French Equality and Revolutionary Debate Illustrated in Punch
A multi faceted Punch page mocks revolutionary France with dialogue on liberty and tyranny, features a comic scene of dialogue between fictional French figures, a tale of Vermouth workhouse life, and a satirical essay on editors, plus a note on old post routes and a plea in Punch for Roebuck’s return to Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Cuar
Europe
Caar
Bone
Pall Mall
Hegent Street
Vermouth
Allsvvie
Doree! County Chronicle
Yar
Flint
Vincennes
Asrael
Aha
Paris
Mr. Roebuck
House of Commons
Roebuck
ST. Petersburg
Czer
Conpex Asp
Italy
Cobden
Italia del Popolo
Lotdot
Maly
Austria
Turin
England
Cracow
Lissy
R. Convex
Calcutta
Kajmahbsl
BH. QO. Mayne
Townsend
Abe
Avery
Mrs. Hartley
Whistier
Miss Nash
Sneyd
Grose
Houston
Benares
Shanshan
Periaded
Ompers
Drury Lane Theatrical Fund Anniversary at Freemasons Tavern
The Drury Lane Theatrical Fund Association marked its anniversary with Duke of Beaufort presiding at Freemasons Tavern. Notable performers, several royal patrons, and donations including £50 from the Sovereign were cited. remarks praised the fund’s support for actors and bereaved families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury Lane Theatrical Fund
Drury Lane Theatrical Fund Association
Freemasons’ Tavern
Duke of Cambridge
Weins
Measra
Sime Reeves
Phillips
Hermann
Krauss
Drury Lane
Garley
Bim
Imperial Isles
David Garrick
Duke of Beaufort
Duke of Bedford
Duke of Devonshire
Lord Willoughby D’eresby
C. Kenn
Beacon Hill
Chironey
Mel Wood
Wood
Harrison
Shaw Lodge Mills
Terra Firma
North Parade
Fraza
Hoxtop Market
Sadley
Me. Miller
Famen
Earke and Dragon
Cooper
Grove
Jane
Peckham
England
The Oaks and Royal Thames Yacht Club Meets
The Oaks meeting drew a modest but notable crowd with Jenny Lind among the carriages. Cymba won the Oaks with Templeman lifting Derby and Oaks in consecutive years. The Royal Thames Yacht Club opened its season with a drifting match as the Eclipse and Musquito withdrew. Prizes went to Daring, Secret, and Frolic amid a windless day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weebely Chronicle
Lola Montes
Astrma
Miss Orbell
Prairie Bird
Hope
Tisiphons
Cymba
Wiasms
Attraction
Rack
Cravenport
Camphine
Todine
Cymbs
Wiasma
Orbell
Lydia Gilly
Queen of the May
Camptine
Iodine
Mr. E. R. Clarke
Lautet
Tit Bit
Pimente
Lowercoat
Carolina
Horees
E. St. Clarke
Jenny Lind
Lit
Ling
John Day
Robinson
Foljambe
Bumby
Wiesma
Lady Elizabeth
Grist
Harrison
Lady Mary
Lord Stafford
Dan John
Lydia
Tisiphone
Pergolas
Satiriat
Colwick Ous
Ninny
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Yechte
Belvidere
Blue Belle
Daring
Eclipse
Manquito
Antagonist
Ino
Secret
Esk
Frolic
Eclipas
Musquito
Waterman
Mareand Co
Blackwall
Canterbury
Alfred Paget
Erith
Antegoviat
Plymouth
Kernwill
French Assembly Banishes Ex-Royal Family Amid Turmoil
Paris reports outline European reactions to Poland protests and a new democratic army committee. Bank of France weekly returns show cash advances and note circulation while Amiens confronts republican tension. The National Assembly banished the ex-royal family by a large margin, and Austria faces republican doubt after the emperor’s flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Democratic Pacifique
National Assembly
Poland
Commission of National Defence
Bank of France
Treasury
MM. Berrier
St. Beave
Demargiy
Gauthier de Rusilly
Binsau
Amiens
Lobrier
Courrier de la Somme
Ttts
France
Louis Philippe
Georges Land
Madame Dudevant
Austria
Vienna
Cologne
Vienne
Styria
Ferdinand
Imperial House
Germany
Tyrol
Prague
Toneprack
Religious Societies and Charities in the British Empire
A compiled report lists numerous religious and charitable societies with established dates from 1693 to 1845. It notes their worldwide stations, key activities, and average annual incomes ranging from £600 to £216,000, reflecting widespread Protestant philanthropic efforts and funding in the era.
