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Constitutionalist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 28, 1839

Page

2

Renowned Hannay Perfumes and Lavender Extract Ad

Advertises new scent and perfume line by Hannay and Co at 63 Oxford Street. Promotes Rondeletia, Royal Lavender Extract, cold cream, smelling salts, vegetable soap, and imperial lip salve. Emphasizes authenticity, counterfeits, and royal patronage claims with prices and bottle formats.

Hannay & Digtrichsen Hannay & CO Oxford Street Royal Family Hannay & Dietrichsen East Indies Hannay Hannay & Co’s China

Letters to the Constitutionalist Office in London debated

An 1839 column discusses reader letters and responses to the Constitutionalist, noting submission by mail to Catherine Street, Strand, and defending independence from party politics. It cites malt tax data, Attwood’s petition speech, and parallels to French unrest, warning against misinterpretation and urging balanced, informed discussion.

Constitutionalist Catherine Street Strand Waers House of Lords House of Commons National Convention P.P Max Robert Peel John Russell Fiercren Scarchman Glasgow London England Louis XIV Louis Ruin France Arthur Young Burgundy Champagne Charles X

Sir Robert Peel and Penny Postage Franking Incident

Sir Robert Peel defends his franking conduct amid Penny Postage debates. Lord Seymour cites post office officers claiming Peel exceeded his privilege on a day, prompting Peel to deny and explain that he had exceeded once, rarely, and not to cheat revenue. He notes two MPs inquiring confirmed his single overstep.

Rupert IxGuxis Hon Learning and Botry Oxford Robert Lord Seymour Post-office Tie Teble Ford Sir Robert Baronet Meber

Parliamentary franking and police reform shadow British woes

A lengthy critique traces Sir Robert and Lord Seymour over franking excesses and a biased jury in Powell’s case, then shifts to Birmingham police funding, the New Poor Law backdrop, and calls for a broad reform bill. It argues centralized policing will erode rural power, urges nonsectarian education and local courts, and ends with concerns over Turkey and European diplomacy amid Britain’s faltering stance.

Russia Turkey France Aut Pastra Great Britain

Trial of Mr Powell Over Seditious Language Conviction Challenged

The Montgomeryshire Assizes verdict against Mr Powell for seditious language is challenged as inadequately proved. The piece argues the witnesses for the prosecution are weak, while defense evidence shows Powell urged moral force first and did not advocate immediate violence. It notes the influence of the solicitor and under-sheriff in handling the case and calls readers to judge the trial report.

Jenkins Williams Powell Justice Pattison Birmingham Poole Montgomeryshire Har Majesty John Jenkins Owens Newtown John Richard Williams R. Powell Glented Her Thomas’ Hughes Evan The Newcastle Journal Northern Political Union Newcastle Halifax Northgate Ramsgate Nichols Strivens Canterbury

Folly of the Birmingham Authorities Reported at Warwick Assizes

Mr Maule the Treasury solicitor and Mr Griffiths lead prosecutions at Warwick as Birmingham braces for trials. Ward committees organize special constables with patrols, rendezvous points, and strict attendance rules. Monday to Wednesday describe patrols, a libel dispute, and false alarms as officials push for a full inquiry into a fire at Mr Whittall’s premises.

Maule Treasury Hen and Chickens Warwick Assizes Griffiths Russell Warwick Moorsom

Outbreak and clashes in Newcastle amid Chartist unrest

Turbulent Sunday night in Newcastle upon Tyne as crowds clashed with police near Dean Street and the Lide. Officers were overwhelmed. bricks and stones damaged Union Joint Stock Bank premises and gas lamps along Collingwood Street as riots spread through the town amid Chartist activity.

Forth Aris Dean-street Cuthbert Ridley St. Nicholas Church Union Joint Stock Bank Collingwood Street

Riots and police quell disturbance in Newcastle district

A Saturday night riot in Newcastle led to windows smashed at the Tyne Mercury office, bricks moved from St Nicholas Square, and police under Superintendent Stephens with Mayor Fife and Dr Headlam restoring order. About 20 prisoners, including Archibald White and Peter Flanagan, faced magistrates. several were fined or remanded for riot and assault.

Collingwood Street Dean-street Tyne Mercury St. Nicholas-square Mr. Stephens Inspector Little Grey Headlam Ridley Grainger Mayor Fife Muntz Scholefield Birmingham Sandgate Gunl Michael Cover Christopher Hart Alderman Ridley Nichol Plummer Loraine Archibald White Peter Flanagan John Southeron John Thompson William Campbell Peter Devine Peter Brown Barnard Flanagan Thomas Owen Owen Cuthbert Ridley Southeron Gateshead Ridley Spbet House of Correction Leslie

Reliques Of Ancient English Poetry Reprint and extracts

A reader note reviews a cheap reprint of Percy’s Reliques by Templeman and presents random extracts on English ballads and notable figures. It highlights Peregrine Bertie Lord Willoughby of Eresby, his 1586 siege exploits at Zutphen, and a famous ballad praising English valor with lines about Norris Turner and Fromfield.

Bishop Percy Templeman Regent Street Lonn Wittevensey Peregrine Bertie Lord Willoughby of Eresby Zutphen Low Countries United Provinces Earl of Leicester Lord Wiloughbin Bat Naunton Willoughbie Norris Turmer Chapman John Norris Duke of Parma Flanders Lord Willoughbey Captain Norris Turner Fromfield

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