Boulogne Fetes Celebrate French British Fraternisation
Boulogne hosts a grand civic festival with National Guards from Paris and other towns, a painting of flags and banners, and a series of balls, races, and street entertainments. A huge procession paraded through the city with drums, uniforms, and prize distributions, celebrating liberty and Franco-British friendship.
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Times
Wallensl Guarda
France
Strathgere
Points
Sone
England
Boulogne
Cremorne Gardens
Éfe
Caleie
Dunkirk
Amiens
Beauvsis
Rouen
Paris
Hotel de Ville
National Guarde
National Guards
Nationat Guards
6Th Legion
National Guard
Tivoli Gardens
Bourocxe
National Guards of
Madame Thillon
Tintelleries
Boulogne and
Boviocxe
Bureau de Biennaissance
Desert
Éfes
Douaniers
Petit Camp
Industry
Liberty
Legal and Miscellaneous Correspondence Row
A long letter page of questions and answers on guardianship wills legitimacy adultery maintenance and property law. It covers guardian duty disputes search warrants illegitimate births adoptions and inheritance rules with reader anecdotes from various towns and readers seeking guidance.
Time and tide rules from old guide for Britain and Ireland
The article outlines methods to compute sunrise and sunset times by latitude, adjusts for days with degrees above or below a base 6 deg 80 min, and gives add or subtract rules for high water at various ports. It lists specific port corrections such as Bristol 5h10m, York 2h24m, Falmouth 3h9m, and Dover 2h56m, among others, and references weekly notices, liturgical readings, and calendar notes with dates and moon phases.
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Great Britis
Ireland
Aunriao
London Dock
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Boulogne Festivities End With Banquet At Napoleon Column
Scortège moved toward the Napoleon Column led by M Sansot commander of Boulogne National Guards. About 5000 people attended a banquet and improvised dance with British and French alike showing cordial ties. A Prefet toast to the Republic and Queen of England delighted the crowd. Evening lights, fireworks, a balloon ascent, and concerts closed the festival with public satisfaction.
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Scortége
Napoleon
M. Sansot
National Guards
Boulogne
National Guard
Douaniers, &c
England
Frence
Prefet
Republic
Union of Nations
Balla
Abortion Case Probed at Lambeth Court Hearings
At Lambeth police court, William Linfield, Richard Orpie, Mary Ann Dryden, and Spencer Linfield faced examination amid a highly suspicious case involving an unmarried woman Eliza Wilson who accused Linfield and Dryden of procuring abortion from a Walworth address. Neighbours testified of women coming pregnant to the house and leaving weeks later, with witnesses noting a foul stench and concerns over a drain.
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William Linfield
Richard Orpie
Mary Ann Dryden
Spencer Linfield
Lambeth
G. C. Norton
Games
Eliza Wilson
Samuel Elyard
Tam
Richard Orpin
Hoe
East Lane
Walworth
Ieax
Airs
Linfield
Elliza Watson
Chapman
Elgard
Norwood
W. Cranuan
Robinson
Mr. Norton
J. Clarke
Norton
Elthiron and Tadmar Rival at Tattersall’s Stakes
Large field expected as Lord Eglinton’s Elthiron leads a list of contenders including Col. Peel’s Tadmar Nina and Mr Newton’s Memento in the Tattersall’s Tavaspar Stakes at Newmarket. Derby context noted with other races. local market highlights Paisley inflation of land sales and banking hours change amid mid 19th century trade.
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Tattersall
Newmarket
Lord Eglinton
Elthiron
Col. Peel
Tadmar
Duke of Ratland
Nina
Mr. Newton
Peel
Palma
M'Clancy
Laneborough
Dacia
Lord Clifden
Loadstone
Murphy
Shelley
Disney
Peima
Lanceborough
Laneeborough Party
Scott
Eglinton
Lord Stanley
Stanley
Duke of Bedford
Newport
Elections in France and Derby Sweep Alarm in London
The week’s Paris election results show Louis Napoleon Fould leading with 110 752 votes while Raspail is noted as a Red Republican prisoner of Vincennes. The piece warns of potential upheaval, Plots and a possible shift toward Monarchy or Red Republican power as Paris public mood runs high. Separately, the Derby Sweeps face Attorney General action as illegal gambling ads flood London papers prompting legal crackdowns and protests about temperance and public morals.
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Napoleon
Europe
Raspail
Vincennes
Souta
Ledru Rollin
Flocon
Cavaignac
Paris
Austria
Louis Napoleon
London
Parliament
Bee
Hee
Sunday Times
The
Art Union of London
Sudden death of Lord George Bentinck reported
A Welbeck Abbey messenger brings word of the sudden death of Lord George Bentinck. He left Welbeck on foot to Thoresby park for a dine engagement and was found dead on the footpath by nine last night, apparently from apoplexy. Thoresby lies about six miles from Welbeck.
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Northonsm
Welbeck Abbey
George Bentinck
Thoreaby Park
Earl of Manvers
Thoresby
Welbeck
Insurrection at Frankfurt marks European political strain
English observers lament the chaotic rise of mass politics across Europe. Frustrated by mob pressure, Frankfurt’s Parliament hides behind barricades and delays reforms, while Paris, Vienna, and Berlin face threats and upheaval. The piece argues monarchies regain respect as modern liberty proves chaotic.
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Paris
Frankfort
Vienna
Berlin
National Assembly of
France
Germany
England
Frenkfort
Europe
Therief
Societ
Ireland and English policy on crime in Liverpool
A satirical analysis argues that Irish crime drives Liverpool prison costs and reform policies. It cites a northern district report showing high Irish-born prisoner numbers, describes the cost burden on Liverpool, and criticizes perceived bias while noting widespread Irish drunkenness and violence as factors in the city’s crime problem. A second item reports the trial of Mary Ann Weal for manslaughter of her mother Elizabeth Shields by brick attack and a coroner’s account of the case.
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Wales
Highlands
Australia
India
Woods
New Zealand
South Wales
St. Stephen's
Dudeen
Connemara
Seven Dials
England
Liverpool
Ireland
Lancashire
Punch
Manchester
Cexra
Caluivar
Cragos
Max. Slavontre
Mary Ann Weal
Elizabeth Shields
Lower Braish
Lambeth
Abe
No. 10
Vbyn
Humphreys
O'Shee
Prendergast
Whuess
Ataira
Justice Williams
SACK OF NEUILLY TRIAL FOR LEADER OF DESTRUCTION
In a Seine Court of Assize trial, Robert faced dual charges for leading a mob that burned and plundered the Chateau of Neuilly, Louis Philippe’s residence, and for threatening Marquis de Nicolai to extort 3500 francs. Witnesses described mass drunken destruction, fires, and looting. he was acquitted on the arson charge but convicted of extortion and given ten years at the hulks.
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Robert
Court of Assize
Seine
Chateau
Neuilly
Louis Philippe
Marquis de Nicolai
Paris
Neuille
Porte Cochtre
Vicomta de Ribeyrades
Baror de Latour
Madame de Warennes
Jean Jacques Rousyau
England
Germany
St. Cloud
Boulogne, Laferritra En Brie
Chateau Rothschild
M. de Rothschild
M. de Nicolai
Rentleman
St. de Nicolai
Mootfermeil
M. de Rothnchild
Sitreane
M. Aubert
Ordener
Himelf
Adelaide
Polytechnic
Lavin
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Hindoo
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Anking Hougs
Trme
Bank of England
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the Weekly Chronicle
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