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Constitutionalist in London, Middlesex

17 Nov 1839

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Constitutionalist

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 17, 1839

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4

Constitutionalist Advertisers Guide for Submissions

ITICGES Alt Communications requires notices to be sent to 12 Catherine Street Strand for the Constitutionalist. Anonymous communications are not read. Submissions must reach the office by Friday for the next issue. Travel agents and London agents can supply copies, with the same profit and advantages as other papers. The Constitutionalist begins publication every Saturday morning at six o'clock.

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Iticges Alt Constitutionalist Catherine Street Strand Free London Catherine-street Wrynsor Duchess of Kent Duke Duchess of Cambridge Augusta and Mary of Cambridge Prince Ernest Prince Albert of Saxe Cobourg Gotha Albert Esterhazy Earl of March Earl of Uxbridiin of Errol Melbourne Palmerstan Lyttelton C.dundas Kerr I Joy Miss Cocks Windsor Castle Prince Edward Saxe Weimar Clarence House Angus Duchess of Gloucester Center House Royal Windsor Sax Cobourg St. Gieure Elieson Spenser Jomelli God Sion Dr. Green Turner Harris Elvey Charlotte Dundas Miss Murray Caroline Barrington Lehzen Viscount Torrington Count Kollwrath Alvensleben Ilon Major Keppel Lord Alfred Paget Landseer Mawkine Mr. Leslie Wetminster Abbey Ili Drayton Manon Earl Howe Robert Lady Peel Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Princess Augusta of Cambridge Miss Kerr Covent Garden Theatre Kew Archbishop of Canterbury Lambeth Palace Marquis Marchioness of Douro Marquis of Tweeddale Prince Lieven Charles-street Berkeley-square Marquis of Abercorn Dudley House Marquis Conyngham Earl Fitzwilliam Wentworth House Rotherham Milton Earl Countess of Morton Dalmehoy Castle N.B Lord Lyttelton Worcestershire Lord Foley Hagley Park Stourbridge Lord Rokeby Greece Lady Macfarlane Paris Cumberland Gate Daniel Webster United States Senate Samuel Appleton New York Portsmouth Liverpool R. L. Sheil Ireland Philip Hope Connaught Mouse Mr. Thornhill Lord Forester Riddlesworth Hall Norfolk Marchioness du Chabannes Louteaux Moulins France Radstock Morier Duxe Benronn Wiyeson Ernest and Albert of Saxe Coburg Countess Uxbridge Eleanora Constance Paget Walch Boieldieu Fidanzatti Pacini Walter Die Nachtwandler Strauss Cavatina Imbarazzo Rossini Galop Walci Honico Gernando Bellini Berr Barlum C. Dundas Viscount Melbourne Viscount Palmerston Alfred Payer Lady Ashley Barham Misses Cocks and Murray Gardiner Coun Kolowrath J.ehazen Marius of Headfort Wm. Lumley, Wrypsoe Prince Albert Count Kolowrath Baron Alvensleben Alfred Paget Dover
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Mr Gibson Promises Liberal Strength in Ipswich Dinner

The Constitutionalist lauds Mr Gibson as a spirited, eloquent Speaker whose liberalism shines beyond mere rhetoric. It contrasts him with dull, self serving MPs and notes his frank, straightforward nature and potential future influence in the House of Commons. It also mentions Mr Bideon and Mr Macaulay, praising practical talent and debating skill.

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Gibson Ipswich Liberal Party House of Commons Mr. Gibson Bideon Macaulay Gerald Hamilton Shiel Tipperary
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Masters of debate and suffrage reform urged by Liberal voice

The piece argues that only skilled public speakers can advance Reform-Liberal aims. It criticizes Hume Grote and Stockdale cases, pushes for broad suffrage, mocks Lords opposition, and denounces attacks on trial by jury while praising Mr Gibson and a broader democratization as essential to progress.

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Liberty in Danger Stockdale vs Hansard Opinion

A colonial paper defends a distinct view on the Stockdale versus Hansard case. It warns readers about serious consequences if the House of Commons tramples the law and disrespects court verdicts. It cites a recent Sheriffe court ruling awarding Stockdale damages for injurious slander by prison inspectors’ report.

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House of Commons Stockdale Hansard Courts of Justice James Dirségard Liberty Fredom Old England John Campbells Mister Wilde Joh Campbell Sergeant Wilde Parliament Campbells Wildes John John the Second Runnymedé Alfred John Campbell Monmouthshire Campbella Oprinion Commons
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Penny Postage plan to roll out on December fifth

The paper notes a Treasury Minute and a gradual shift to Mr Roland Hill's penny postage plan. Beginning December 5 the minimum rate will be four pence to ease transition and avoid mass crowding, with broad civic hopes for improved communication among the humble. The piece also profiles judges Sir Nicholas Tindal Sir James Parke and Sir John Williams as the commission for Chartist rioters.

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Treasury Roland Hill N. C. Tindal The Common Pleas James Parke Court of Exchequer John Williams Queen’s Bench Nicholas Tindal Bristol England Iahn Williams Welchman Globe Bradshaw
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Diabolical Outrage On The North Union Railway

A mail train between Preston and Parkside faced a brutal act as a 30 pound stone was hurled onto carriages. It bounced to the next carriage, shattering the side. the guard narrowly avoided death. Locals report a malicious gang on the line between Parkside and Preston, with wood gleeper and a gate placed on rails recently, risking more accidents.

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North Union Railway Preston Parkside Grand Junction Wigan
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Population growth and infant mortality figures from 1821 to 1831

A parliamentary paper shows York had the smallest population increase from 1821 to 1831 at 23 percent while Monmouthshire rose 36 percent the highest. Infant deaths under one year were over 270 per 1000 in Staffordshire and its district, about 184 in Monmouthshire, and deaths under five years reached 458 per 1000 in Lancashire and 365 in Monmouthshire. Sex-specific death risk under five per 10 000 listed as 1711 males to 1582 females in Lancashire, 1317 to 1326 in Herefordshire, and 1329 to 1404 in Monmouthshire.

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County of York Monmouthshire Lancashire Herefordshire
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