After having dealt with the white and black confraternities, and the Archconfraternity of Monaco (see Annales monégasques n°15, 16 and 28), the author now talks about their counterpart from Menton. Indeed, until 1861 and its secession to France, Menton was part of the principality and as a result, had a common religious history. (full text in French)

This article presents a talks analysis about the wedding of Honoré III, some detailed plans and ceremonies. This marriage was important because the bride was not French as she came from Genoa, and that this was the last wedding before the French Revolution. (full text in French)

On January, 5^th 1911, Prince Albert I granted his subjects a Constitution which transformed the absolute monarchy into a modern law, based on a constitutional system. The author presents the legal details of such a fundamental change. Indeed, adjustments have been made since 1911, and this constitution is the base of the current political life in Monaco. (full text in French)

This article presents the circus festival year after year until 2010, with the originalities depending on the represented countries. It also highlights the new circus acts which became more and more aesthetics. (full text in French)

Jean Auguste Théodore de Bray, also called Walburg de Bray, was a famous photographer in his time. His original glass plates kept in the princely palace’s archives, are published for the very first time. (full text in French)