Topino-Lebrun
- Events
- 1
- Episodes
- 6
- Years
- 1800–1801
Every event in Historedia whose sources name Topino-Lebrun, with the role they cite and all of that event’s episodes. This is not a biography, and mentions are grouped by name, so two people with the same name can share this page.
Events and episodes
Rue Saint-Nicaise Conspiracy
1800–1801Role: Conspirateur des poignards, guillotined on 30 January 1801
- Earlier arrests of exclusif suspects
In November 1800 police arrested Metge and the chemist Chevalier, whose explosives experiments raised bomb suspicions later disproven for the rue Saint-Nicaise device.
- Explosion of the machine infernale
Royalist plotters detonated a bomb on Napoleon's route through Paris on Christmas Eve 1800; he escaped but five died and twenty-six were injured.
- Exile of 130 Jacobins
Twelve days after the attempt, Napoleon and the other Consuls exiled 130 Jacobins from France on January 4, 1801.
- Carbon identified as bomb maker
On January 8, 1801, Carbon was identified by Lamballe, who sold or rented the cart, and by the blacksmith who shod the mare.
- Executions of Chevalier and Saint-Régeant
Chevalier, innocent of the machine infernale, was executed January 11, 1801; Saint-Régeant was guillotined April 20, 1801 at the Place de Grève.
- Guillotining of the conspirateurs des poignards
On January 30, 1801, the four conspirateurs des poignards, convicted of plotting to murder the First Consul, were guillotined.
- Earlier arrests of exclusif suspects
Sources
- Plot of the rue Saint-Nicaise Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-14