1809, June 21. Born in Tarnau, Schweidnitz* District. 

1813. Russians. 

1834-38, 4'/y years in Silberberg.*”° “Casemate Wolf[f]” wishes to 
see his dying father, even if accompanied by a gendarme. Refused. 

1843-February 1846, in Breslau. 

1846. Wolff flees because of press prosecution. Article on 
uprising of Silesian weavers.‘ 

1846-48. Brussels. “Bureau de Correspondance”.**' Jailed in 
Brussels. (Arrested between February 26 and 28.) 

1848, April to June, in Breslau. 

1848, September, Cologne. Lupus presents himself [for trial]. 
Warrant of arrest withdrawn. 

October 22, 1848. Warrant of arrest issued by Hecker. With- 
drawn March 8, 1849. 

June 1848 to May 10, 1849, in Cologne. Thence to Frankfurt. 

May 26, 1849. Scene in German Parliament (Frankfurt).*”* 

1849, with Lupus already in Switzerland, warrant of arrest 
issued in connection with Rump in Stuttgart.*” 

July 5, 1849, to Basle. Thence to Berne, interned. 1°/, of year 
teacher in Zurich. March 31, 1851, written order of expulsion 
from Zurich. (September 10, 1850 in Zurich. Lupus protests against 
being assigned to Lucerne Canton in consequence of Federal 
Council decision on refugees.) 

June 4, 1851-1853. Arrival* in London. Stays about 2 years 
there. 

January 12, 1861. Prussian Amnesty Decree.** January 4, 1862, 
application to the Prussian government. No answer for 5 months. 
Another application on June 4, 1862. August 1, 1862 Schweidnitz 
Municipal Council requires him to name his last place of residence 
in Prussia. 

September 5, 1862. Prussian government answers that amnesty 
implies resumption of investigation.”