Birth of Count de Paris Sparks Royal Celebrations Abroad
Reports from Paris note the birth of the Count de Paris, with the city planning ceremonies and gifts. The sword presented by Parisian officials, the blue velvet cradle, and pay to soldiers mark royal enthusiasm amid financial concerns and international affairs.
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France
Orleans
Tade
Pasquies
Seneau
Seine
Paris
Charlemagne
Napoleon
Europe
Holland
Belgium
Buenos Aires
Mexico
Great Britain
Russia
Count de Paris
National Guard
Duchess of Orleans
Journal de Paris
Privy Purse
Oran
Narvaez
Morella
Bourdeaux
Wdrid
Saragossa
Alcaniz
Don Carlos
Onate
Espartero
Estella
Logrono
Marotto
Managorri
O’donnell
Latre
Frankfort
Luxemburg
Limburg
Germany
Hague
England
Ceylon
Demerara
Cape of Good Hope
Berbice
Essequibo
Breda
Prince of Orange
Alexander
Belgian
Switzerland
Weinfeld
Grand Council
Canton of
Thurgovia
M. Kern
Prince Louis Bonaparte
Grand Council of
Louis Bonaparte
Italy
Milan
Corso Orientale
Corso de Servi
Piazza del Duomo
Bellano
Bellaggio
Como
New Zealand
Hayne
Havre de Grace
Bay voyage ends with French rescue at sea
A group of young men hired a boat for a pleasure trip to the bay but drifted far at sea. A French sloop bound for Montrose spotted them and towed the crew to safety. The gesture drew gratitude from the rescuers and passengers.
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Aberdeen
Montrose
Albrighton
Basingstoke
Faulkner
Sheffield-upon-Loddon
Elliott
Wince
Buxted
Eton
Christopher Inn
John Charsley
Bucks
Aaron Bell
Long-bridge
Turner
Evesham
John Stamford
Evesham Fair
Little Hampton
Bengeworth
Hamptongate
Stamford
Northwick Arms Inn
Holwell
Horkesley
J. C. Warren
Mary Ann Galey
Colchester
Norwich
Warren
Kidderminster
Birmingham Political Council
Messrs. Muntz, Salt
Lewishamn
Klum
Loughborough
Mmarket-place
Boot Inn
Huarndon
Harris
Salishbury
Moses England
John Richardson
Winchester Street
Sturminster
Ilchester
Yeovil
Fatal Duel on Wimbledon Common Inquest
A duel on Wimbledon common between Mr. Eliott and Mr. Charles Flowers Mirfin ended with Mirfin's death. The inquest revealed a prearranged meeting, pistol shots at twelve paces, and Mirfin dying from a heart wound after the second shot. The proceedings continue with further testimony and adjournments.
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Wimbledon Common
Eliott
Charles Flower Miffin
London
Mirfin
Mr. Eliott
Martin
Piccadilly
Brotherton
Lambeth
Mr. Mirfin
Dr. Scott
Pleasant-place
Scott
Rockingham-row
Kent Road
Smith
Reed
London Road
Young
Field
Asj
Her Majesty
Uxbridge Road
Charles Flowers Mirfin
Tarkard Tavern
Brook-street
Kennington Road
Carter
Surrey
Miffin
Pleasantplace
West-square
William Lawson
Westsquare
Rockinghamton
New Kent Road
Job Crouch
Wimbledon
Wimbledon-common
Mr. Scott
Dann
Petersham
Waggstaff
John Allen
Allen, Gulby
Wimbledon duel tragedy shocks village and prompts inquest
Reporter notes Wimbledon outrage as two pistol shots end in death near a windmill under disputed arrangements. Witnesses describe arrival of carriages, rapid departure of participants, and a hurried inquest with hints of loaded pistols and a deadly range of 39 yards.
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Wimbledon
Dann
Woller
Kent Road
Voller
Mr. Scott
Scott
Churchill
Lambeth
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Country News
Inquest, &c
Putney
T. H. Dann
W. B. Mortimer
George Clark
Woodbine-cottage
Albany-road
Cabnan
Elephant and Castle
Cab
Rockinghamtow
Wandsworth
Bobby Newman
Kingston Road
Stanhope