The French Republic in Danger from Reaction
The article warns of looming dangers to the French Republic from both reactionary insurrection and opposing counterforces. It criticizes the Provisional Government and Lamartine, notes biases in selecting constitutional committees, and cautions that mutual hostility between factions risks civil turmoil and the Republic’s collapse. It frames Europe’s stake and urges unity to prevent terror, reaction, or dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
France
National Assembly
Barbés
Louie Blanc
Tribune
Lamartine
Dupins
de Tocquevilles
Viviens
Dafaures
Ultra Democrats
MM. Arago
M. Victor Considerant
Ultras
M. Clement Thomas
Ramoura
Fortiori
Ledro Rollin
Prince de Joinville
Presse
Gilles
Girardin
French
Europe
Seigneur
Heri Ogs
Barbers
Vincennes
The
Opening of the New Steam Basin at Portsmouth
A detailed report of the public ceremony marking the last stone laid at the new steam basin in Portsmouth. It notes the design's expansion, dimensions, capacity for nine first class steam frigates, 1500 workers, and extensive preparations. royal attendance, salutes, and a crowd near 15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Steam Department
the Navy
Staffordshire
Royal Artillery
Royal Dockyard Artillery
Royal Dockyard Brigade
Guards of Honour
Isle of Wight
South Western and South Coast Railway
Helene
Duchess of Kent
Osborne
Spithead
Duke of Wellington
Marquis of
Anglesea
Admiralty
Frederick Fitzclarence
Prince Albert
Royal Marines
Earl of Haddington
Portsmouth Corporation
Rolt
Das
James, RE
The Murder in Spitalfields Adjourned Inquest Resumes
The coroner's inquest into Henry Lazarus's death resumes with witness Anne Fleming and a seventeen year old, Charles Savage, implicating Thomas Austin and James Paxton in the murder. Savage's testimony is inconsistent, and the coroner adjourns to allow police to trace suspects.
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Lazarus
Scott
Anne Fleming
E Lad
Charles Savage
Thomas Austin
Billingegate Market
James Paxton
Savage
Charley
London Bridge
Tilley Street
Jem Paxton
Billinsgate
Spitalfields Market
Paxton
Teakle
H Division
Wentworth Street
Henry
Spitalfields Church
Phosbe Sentoare
C. H. Gilbert
Ravenrow
Spitalfields
Tospector Scott
Tle
William Hackett
Pix
Bar of Worship Street
Hammill
Henry Lazarus
Sgpeatt
Tenter Street
Kenpington Common
Gilbert
Sarah Rogers
Atrest
Baker
Abraham Lazarus
Levy
Catherine Street
Strand
Agnes
Mr. Laxaras
Peither
Eliza Coyle
Tne
Pestor Scott
Tenter-street
Sanguinary scenes in Poland reported by English resident
Letters from Posen detail Polish resistance and Prussian actions around Miloslaw Buk and Miloslaw's fortress. Reports describe battles, prisoners, wounded, and executions, with moral outrage at Prussian cruelty and anti Polish sentiment.
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Posen
Frankfort
America
Australia
Poland
Xiona
Miloslaw
Stelnacker
Blume
Pole
Steinecker
Berlin
Willison
Pipel
Colomb
Jane
London
England
France
Buk
Tts
Mieroalawski
Sed
Jesson
Wreschen
Severin Mielzynski
Dr. Cohn
Count Dzijalynski
Gresen
Posza
Rogelin
Mieroslawski
News from India and the East in April updates
Advices from India date Madras to the 12th Bombay to the 15th April report the Rajab of Sattara death and a reversion of territories to the Indian Company. Thuggee activity in Punjab is suppressed with many confined. Calcutta and Hyderabad notes cover Bank of Calcutta misconduct, revenue recovery, and colonial governance. Canton Shanghai Shanghai trade and piracy concerns, and Chinese authorities react to English consular demands. Whampoa affray leaves two foreigners wounded, Chinese authorities cautious, and an inquest records accidental death for a near-miss incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Marseilles
Catoutts
Madras
Bombay
Rajab
Sattara
England
Benares
Indian Company
F. Currie
Lehore
Ungool Te Boad
Chakra Biasye
Supreme Court
Calcutta
Friend of India
Hyderabad
Deccan
Low
Legislative Council of
Aden
East India Company
Straits of Malacca
Tenasserim
Inter Portal
Henry Pottinger
Afadran
Vernon
Thomas Turton
Dalhousie
Angool
Chakra
Canton
Whampos
Shanghai
Her
Childers
Fury
John Davis
Macgregor
Hongkong
Calculta
Sydney
Singapore
Menilla
London
Whampoa
Mesars
Hant
Tobey
Fred
China
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Tue National Fers Oy
Paris
Champ de Slara
Champs Elycées
Tuileries
Pas
Champ de Mare
Ron Mayslaughter
Chaceley
Samed Barnes
Worcesterabira
Gloucesterahire
Luke Bull
C. Best
Eng
Cele
Bull
Mra. Cole
Barnes
Cole
Ball
Bates
John Cole
Prior
Purgeon
State Prosecutions
Ireland
Desirx
John Mitchel
Commission Court
Ste
Mr. Mitchel
Mitchel
Allen
C. O'Loghlen
Traverser
Baldwin
Q.C
Coleman O’loghlen
Metter
Colman O'Loghlen
Britain
Newgate
Devin Reilly
Grey
Head Office of Police
Bellrue
Gran Canal Harbour
Reilly
Proz. Dosti
Holmes
Stephen Monahan
Limerick
Shannon Banks
Boyne
Dublin
Kildare
Mr. Mullings
C. Ponsonby
Mancugstee
Long Millgate
Manchester
Manchester Post
Bodriggy House
Phillack
Misa Catherine Ann Walters
Sampson Walters
Chili
South America
Waltera
Phillack Church
Hale Foundry
Ley
Cornwall Gazette
O'Connell
New York ‘Herald
Tsar Lutz Rartwar
Swindon
Whitmarsh
Maunsell Mecham
Shrivenham
J. Seymour Clarke
Paddington
Christopher Hill
Mernsell Mecham
Elog
Captain Blair
Cornwall
W. W. Wingfield
Penzance
Frigatroy Deate
Benjamin Catchpole
Entoy
India and
CSINA
Bury and
Suffolk Herald
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