France on the brink as reaction threatens the republic
The article warns of reactionary forces within France challenging the Republic. It cites distrust in Provisional Government figures, calls for broader parliamentary representation, and fears two allied camps ready to push either violent or milder changes. It stresses unity and firm republican resolve to avoid collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
France
Abe
National Assembly
Barbés
Louis Blanc
Tribune
Lemartine
de Tocquevilles
Viviens
Delaures
Ultra Democrate Nune
Arago
M. Victor Considerant
Ultras
M. Clement Thames
Yomoura
Lemarting
Fortiori
Ledra Rollin
Prince de Joinville
Presse
Gilles
Girardin
French Republic
Europe
Lamartine
Barbee
Vincennia
Duchess of Orleans
Wartburg
Luther
The
Opening of the New Steam Basin at Portsmouth
A detailed account of the public ceremony inaugurating the new steam basin at Portsmouth, including the laying of the first and final stones in 1845, the basin’s dimensions and capacity, the vast workforce, royal movements, and ceremonies honoring Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, with extensive harbor pageantry and military display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Navy
Staffordshire
Royal Artillery
Royal Dockyard Artillery
Royal Dockyard Brigade
Guards of Honour
Isle of Wight
South-Western and
South Coast Railway
Helene
Duchesa of Kent
Osborne
Spithead
Duke of Wellington
Avglecea
Admiralty
Frederick Fitzclarence
Prince Albert
Royal Marines
Earl of Haddington
Portsmouth Corporation
Ber Mojeety
Rolt
James
R.E
Trial of Mr. Mitchel dominates Irish dispatches
The Dublin court opens with debates over juror composition as John Mitchel faces ten counts based on his May 6 and 13 publications. Verdict expected soon amid threats against jurors and public outcry over jury packing and sectarian bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denam
Mitchel
Biczech
Thomas Quinton
William Woorthington
C. O'Loghlen
John Whitty
Woollen Draper
W. Fletcher
Robert Thomas
William Horatio Nelson
Frederick Rambaud
William Mansfield
Harood Clark
Richard Yoakley
Edward Rothwell
Jason Thorwood
Thomas Bridgford
James Collyer
Crown
Limerick
United Irishman
the Times
Ireland
Miscuel
Dublin
John Mitchel
Dustin
Charles Vernon
P. F. Barron
Virgo
Holmes
Mitchell
Henn
Moore
Christie
Princess Mail
Amphion
France politics and finance shift as Assembly bans royal family
Paris reports say northern powers protest Poland resolution while a new democratic army committee forms. Bank of France returns show high overdue bills and stock advances. Amiens sees anti liberty actions. France may adopt a one chamber constitution. National Assembly banishes the ex-royal family by large margin, with Georges Sand implicated in the Paris attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Democratic Pacifique
National Assembly
Poland
Commission of National Defence
Bank of France
Treasury
Hera
Finance Committee
AIM
Berryer
St. Bauve
Demarcgny
Gauthier de Rumilly
Bineau
Amiens
France
Louis Philippe
Georges Sand
Madame Dudevant
Abe
Woman Shot by Soldier at Newport Barracks
A young sailor named Kelly shot Agnes Hill at Newport Barracks after an evening with her. He loaded his gun in his room and fired, wounding her mortally near the groin. Dogherty stood nearby to shield him. Kelly, Galway native, confessed and was arrested after officers found a discharged gas cartridge missing from his pouch. The scene drew an anxious crowd as he awaited examination. Dr Young attended the wounded woman and regimental surgeons prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Champ de Mars
Champs Elycees
Tuilerier
National Assembly
Chaceley
Barnes
Worcesterabira
Gloucestershire
Luke Bull
C. Beat
Cele
Cole
Cosi
Bull
Afr
John Cole
Naples
Salle de Monte Olivetto
Monte Olivetto
Nations
National Guard
Chamber of Peers
San Fernando
San Bridgida
National Guarda
Lazzaroni
Viva
el Rey
Vassatori
del Ceretto
del Caretto
Russsacra
Salsa
Baudin
Castel Mare
Nets
Mar
Toledo
Santa Lucia
Bridgedos
Leezarons
Vivael Rey
Ferdinando Nostro
Tolado
de Salis
National Guerda
Arseoal
Florentano Pepe
Sidon
Lezzarool
Mroniaar
Mercatello
Guildhall
E. Mender
New York
Peter Laurie
America
London
Jones
St. Mildred’s Court
Poultry
Emanuel Bernheim
Bernheim and Brothers
Bank of Columbia
Brealan
Germany
Brentao
England
Bishopsgate Street
Martin
P. Laurie
Newslrest
Bishopsgate
P. Leaurle
Agnes Hill
Dartmouth
Devonshire
Kelly
Als
Dogherty
English
Galway
Leitrim
Young
Monmouthshire Aferlin
Simanck ArviLtation
William Allen
Hardy
West London Union
Sarah Batesy
Allen
Nightingale Tavern
Hornsey Wood
Mary Anne Alles
James Sleep
Gibbs
Worship Street
Lovx
Lanova
David Martin
H Division
Margaret Collins
Mouat Street
Bethnal Green
Alnce
Spicer Street
Spitalfields
Abe
Hurlatone
Boas
Wandsworth
Danina Rossany
Gorp Waron
Wiliam Bartin
Beadon
William Merritt
City Arms
Victoria Street
Holborn Bridge
Oaks
King’s Head Inn
Upper
Tooting
Bimes
Clarke
Surrey Sessions assault and attempted theft case
Yesterday's police court notes detail Aaron Smith a bill discounter indicted for attempting to steal eight papers from Charles Kirby an attorney's clerk and for assault in Southwark. The trial includes witness testimony, defense argument, and a sentence of one month and a £20 fine with peace bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
Aaron Smith
Tougood
Court of Exchequer
Charles Kirby
Autorney
Southwark
Robinson
Roberts
Corner
Holmes
Douglas
Toogood
Anme
Smith
Ansizes
Withens
Edmond Collett
Queen's Bench
Kelly
Muypridge
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Tuxspar Monsixc
Palergo
Piombino
Conforti
Pew
Bozzelli
Prince Tschitella
Torella
Carazcosi
Paolo Ruggiero
Chamber of Deputies
Italia
Pisa
Civic Guard
Austria
Vienna
Cologne
Eaya
Crisina
Styria
Ferdhead
Iith
Tyrol
Prague
Innsprack
Spain
Madrid
MR. Mitchel
Devin Reilly
Gray
Head Office of Police
Bellruo
Grand Canal Harbour
Treilly
Confederated Club
Aheriff
Newport Barracks
Davie
Newgate
Cope
George Grey
William Tomkins
Baron Alderson
Maria Eddoo
Law
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