Thank you Michael. Your approach seems valid, but after having a look
at the paginator helper too I found the undocumented ['?'] index in
the $options['url'] array:

$paginator->options['url']['?'] = 'param1=value1;param2=value2'

That appends the query string to the pagination links of my search
engine, which are formed now like this:

/search/news/page:2?where=london;when=today

It looks more clean to me than converting from query string to named
parameters after a pagination link has been clicked.

Hope this helps anybody else!
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