bystander was assaulted. one defendant pleaded guilty and paid fine or faced imprisonment. The scene spurred further discussion of the Repeal movement and possible federal or joint parliaments for Ireland amid parliamentary shifts in Dublin.
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Coweroce Steger Porter Orrick
Thomas Victory
Patrick Maguire
Leeson Street
Leeson Strest
Dublin
Inspectora
Edmund O'Brien
Campbell
Leenon Street
Mountjoy
Lord Clarendon
Tyndall
Joseph Bmfartin
Spector Armatrong
Fitzgerald
France
Freeman's
Sooma
Lord Hardinge
Ireland
Mr. O'Connell
Dublic
Dublin Castle
Federaliats
Paris Insurrection Scars From June Uprising Crush
Reports detail a coordinated insurrection in Paris with 6500 prisoners in custody, fortifications across the city, and heavy casualties among National Guards. Descriptions note barricades, a near victory threat, and leaders’ plans, while police pursue arrests and evacuations amid scavenged arms and lingering fear.
Westminster Hospital area cleared for improvements plan
On Monday the entire block opposite Westminster Hospital was acquired by order of the Dean and Chapter for Westminster Improvements. The cleared Almonry will allow the new Dew street line to be laid out, with work proceeding at once to open space opposite Westminster Abbey.
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Russia
Cologne
Prussia
Kalisch
Warsaw
Westminster Hospital
Westminster
Weatminster Abbey
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General Cavaignac
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Committee On the Marine
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Romanville
J. R. Egerton Hulmes
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Holmes
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Newed Powell
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Antice
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House OF Communions
Gortxa
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Serjeant
Tacrucro
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G. Gary
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Hexter
J. Stuart
R. Inauts
Ahan
J. Stragt
H. Vane
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G. Gang
Mr. Home
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Rome
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Lasoveneux
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Arrouxyy Grnanat
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G. Thompson
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