Boulogne Festival Ends With National Guard Banquet
A Boelogne Boulogne fête feature describes the National Guards and troops sharing a banquet on a statue plaza, with about 5000 attendees including English guests. Prefet proclaims Prosperity to the Republic and its union, amid fireworks, a balloon ascent, and evening concerts.
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Elections in France and gambling sweeps threaten London morality
The Weebly Chronicle reports on the French elections signaling potential upheaval and possible monarchist or republican outcomes. It condemns Derby Sweep lotteries as corrupting working-class morals, notes legal action planned by the Attorney General, and warns newspapers to drop sweep ads to uphold public morality.
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Boulogne étes gala with National Guards and crowds
The Times correspondent details Boulogne’s festive étes mood with 4000 to 5000 guards, English visitors, triumphal arches, banners, and naval parades. Detachments from Paris, Calais, Dunkirk and others are welcomed with vin d horreur. A grand procession, balls, theatre, and regatta mark the celebrations amid fine weather and civic fraternal sentiment.
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Murder by a Rejected Lover at Heaton Norris
Inquest reports Eliza Faulkner shot by James Keily after six months of acquaintance. Witnesses describe the stabbing and death, with medical verdict of wilful murder. Keily committed for trial at the next Liverpool assizes.
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Norris Street
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William Rayner
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Kirkdale
Liverpool
The Insurrection at Frankfort and Europe’s Political Strife
A critical view of six months of universal suffrage across France and German states. The article argues assemblies in Paris Frankfort Vienna and Berlin are driven by mobs, lack decisive leadership, and risk chaos. It compares English responses and laments liberal excess while urging stability and clear governance.
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England Pays for Irish Crime Report
A historical polemic argues that Irish criminals in England burden cities like Liverpool, citing prison costs and surges in Irish-born offenders. It claims Irish behavior drives crime and suggests legal actions to recover costs from Irish parishes, warning that without enforcement the Poor Law and settlements fail their purpose.
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Death of Lord George Bentinck in a sudden death
Lord George Bentinck, born William George Frederic Cavendish on February 27 1802, dies at 46 or 47 after leaving Welbeck Abbey unaccompanied for Thoresby Park to dine. Once a leading Protectionist, he rose in Parliament under Canning and Peel, later guiding open questions and reform, while pursuing horse racing interests and a life marked by independent stances and a dramatic political arc. He died on the footpath near Thoresby Park after an unplanned six mile walk, with inquiries launched when he did not arrive for dinner.
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Prison threat fails to curb Irish repatriation
In Liverpool a discussion notes paupers face a grim choice between the diet and discipline of an English House of Correction or the Irish Poor Law Union. It argues that prison fare is harsher, so the threat only hardens resolve to defy the law and seek repatriation.
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