The Magician and a Paris Scene of Three Days
Fragment from a review describing a street magician in Cairo and a detailed historical excerpt on the Parisian events of the three days. The narrative blends sensational intrusion with a lengthy biographical passage about Louis Philippe and the French revolutionary episodes. The piece then shifts to vivid depictions of barricades, street fighting, and royalist versus republican forces, including the king’s perceived detachment and the drama of crowds. A long parliamentary and agricultural fair excerpt follows, mixing legal notices, local governance, and farm contests with subplots about parishes and rates.
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Baker
Place Des Victoires
Saint Antoine
Tirailleurs
Infntry
Lancers
Place de Gréve
Ter
Bing
Vincnees
Fanbourg
Paris
Charles X
House OF Commons
Rorbuck
James Granas
Barclay
Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons
Graystone
Hutt
Restisrouke
Trotrex
Patmen
Essex
Ru Peel
Hart
Gint
Lord Palmerston
Lord Parmerston
Daisy
Roesrex
T. Adamw
Mr. Roebuck
Hume
Colonel Lintnorr
Mr. Hume
Turment
Escort
Parliament
Elizabeth
James Graham
Escott
Central Commission
Ficiven
Warp
O'Conner
Ireland
Harpy
Actionly
E. Knatcusete
Mr. Krmsre
Lkely
Suarmax Crawtorp
Plempine
Lord Curmants
Batson
Maynooth
Haives
Cocttraxe
H. Suyri
Verner
Lord Eliot
Lord Jocetus
Lord Extor
O'Conseexe
O'Coxyent
Colonel Verner
Bateson
Mr. O'Connell
House OF Lords
Dublin
Perth
Tracey
Earl of Suarresneny
James Tracey
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H.H. Lindsay
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Cairo
Johnson
Louis Prinper
G. N. Wright
M. A
London
Fisher, Son, and Co
Louis Philippe
France
Europe
America
Aomance
Duke of Orleans
St. Cloud
Prince Polignac
St. ‘x
Berri
Tehhe
Kites Mackay
How and
Parsons
Count de Gaba
Salamendrine
Amethysta
Sir Gilbert
Rosaline
Gilbert
Heldame
Caliban
Beldame
Mackay
Great Agricultural Association
Bristol
Sandy Sam
Treable
Blue
Yellow
Green
Orange
Loanec
Frogmore
Wildsor Castle
New Windsor
Frogmore-house
Windsor
Princess Augusta
St. James's Palace
Old Windsor
Great Park
Cumberland-lodge
Norfolk
Farm
Virginia-water
Prince Albert
Wemyss
Royal
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Ipswich
P. Stewart
Protheroe
Hugh Arbuthnott
Mr. Wyse
Lefroy
W. Williams
H.steuart
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Lord Ashley
Lord A. Harvey
Lord Dalmeny
O. Morgan
F. Paget
W. B. Hughes
Mr. Brocklehurst
Bank of England
George I
United Kingdom
India
East India Company
China
Affghanistan
Amelia Robertson
Brill-place
Somers-town
Rosina Bellamy
Helena-place
St. Pancras
New-road
Hussey
Mr. Combe
Comie
Rosina
Miss Bellamy
D.fondant
Imperial Parliament
Wnarn- Chivve
Radnor
Lord Brougham
Lord Correnham
Lord Brovdas
Lord Cottenham
Lord Wygroth
Cuaneth
Althettgh
Lord Cuancenton
Duke of Wellixcray
Donday
Sudbury
Roester
R. Peer
Hawes
Oxford
R. InGurs
Suerte
R. Peel
Tor
Sergeant Greene
Monaghan
Serjeant Warren
Dublin University
Lord Stanley
Dublin City
Lord de Grey
Justice Johnson
Parcahn
My. St. George
Sheil
St George
Lord Error
Brewster
Lefray
O'Connell
Gregory
St. George
Willliam Somerville
Mr. Sheil
Morning Chronicle
Sergeant Jackson
Baron Lefroy
Belfast
Sir We
Someerville
Suerz
Jackson
Morcan Joan O'Connelu
Lord Jocenyn
Cuanres Bruner
Lord Jocelyn
Chance
Pennefather
Trish
James Gratrast
Sugden
Pat Mexicon
Normanby
Fortescue
Dulvin
Cbid
Brornstron
South Australia
Lord Stanity
Lord Corresitay
Earl of Garroway
Yorkshire
Duke of Hamentos
Stirlingshire
Marquis of Loxpox Verry
Lord Wiarnekirk
Board of Contros
Board of Works
Marquis of Cranbcarne
House Ofr Commons
James Graman
Firepen
Crawford
Kr. Figuver
Jonsson
Grimspiteu
Vane
Astromy
Fielden
R. Yorke
J. Graham
Pedters
T. Duncossy
Janes Graham
Lord Saxon
J. Granax
M. Acuionay
Grimspireu
R. Peex
Pecuexy
S. Crawtorp
Central Authority
Central Committee
Capt. Peeles
Mr. Darby
C. Burrent
T. Dexcombe
Gawler
Lord Staxey
Montross
Glenelg
Montrose
B. Woop
Hhe
Coroners &c
Warwick and Lancaster
Bowarne
C. Dovdas
Agnonsy
T. Ecerros
Parrirs
Muntz
Brotherton
Jamres Gnauast
Manchester
Birmingham
Bolton
House OF Corpmmoons
Gibson
Lord Sherborne
G. Grey
W. Somerville
W. Patten