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British and Foreign Bible Society
Greas l
Church Missionary Society
East Africa
India
China
Mediterranean
North West America
West Indies
New Zealand
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
East
Canadas
Australia
van Dieman's Land
Nova Scotia
New Brudawick
Cape Town
Society For Promoting
Granta
British and Foreign School Society
Central School
Borough Road
Religious Tract Society
Wesleyan Methodial Missionary Society
Hea
Africa
North America
Australasia
London Missionary Society
Missionary Society
Asia
America
London City
London
New Connection Mission
Ireland
Newfoundland Schools Society
London Society For
British Society For the Propagation of the
Geapel Amonger
Colonial Church Society
Malta
France
Spain
Western Australia
Cape of Good Hope
New Brunswick
Prince Edward's Taland
Foreign Aid Society
Societes Evangeliquea
Geneva
Home Missionary Society
England
Wales
Irish Evangelical Society
Colonial Missionary Society
Canada
Christian Instruction Society
Protestant Association
British and Foreign Sailors’ Society
Empress
British and Foreign Anti
Clergy Orphan Corporation
Friends of
Trivitarien Bible Society
Cheltenham Training Schools
Church of England
Educational Committee of Council
Naples Massacre Hears Screaming Barricades and Revolt
A Naples dispatch reports chaotic street fighting as troops breach barricades in the Toledo area. National Guard suffer heavy losses. Calabrians vow further attacks while Lazzaroni mob loots and cheers Viva el Rey amid widespread siege conditions and shifting ministries. Foreign steamers prepare to withdraw as insurrection looms.
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Naples
Daily News
Toledo
Santa Lucia
National Guard
Bridgedos
Lazzaroni
4Th Swing Regiment
de Salis
Eveytha
National Guards
Ats
Guarda
Florentano Pepe
Sidon
Mercatello
Este
Piomtino
Teiede
Conforti
Benzelli
Interior
Prince Ischitella
War and Marine
Toretta
Carascosa
Paolo Ruggiero
Itia
Salernitana
Chamber of Deputies
Homra
Iialia
Pisa
Civic Guard
Valorona
Jury Packing and Letters to Dublin Jurors Stir Ireland
A Dublin placard by Confederated Club calls jurors’ book biased and Catholics outnumber Protestants. Authorities seize copies. J Mitchel denounces jurors while threats and seditious rhetoric circulate. A separate note in Leith reports Prussian dockyard clashes with Danish crews. a violator is fined after police, with interpreters, adjourns proceedings.
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Dublin
Confederated Club
Catholica
Gerce
John Mitchel
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John Bull
Johnny Crapacc
Jean Bull
Gonger Robert
Walter Yeage
Camden Society
Lyme
Corporation of
Salisbury
Exeter
Chard
Deaper
Moody
Amsterdam
Venice
People's Journal
Paixcess
Taratas
Auber
Madame Anna Thillon
la Cataring
Allen
Bodda
Drery Lane
Fletmore
VauxMall Ganpexs
Vauxhall
J and 4
Messrs
Lewis and
Ryan
Mgr. Simpson
Caswonsz GagpExs
Gale
Greenwich
Battersea Bridge
Tattersall
Derby
Osaka
Spon
Exrenon
J. B. Day
Bouverie
B. Green
Ascot
Eglinton
R. Buikeies
Chesterfeld
Woildair
Drinkala
Duke of Richmond
Holmen
Montagu
Setiline
Loadstone
Saurplice
Jack
Sporting Intelligence
Madrid
Repubile
Arresta
St. James's Palace
Household Brigade of Horse and Foot Guards
Horse Guards
St. James's Park
Berkeley Drummond
Prince Albert
Constitution Hill
Buckingham Palace
Lord Hardinge
Hyde Park
Fred
West End
Guldhall
E. Meinuder
New York
Peter Laurie
Jones
Breslau
Lennon
Bighopsgate Street
Flo
Martin
P. Laurie
New Street
Bishopsgate
Tag Wrestwinaren Murpen
Tab Munderer
Mr. Davis
Newgate
Cope
George Grey
William Tomkins
Baron Alderagn
Meria Eldon
Tas
Stower
Agnes Hill
Dartmouth
Devonshire
Kelly
Kg iv
Dogherty
English
Galway
Leitrim
Teounty
Young
Monmouthshire
Merlin
Dsngt Paorseta
Belts Life
Lra
Surplice
Springy Jack
Shylock
Little John
Jew Baron
Morning Post
Leith
Iseamenu
Sud
Bailie Edmond
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