Continental politics brew as Europe braces for upheaval
A sweeping review traces upheaval across Europe. Rome grapples with Austria over reform and war. Radetski and Charles Albert clash near Verona while Venice faces blockade rumors. Germany edges toward unity amid Baden and Prussian strife, Poland and Denmark stir tension, and France braces for a volatile constitutional course under a provisional government. The piece warns that Europe stalls on the brink of broader conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Austria
Redeteki
Tristan I'Emite
Cai
Pius IX
Pius
Roma
Radetski
Charles Albert
Venice
Count Fiquelmont
Lord Ponsonby
Vienna
Count Figuelmont
Germany
Bohemia
Poland
Hungary
Danube
Servia
Republican
Baden
Hecker
General von Gagern
Mayence
Cologne
Frankfort
Moravia
Silesia
Illyria
Constituent Assembly
Prussia
Stettin
Berlin
Mitchel
Innocent Schleffel
Posen
Acta
Mierostaweki
Tlarea
Europe
Denmark
Phoca
Schleswig
Jutland
Baltic
Hamburgh
Elbe
M. Godefroy
Norway
Sweden
Liverpool
Greece
Spain
Lord Palmerston
Duke of Sotomayor
France
National Assembly
The Troubles at Rouen and Distress in Paris
Report from Rouen and Paris describe political agitation, electoral coercion, and worker distress. Commissary general funded by Paris for demonstrations, barricades and casualties, with widespread hardship among artisans and a looming social crisis in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouen
Paris
Ementes
M. Ledru Rollin
Walla
Émeute
National Guard
Eprol
Garde Mobile
Ateliers Nationaut
Rue Rivoli
Paria
Meurice
Europe
England
Republican Scandals and Parish Feast at Harlow
A collage of items reports on alleged republican scandals with double voting in Paris and Rouen, plus a detailed account of St John the Baptist Church festival at Harlow Essex. The piece praises the parochial system, cites charity feasts, and notes local clergy actions. It also covers a trial of plunderers of the Tuileries and Abdel Kader’s Pau receptions with libertarian rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.J. Stanley
Baron Eddisbury
Winnington
Cheshire
Earl of Granville
Lord Granville
Board of Trade
E.J. Stenley
House of Lords
House of Commons
G. C. Lewis
Home Department
Denis le Marchant
Board of Control
J. Wilson
Westbury
Macaulay
Gilofe
St. John
Nicaragua
Granville Loch
Loch
Ryder
Peel
Bath
Royal
Royal Arresary Foxp
Royal Literary Fond
Freemasons’ Tavern
Duke of Northumberland
Dublin
Lord Campbell
Baron Parke
Knight Bruce
Lord Ebrington
C. Malcolm
J. Rolt
Augustus Clifford
H. Ellis
John Heusler
R. Joddrell
Hallam
Serjeant Merewether
Cabbell
M-P
Heywood
M.P
Walter
Archdeacon Robinson
G. P. R. James
Professor Empson
A. Crowquill
Forester
A. Smith
Eliot Warburton
Acton Warburton
Thackeray
Russell
Queen
Lord Elenborough
Archbishop of
Stationers’ Company
G. P.R. James
Bishop of
St. Asaph
Salisbury
Chevalier Bunsen
Duke of Hamilton and Brasdon
Baron Goldemid
Bishop of Manchester
Viscount Ebrington
Pestic Meetisc Oy
Fixarciar Revorm Association
Liverrook
F. Boult
Wylie
Orrick
United Kingdom
General Post Office
Pants
Mondey
Camerona
Paris
12Th Arrondissement
Rouen
Elt
Lozére
Morning Post
Harlow
St. John the Baptist’s Church
Essex
James Davies
Abinghall
Gloucestershire
Sacramento
C. M. M‘leod
Cherlea Aliler
Lilley
Cleary
Potter's Village
Hullah
St. Mark's College
Chelses
C. Miller
St. John the Baptist
St. Mary Magdalen
Potter's Vilage
Tuileries
Boutron
Parasien
Doclos
Retel
Bersuat
Etelen
Rete
Haring
Retal
Duclos
M. Vidron
Mas. Mellerio
Capt
Jewellers
de Peers
Orleans
Berayat
Kapen
Pau
Abd el Kader
M. Bégué
Abdel Kader
Pac
J. Sentaple
Colonel Daumas
Birkenhead
Rendel
Murder charges shadow Stoneleigh Abbey case revisited
A Lancashire Leigh claim to Stoneleigh Abbey led to 1844 entrance by Julio Leigh and a controversial murder inquiry. Witnesses described bodies buried under a bridge, a fatal winch accident, and years of allegations against Lord Leigh and Lady Julia Leigh. The Warwick magistrates declined to pursue further action after hearings and witness testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Patteson
James Leigh
Thomas Leigh
Stoveleigh Abbey
Warwick
G. Jones
Stareton
Lordeigh
Secretary of State For the Home Department
Lord Leigh
Whiteburnt
Q.C
Clarkson
Bodkin
Jones
Richard Barnett
Wales
Stoneleigh Abbey
Lady Leigh
Mr. Jones
Thomas Proud
Joseph Smith
John Wilcox
George Matthew Billinge
William Forbes
Alexander Munro
William Wood
William Blisset
Abbey
Proud
Smith
Wilcox
Billipge
Forbes
Sprawson
Julia Leigh
Chandos Leigh
Billinge
Alexander Hay
John Hey
Riley Wood
George Shaw
Shaw
Munro
Witmeas
Stoneleigh Church
Leigh
Roberts
Harris
Julia
Jonathan Soden
Stoneleigh
Siz
Pollock
Lord Feighe
Pollack
Wood
Barnett
William Mason
Coal Hole
Aother
Wilcoxales
Sareh Silk
Smallbones
John Iliffe
Charles Griffin
Leamington
Griffin
Barmett
Elizabeth James
Mary Draper
Mary Smallbones
The Provisional Government Report On France’s Republic
Lamartine reads the preamble to the National Assembly detailing the February revolution, the abdication of the monarchy, and the republic’s founding. He describes establishing order, arming and uniting the people, and the foreign policy shift toward liberty and peace, with aims to build justice, equality, and national sovereignty. The speech praises public devotion, condemns tyranny, and outlines ministerial roles and future plans for defense, industry, and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtaie
National Guard
Lamarine
Ledry Rollix
Marie, Arago
Garnier
Rouen
France
Europe
England
Paget
Deamolles
Arvécue
Taute
Vienne
Morbihan
Ain
Carréze
Jura
Acuré
Dering
Barbés
Ultra
Tribune
Antatocnars
Thia Equalid Chamber
Lamartine
National Assembly
M. Lamartine
Paulins
Paris
Hotel de Ville
Algeria
Jis
Alps
Rhine
North
Pyrenees
Toulon
Mediterranean
Algiers
Cavaignay
Voice
Finance
Commission of
Luxembourg
Laboratory of Ideas
Congress
Menarchy
Criva
Ministry of Public Instruction
Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce
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Junch Abbey
Prebielets Abbey
French Republic