Passing of the French Constitution in Paris
The National Assembly finally passes the Constitution after rejecting amendments, with Marrast declaring approval for the Republic. The assembly plans a simple ceremony reading the Constitution at Place de la Concorde, amid fears of unrest as Paris braces for political upheaval and looming presidential elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Theo
National. Assembly
M. Larabit
Aganit
Dacoux
Berger
General Bedesu
Bixidy Trélat
Jules de Lasteysie
Arego
Havin
Conuerd
Lendrin
Delaporte
Sénard
Gouin
Besamont de la
Saa
Desgeornee
the Invalides
Émeutes
Garde
Rue de Poitiera
Republic
Louis Napoleon
Marshal Bugeaud
General Changernier
Count Molé
Friends of Order
Orleans
Baxe
M. de Leroy
M.de Laroch Ajequelin
M. de Laroy
M. Thiers
Cavaignas
France
Mondey
Federation of the Nations of Europe
Monter
M. Ledratin
M. Garnett
Social and Democratic Republic
Lombardy
Venice
M. Borns
Heroic Democrate
Vienna
Brutus
Cataline
Josun Christ
Julian the Apostate
Abila
M. Janius
Democrats
Socialists
M. Legendre
Paria
Funda
Red Republican Party
Renka
Moant Parnasse
Revolutions in Germany and Italian Bands Clash in Mezzogiorno
Reports describe a shaken German scene with Prussia's cabinet crisis as Count Brandenburg faces opposition from the National Assembly. Berlin sees disturbances amid Vienna tensions while Silesia and Liegnitz push for order. In Italy, Lombard emigration backs a republic bid on Lake Como, with Austrians counterattacking near Chiavenna and Vercera. Madrid notes Centralists advancing in Aragon. Financial markets show three percent paper yields at 18 percent, five percent bonds at 99, debt at 34, coupons at 5.
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Prussia
M. von Pfuel
Count Brandenburg
National Assembly
Count von Brandenburg
Jacobi
Bia
Brandenburg
M. Grabow
Berlin
Jist Alt
Gensdarmen-market
Vienna
Asilan
Ticino
Grisons
Como
Meneggio
Gera
Moezzini
Chiavenca
Verceja
Colico
Mezzolo
Vercera
Chiavenna
Sorat
Madrid
Aragon
Abad
Huesca
Temple Church organ renewed by Robson at Temple Church
The Temple Church organ, built by Father Smith and refined by Robson, received major alterations including a two and a half octave pedal board, a new German style pedal organ with three stops, updated keyboards, six new couplers, and enhanced swell and bass stops. Two full services on Sunday featured organist E. J. Hopkins’s compositions, notably the Magnificat.
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Tremere Chonce Asgax
Temple Church
Father Smith
Messrs. Robson
Jorgen
St. Martin’s Lane
E. J. Hopkins
Barus Axpress
Asabtance
Glasshouse Yard
East Smithfield
Axp
Batinanousx Keurgars’ Association
Freemasons' Tavern
WW. Payne
Gerard's Ball
Basing Lane
Bread Street
Braidwood
London Firs Establishment
Barry
Royal Exchange Fire Office
Anstey
Mr. Braidwood
London
Henry Fley
Bangor ‘House
The Root at St Sidwell's Inquiry Into Mr Ingle Conduct
In Exeter the Bishop presided over a lengthy inquiry at the Chapter House into Rev J Ingle's conduct after the St Sidwell's Church disturbance on Sunday the 29th ult. The Bishop announced no judgment, urged clergy to avoid rash action, and noted a minority provoked the riot but defended surplice use as a personal right. The session closed with no definite ruling.
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St. Sidwell's
Exeter
J. Ingle
Harington
Moore Sinvena
Bartholomew
Rogere
Bisbop
Ingle
Yngle
Hoe
Bia
Saint Sidwell's
Ireland Trial of Mr R D Williams Ends With Acquittal
In Dublin on Saturday morning the trial of Sir Dalton Williams concluded with an acquittal on the main charges though a verdict found him not guilty of intent to sedition. The court then sentenced Mr Kevin O Doherty to transportation for ten years for conspiring to levy war. O Doherty expressed remorse for his countrymen’s suffering and defended his actions as resistance. The proceedings included remarks denying political justification for treason and detailed judicial reasoning on the difference between political crime and ordinary crime. The report covers adjournments and related political notices.
