Frederick William and the Berlin Reactionists in 1848
A tumultuous European prelude to constitutional crisis unfolds as Frederick William presses into Berlin. The National Assembly clings to liberty, while the Crown seeks to dissolve or relocate the assembly, sparking a constitutional clash with civil guard resistance and looming civil conflict across Prussia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandenburg
Assembly of
National Representatives
National Assembly
Berlin
Prussia
Germany
Frenekerk
Sans Sonci
Inauguration Dinner for City Club at Basinghall Street
The City Club held its inauguration dinner on Wednesday at the club house on Basinghall street with Mr Friend presiding. The club aims to bridge the old Whittington Club and Gresham, offering economical access with a library, reading room, and social amenities in a renovated mansion near Aldermanbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City Club
Basinghall Street
Friend
Whittington Club
Gresham
Aldermanbury
Government to use police to compel Niciengi Assembly
The government plans to treat the Niciengi Assembly as a club under siege powers and summon it via a police commissary. If refused, constables will enforce the law with military support. Deputies may abandon Berlin, retreat to provinces, and push tax refusal and landwehr actions, with Magdeburg leading a wave of nonpayment across Silesia and Russia provinces.
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Europe
Ferdinand
Voit
Frederick William
Vienna
Greere
Piust
National Assembly
Magdeburgh
Assembly
Berlin
Brandenburg
National Guard
Bradenburg
Mecklenburgh
Magdenburgh
Pomerane
Bresten
M.mantenfel
Brandenburg Ministry
Representatives of the People
Royal Theatre
Ordein
Arma
M. Gustrow
Civic Guard
Burgher Guard
Legislative Chamber
Brandenburg’ Ministry
Assembly of
National Representatives
MM. Marteufel
M. Alantenfel
Potsdam
Braxix
Civis
Rimpler
Corren
Buarrn
Dreis
Wrangel
Foud
Breslau
Land
Unruh
Brealan
Liegaitz
Linien Street
Commons
M. PiSnien
Fortes Panticurasa
Flying Corps
Alege
Gole
Club Sratera
Paris
Gustave Debray
Raspail
Canssidore
Louis Blanc
Thoss
Bose
Armand Marrant
Ronch
al. Bonnard
Cavaignac
Kinga
Naples
Milan
Prague
Bonnard
Merrast
Etienne Arago
Débats
National
Marragt
Great Britain
Marrant
England
France
Roral Arsenal
Wooxtwica
Board of Ordnance
Col. Dundas
C.B
Monk
Dundas
Lor Moor
Yorkshire
Sil
Frexca Railway Lawyor
Minister of Public Works
Ita Courar
Westminster Hall
Courts of Law
Ttia
Niciengi
Magdeburg
Silesia
London Sewers Report by Walker and Cubitt on City Drainage
The abstract of the London sewerage inquiry presents conclusions from the City authorities Special Commissioners. It endorses current sewer sizes, notes 6,702 of 16,000 buildings lack private drains, and calls for extending sewers to all streets. It cautions against general cesspool disruption, stresses maintenance by sewer workers, and credits Wren, Wynne, Dance, Smirke, and Rennie while ruling out Westminster plans as inapplicable.
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Commissioners of Sewers
Sewers Office
Guildhall
Deputy Peacock
Mansion House
Chartered Gas Company
City of London Gas Company
City of London
London
Chartered
Imperial
Equitable
Corporation of London
Sewers Commission
Lawrence
Harrison
Imperial Company
Deputy Stevens
Deputy Stevens Seconded the Motion, and Referred To T the Evidence of Mr. Lowe
Cox
House of Commons
Walter
Eastern Counties Railway Company
James Walker
Mesara
Cubitt
Brunel
City Remembrancer
Cocking
ATL
Fonsey
Wren
Wyntt
Dance
Smirke
Rennie
Rushiog
Westminster
Metropolitan Sewers Commissioners
J. Warren
W. Cosett
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Russia
Nicholas
Morning Post
Count Brandenburg
Perlivu
M. Unrub
Firat
M. Reichenberger
M. Rodbertus
Ride Battalion
von Wrangle
Beraux
Kirchmann
Bloem
Jauati
Do Ruasio
Kahnemann
Schutzenhann
Arquebusiers
Seitungs Haile
von Uaruh
Phillips
Bornemann
Waldeck
moEne
Brousa
Burgherwebr
Ber Bourse
Burgherwehr
Ereupon
Hotel de Russie
Schutzen Guild
von Unrach
von Brandenburg
Tandenburg
Atate
Aicge
Constituent Assembly
Schiizen Halle
von Unruh
Mmuch
Cologne
Dusseldorf
Common Council
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