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Newspaper

Constitutionalist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 06, 1839

Page

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Astonishing Progress of Papal Power in England

A polemical tract attacks the growth of Romish influence in 19th century England. It claims 428 Mass houses exist, labels Catholic Directory materials as apostasy, and accuses Catholic institutions and figures of clandestine aims, urging Protestant presses to confront alleged Popish propaganda and defend civil liberties.

Lord Durham Stanley Thimblerng Grey Cabinet Melbourne Robert Peel House of Lords Ireland Lord Brougham England Berkshire Essex Hampshire Derbyshire Leicestershire Lincolnshire Norfolk Shropshire Yorkshire Somersetshire Keating and Brown Isle of Wight Lancashire London S.s Kent Surrey Sussex Cambridgeshi Aia Notts Oxfordship Staffordshire Suffolk Warwickshire Worcestershire Cheshire Cumberland Qoorham Northumberland Westmorland Idle of Man Cornwall Devonshire Dorsetshire Gloucestershir Herefordshire Monmouthshire Wales Olena Bona Nand Teaders University College Uper Gower Street St Edmund's College St. Mary’s College Oscott Birmingham Prior Park Bath St. Peter’s College St. Paul’s College Ushaw College Durham Stonyhurst College Ampleforth College York St. Gregory's College Downside German College Catholic Institute Popery Threst Langers John Hardman A. W. Pugin St. Mary’s College, Oscott Galileo Turkey Christendom Society For Egypt Mehemet Pasha The Netherlands Holland Louis the Eighteenth Paris Europe Freemason's Hall MacDonnell James the Second Charles the Tenth Mary France James Fox James Macintosh Mac Donnell Birmingham Political Union Peter Plymly Peninsula Tyrol Jps America Milton Nampden Newton Locke Vatican Richelieu St. Peter's Napoleon Halling

Funeral of Sir Thomas Hardy at Greenwich Private and Simple

The funeral for gallant veteran Sir Thomas Hardy took place at Greenwich on Sunday in a private ceremony per his wish. The procession, led by naval officers and hospital staff, moved through a quiet council chamber to the mausoleum, which now holds 92 coffins. Notable mourners included Lord Euston, Sir Richard Dobson, and Admiral Sir William Parker.

Greenwich Thomas Hardy Sir Thomas Hardy R. Keats Manfield Balston Lord Euston Fitzhardinge Berkeley Captain Berkeley John Paul Lethbridge Jessop Richard Dobson Danville Sir William Parker William Symonds Edward Williams Trafalgar Kerley Easlake Blenheim N. Senhouse Belleisle Nicholas Plymouth Lisbon Imogene Bruce Brazils Hyacinth Warren Singapore Maitland Macao East India Rangoon Sheerness Rio de Janeiro West Indies Discovery Erebus Ross Terror Com. Crozier Spithead Teneriffe Ascension St. Helena Cape of Good Hope O’connell Dublin O'Connell Tur Munorr Lawlor Constantary Trenwith Thomas Hawley London Cork Southern Reporter Guevara Espartera Estella Logrono Tudela Aragon Espartero Madrid Europe Navarre Navarrese Maroto France Isabel Don Carlos Biscay Beau Serr Ernest Augustus Russia Augustowo Poland Saxony Kowring Mecklenburg Strelitz Mecklenburg-Schwerin Constantinartt Porte Prussia Turkey Mehemet Ali Reshhid Halil Pachas Emir Pacha Adrainople Mustapha Pacha Pachalic Yanice Tricalu

Royal Army orders for Bermuda Jamaica and Windsor

Monday orders at Woolwich appoint Captain Oldershaw and Lieutenant Berry to lead a company of royal sappera and miners for immediate embarkation for Bermuda. Lieutenant-Colonel Rudyerd’s artillery to prepare for Jamaica. Rifle Brigade to Windsor replacing by the 29th Foot. Windsor details, colours, and battles carried by the 45th regiment noted. Militia staff to be inspected for reorganization next year.

Woolwich Royal, Sappera and Miners Oldershaw Lietenant Berry Bermuda Artillery Rudyerd Jamaica Rifle Brigade Browne Royal Artillery Chanel Windsor 29Th Foot Coaner Recraents 44Th Regiment of Foot Sheet-street Newport Monmouthshire Stack Mills Troubridge Wiltshire Marine Rifle Rifles Spain England 9D Rile Boys Winchester Her Duke of Wellington Ceylon Cork Ciudad Rodrigo Badajos Salamanca Pyrenees Nivelle Orthes Toulouse Peningule Ava

Revival at Kilsyth Sparks Wide Religious Debate

A Glasgow correspondent reports on Kilsyth revival meetings with field preaching, night vigils, and mass sorrowful convulsions drawing up to 10 000 attendees. Critics question the method's sincerity, linking hysteria to religious frenzy, while other towns report continued gatherings and similar disturbances.

Mansion-house Soiree Honors Lord Mayor Elect Sir Chapman Marshall

The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress hosted a Saturday reception at the Mansion-house for the Lord Mayor elect. Notables included Sir John Scott Lillie and Colonel Williamson with many officers. Sir Chapman Marshall thanked fellow magistrates and pledged continued civic service as the Recorder praised the Lord Mayor’s defense of citizens’ rights.

Heath Lady Marshall John Scott Lillie Army Williamson Chapman Marshall Sir C. Marshall Brunk London Peter Laurie Cornelius Wilson

Presentation of New Sheriffs in the Court of Exchequer

The newly elected Sheriffs of London and Middlesex William Evans and John Wheelton were presented in Westminster Hall for Royal approbation. The Recorder praised their service and charity, noting Evans as master of the Distillers Company and Wheelton as a Cordwainer liveryman and Christ's Hospital governor. A pompous dinner at the London Tavern followed with 240 guests, Lord Mayor presiding and Evans and Wheelton seated accordingly.

Court OF Exchequer City of London Middlesex Westminster Hall G. Bankes Baron Bankes William Evans John Wheelton Wheelton Company of Cordwainers Christ's Hospital Sheriff Evans Alderman Harmer Lord Nugent George Banks William Chitifond Esq Richard Jenkins Lord Brougham Sherif Wheelton

Parish Op St George the Martyr Southware Meeting Row

The annual parish meeting at St George the Martyr Southware elected overseers and debated a church rate. Disputes over chairing, expenses, and a 2d rate ensued, with accusations of misused funds and heated clashes among parishioners and churchwardens. An adjacent Deptford riot and inquest into Constable Aldridge’s death followed, detailing mob violence and police response. The Marquis of Waren?on appears in a separate item on eccentric aristocratic behavior.

Haughton Grafty Buser Palmer Batchford Charles Anderson Day Griffiths Lyon Mathews Deptford William Aldridge John Pine Stevens Pine William Pine John Joseph Pickering John Williams Daniel Carey Thomas Findlay John Henright George Calvert Blackheath Road High-street Swan Inn Carttar George Stevens New King-street New-road Mr. Otley Broomfield Place Joseph Buckmaster Mc Dill Willian Aldridge Broomfieldplace Phipps Prince E. Downing Kilmvision Carr Leeterrace Inspector Phipps Thomas Findly John Henwright Patrick Sullivan Thomas Carey John Calvert William Calvert James Brooks Pelham Edward Dowling Division of Police Richardson Broomfield-place Ami Wola Carr Lee Richard Cltfoare Blackheath Dowhuay Marin Fiadd Lauidy Navy Arms Tua Pie Johan Calvert Joseph Peachmaster Baker George Baker Thomas King Broomfields James Baldwin Betsy White Caroline-place Edward Wooller Church-street Calvert James Richards Wooller

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