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Munorars
Moet
Johp Riley
Waingate
Occupation Road
Thresten
Hamed
George Bradley
James Bradley
William Challinor
Bradleye
York Assizes
Challinor
Yorkshire
Bradlays
Riley
Hfe
Ques
R. D. Williams
Dosti
Dalton Willams
Williams
O'Doherty
Kevin Szud O'Doherty
Crampton
Ireland
United Kingdom
Tribune
Tadge Crampton
John O'Connell
Freeman
Glasgow
Smith O'Brien
Special Commission
Clonmel
Belfaet
Down
Connor
Dromore
StatTz Parsoyans
Lords
Privy Council
Dublin
Eugene O'Reilly
James M'Kenna
John de Courcey Young
John Russell
James Russell
Patrick Corran
James O'Donnell
Laurence Gebagan
Patrick Conway
George Whelan
Nicholas Nagle
Michael Doherty
Robert Cave
Richard Dalton
Edward Egan
John Hickey
Patrick Duane
Thomas Henneasey
Anthony O'Ryan
Thomas Parker O'Flanagan
Robert Lambkin
Limerick
Tipperary
M‘namara
Rathkeals
William Hartnett
Newcastle
Richard O'Shaughnessy
Rathkeale
Michael O'Neil
Cork
Belfast
Galway
Rome
Tus Vacast Bistorsic
Sadleir
Trinity College
Elrington
University of Dublin
England
Cavan
William Armitage Moore
Dumealis
Moore
Milltown
Belturbet
Annealey
Baker's Bridge
Kiernan
Ior Cavan
Lisbodoly
Drang
John Lyona
Builis
Richard B. Blackwood
Joseph Lynch
Roebuck
Lyona
Mrr. Blackwood
Lyons
Duntry
Thoraday
Reataraxes
Gort
Kinwarra
Xerxes
Statz
North Riding
Capel Court
Brien
Denia Brien
Bunt Wehailiffe
Heaardy
Josthe
Michael Kenna
Tomy c Toomevara
Aribs
J. Carrol
J. Plunket
Kinnon
Pensioners and property gains reported in charity notes
The article records a charity society noting fewer than twelve deaths in the year among elderly pensioners, with 52 pensioners including a Whittingham beneficiary. It adds £430 63 10d to landed property, bringing the total to £5,014. Sums of receipts and balances are given, alongside auction results for Regent Street columns and details from related charities and public works in the metropolis.
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Whittingham
Regent Street
Café de Paris
Vime Street
Monsra Eversfield
Horne
Eastern Counties Railway Company
George Street
Easton Square
Lestmonth
Horton
Hackney Road
Dalston
Murder tale and aftermath at Grimesthorpe and Shinfield fire
The report recounts James Bradley and George Bradley near the crime scene on Occupation road and Spitskill where the deed occurred, noting a man seen and money recovered, plus the alleged confession rumor of William Chailinot, a fork maker, who died penitent without formal disclosure. A separate Shinfield fire at Spencer's Wood causes extensive damage to barns and ricks, with heroic efforts to save the dwelling and outbuildings, losses estimated near £1000, and suspected arson linked to local tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bradley
Wicker
Occupation Road
Spitskill
George Bradley
Riley
Grimesthorps
William Chailinot
Grimeasthorpe
Sheffield
Reading
Brown
Elisha
Sret
Penix
Intervais
Phosaix
Guardian Office
Eliaba
Capiol Painn
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Foreign Intelligence
Department of the Seine
Cavaignac
Pau
Abdel Kader
Amboise
Parie
Itia
Prince Louis Napoleon
National Guards
National Guard
Red Party
Thie
Tour
M. Caussidiere
National Guarda
Louia Napoleon
Panta
Thuradey Mordog
Place de la Concorde
Une
National Guards of
Lnto
Hotel de Ville
Tradea
M. Sherbette
M. Rothmont
Court of Appeal
M. Lherbette
Democracy
National de Sadne Et Loire
Isat
Autoo
M. Davanture
Chalon
Jexulla
Escobar
Loyola
Epathy
Guderat
M. Ulysse Phc
Jesus of Nazareth
Christ
Burgundy
Europe
Muarrast
Iowa
Parvons
Begrath
Trevenonein
Silesia
Breslau
Liegnitz
Gorlitzur Glogay
Thorn
Garbe
Lipno
Denmark
Deutsche Zeitun
Atland
Schleswig
Italy
Exngeton
Combe Wood House
W. O. Hunt
George Martin
Warren
Dublin Orange Institution
John King’s Orange Lodge
Thia
Romie Churthhin
Cresars
Inquisition
Albion
Caledonia
Erin
Luther
Koor
Jericho
Popery
Babylon
Britannia
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