Insurrection in Paris Acknowledges Human Suffering
A correspondent argues rebels wore not mere ruffians, cites restraint by National Guards, and notes scarce pillage. He analyzes social misery driving June uprising, the Ateliers Nationaux closure, and the danger of military reaction, urging cautious reform to avoid further bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juve
Friends of Order
Émeure
National Guards
Nn 8
Paris
National Guard
Paria
Cité
Champs Elysées
Place Vendeme
Porte St. Denis
Quartier St. Antoine
St. Denis
Atatea
Lamartine
Ledra Rollia
Emis Aasies
Executive Commission
Chamber
Louis Napoeleon
Ateliers Nationaux
Sceaux
Sologne
M. Marie
Europe
France
England
Atrocious murder by poisoning for burial fees
A Wickes inquest reveals a suspected murder by arsenic used to claim burial society funds. Mary May, sister of suspected victim William Constable, is charged with wilful murder after analysis by Guy's Hospital chemist confirms arsenic in the stomach.
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Mary May
Wickes
Harwich
Manningtres
Eastern Union Railway
William
Sbe
G. Wilkins
Igns
Elas
Taylor
Guy's Hospital
John Fratt
New Mariners’ Society
Wickes School
Edd
May
Constable
Simpson
Professor Taylor
The Colonisation Movement Latest Intelligence
A critical examination of emigration and colonisation as remedies for Europe’s population pressures. It argues Britain’s neglect of colonisation worsens upheavals, critiques transportation of criminals, and highlights emigration obstacles including ship conditions and information gaps. The piece calls for practical, voluntary colonisation and warns of dangers from disease and mismanagement abroad.
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Europe
England
Ireland
Co St
Paris
Waxr
Mont Elbow
Africa
Indies
America
Asia
British Islands
Mao
Italy
Franklin
Canada
East Indies
Spain
Portugal
United States
Colonial Office
Old Bailey
Jeremy Bentharm
Duke of Sussex
North American
South Sea
France in Paris After Insurrection and Clerical Wounding
Paris remains tranquil as the Government hunts for insurrectionists and seized arms. Emile de Girardin and others address the Constitutionnel defending liberty amid arrests and the barricade crisis. A publisher recalls guiding the Archbishop of Paris to safety amid the fighting, while Dr. Senard warns prefects to resist propaganda as France seeks peace.
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M. Emile de Girardin
Epe Greanpin
Paris
Place de V Arsenal
Monseigneur
MM. Jacquemat
Ravinet
Place de la Bastille
Mos Amin
Amiat
Stiu
St. Antoine
Cayol
Cyprien
Roux
Hilet
M. Y Abbé Roux
Pasa
Dr. Senard
France
Ets
Painter Alexander Sharpe Held on Riot Indictment
Friday at Bow Lane gar, Alexander Sharpe, 27, painter, was brought to trial on an indictment for aedition and riot after attending two meetings at Booner's Fields Stepney on Sunday January 4. Prosecutors quoted inflammatory speeches urging violent action against police and government. The jury found Sharpe guilty on all counts except riot.
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Cextrat Camixat Covar
Alexander Sharpe
Painter
Chartiat
Wilkins
Jane
Booner's Fielda
Stepney
London
Bonner
Cuxraar Chaix
Francia Looney
Blackfriars Road
Soho
John Mitchel
Mitchel
John Gray
Font
Looney
Cece
Keneally
Erskine
Mr. Keneally
Jenath
England
Locke
Wilde
Atorney
Ernest Jones
Armistice in Schleswig and great Yarmouth election
Reports discuss the German Danish armistice negotiations led by Count Portalis at Malmö, with evacuations of Duchies and provisional administration details, followed by coverage of the Great Yarmouth election results and a vivid social event at Spitalfields Ball highlighting design school fundraising efforts.
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Count Portalis
Prussia
Sweden
Germany
Denmark
Malmos
Duchies
England
Jutland
Fatal Coan Pit Accident and Distressing Suspected Suicide
An accident at Monsrs Walker and Company pits near town last night killed Joseph Vernon, a collier, when sulphur ignited with a packed candle. Several workers were severely burnt. A separate report details Ann Davies, wife of engine driver Joseph Davies, who killed her newborn and possibly herself after her husband’s death from consumption. A rope and a drawn book were found in the kitchen, and a letter disposing of property was witnessed.
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Wspressong
Joseph Vernon
Monsrs. Walker and Company
Chester
Ann Davies
Joseph Davies
Cearquis
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Constitutionnel
ediGce
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Executive Commission of Government
Sharpe
LAW & Police
Schleswig
Pensiero Italiano
Eneral Bunacchi
Castrovillari
Great Yarmouth
Electric Telegraph
Satvapar
Bandara
Tex Serivatrrerys
Batu
Duvar Sase
Theatar
Spitalfields
Spitalfields School of Design
Bende
Frederick Gye
Londonderry
Duchess of Beaufort
York and
Lancaster
Archibald Livingston
Carnburnithan
Glasgow
Norton
Lambeth
Louisa’ Blackstone
Games
Jane Bennett
Kynaston Street
Aho
Jane Heath
Ann's Place
Waterloo Road
Robert Eaton
Aword
Hamilton
Scotland
Pariah
Mr. Eaton
CuExninc
West End
Westminster County Court
Logd AguLer
Waitz
Symond’s Inn
Lord Ashley
Afr. Hartley
Bartley
Mr. Lumley
Lumley
Loomley
Madame de Casteras
Lady Ashley
Hartley
Mr. Lumlay
Theo
Lasley Keating
White
Madame de Canteras
Paxon
Jaintiff
Lord Asbley
Lord Astley
Madame de Caeteras
Clerkenwell County Court
R. Starkie
Hrans
Ainter
Sophy Harris
Marlborough Street
Charles Marchant
Piccadilly
Bingham
John Robert Lee Middleton
Norris
Haymarket
Mr. Goodred
George Goodred
Acta
Southwark
Crogirr
Richard Smith
Secker
George Paget
Paget
Isetshe
Baker
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