List of tradesmen and certificates from Oct 22 to Nov 6
A historical notice lists numerous tradesmen across cities with dates in October and November, including bookseller F Westley and A H Davis, carpenter J Hinton, and others in Manchester, Lincolnshire, Sheffield, Liverpool, and more. It notes certificates to be granted unless challenged by Oct 22, and adds a section on Scotch sequestration and a fellmongers entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Westley
A. H. Davis
Stationers
Hall Court
City
J. Hinton
Macclesfield-sreet
Soho
Carpenter
J. Lawrence
Bucklersbury
Manchester
A. Miller
Thayer-street
Manchester-square
Carver and
Ilder
T. Marshall
High-street
Witchapel
Cheesemower
Yeomans
Sheffield
Fellmongert
Pinkard
Southmeen
Hampshire
Brewer
Dundee Anticorn Law Association Forum Debates Corn Laws
The Dundee Anticorn Law Association held an evening meeting at the Watt Institution in Dundee with 300 attendees including Baxter Brothers partners. David Baxter was unanimously elected chair, and speakers urged immediate repeal of the corn laws as injurious to all classes, urging collective public pressure on Parliament and promising broad cooperation beyond personal aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee Anticorn-Law Association
Watt Institution
Messrs. Baxter Brothers, and Company
Edward Baxter
David Baxter
Kinloch of
Kinloch
Dantzic
Hamburg
Amsterdam
London
Dundee
Alexander Young
James White
Alexander North
Thomas Wighton
Alexander Easton
William Christie
George Kinloch, Esq
New Locomotive Exgixr on a six wheel design Bruderage
An experimental locomotive built by M. Ginidsire of Bruges arrives for display at the local station. It uses a single vehicle with a cistern water supply under the coal box, omits a tender, and completed Bruges to Jabeke in 14 minutes, far faster than usual trains. The piece notes advantages of iron vessels for safety and hints at Britain’s maritime “metallic” walls era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exgixr
M. Ginidsire
Bruges
Inox Steauers
Britain
England
Lords Mounteagle
Pegasus
Lord Mounteagle
Exchequer
John Newport
Sir John Newport
J. Newport
Globe
Fortieri
Newport
Spring Rice
Grey Cabinet
Faute de Mieur
O’connell
Limerick
Ireland
Great Britain
Repeal Party
Rice
Little Rice
Lord Stanley
R. Peel
Moore
Sheridan
Lord Rockingham
Edmund Burke
James Macintosh
Zambia
Lord Grey
India
Canning
Macaulay
Zachary Macaulay
Greylings
Lord Brougham
Burke
Brookes’s
Brougham
Costard
Pompey the Great
Mounteagle
Mount Pegasus
Dickens
London
Hannay & Dietrichsen Sell Genuine Rowpelteia In London
Hannay and Dietrichsen warn customers that Rowpeletia counterfeits abound and insist genuine bottles bear their name and address at 63 Oxford Street. They promote Royal Family approved bottles, ointments, and a new vegetable oil soap that softens skin, removes redness and freckles, and keeps a pleasant scent, priced per packet and per set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanxay & Drerakasen
Hannay
Dietrichsen
London
Oxford Street
Hannay & CO
Constitutionalist notices and agent details for readers
Communications addresses given for readers to forward notices to the Constitutionalist office at 12 Catherine Street Strand Freer or Postner. London agents may supply neighbourhood lists with remittance or payment reference. Advertisements for the next issue must reach the office by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitutionalist
Catherine Steet
Strand
Freer
Postner
London
Catherine-street
Demand for broad suffrage and constitutional reform in 1839
The Constitutionalist urges a strict revision of the New Poor Law, a large liberal extension of the suffrage, and rejection of centralized governance. It denounces foreign authority, favors ballot votes, criticizes the aristocratic House of Commons, and calls for reform to empower electors, reduce oppression, and curb the dominance of the aristocracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Hampden
Somers
Chatham
Fox
Europe
Adam Smith
McCulloch
Ireland
England
House of Paera
Commons
Liberal Party urged to extend suffrage and end apathy
A political pamphlet condemns Liberal Party apathy and warns of Tory entrenchment and possible coercion. It argues for a clear popular policy, demanding expansion of the franchise and Ballot protection, criticizing Lord Mounteagle’s Exchequer appointment and detailing Whig pasts and the fate of political reformers.
Ballot and Reform Banner Call to Liberal Rescue
A historical call urges Ballot and Urges Liberals to rally for reform against the Tories. The passage references 1839 debates, Peel and Fox, and calls for extending suffrage as the standard of constitutional defense. The rhetoric frames reform as essential for popular rights and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogpe
Duke of Wellington
House of Commons
Robert Peel
Fox
Friends of Popular Rights
Lord Lyndhurst
Nicholas Nickleby Returns to Browdie in Yorkshire
Nicholas Nickleby travels toward London recalling his journeys with Smike and Madeline. He encounters the dashing Mantalini in a London cellar, then continues to Greta Bridge where he reunites with John Browdie, who welcomes him with hearty laughter and a warming drink as talk turns to Sikes and a seven year transport for a conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
John Browdie
Smike
London
Madeline
John
Yorkshire
Kate
Frank
Seven Dials
Soho
Sway
Mr. Mantulini
Mantalini
Mr. Mantalini
Piccadilly
Demmit
Stamford
Grantham
Baron
Groyswig
Greta Bridge
Pooder
Guy Faulx
Tim Linkinwater
Mrs. Browdie
Fanny
Lim
Dotheboya Hall
Wackford
Mrs. Squeers
Master Squeers
Miss Squeers
Brokken
Browdie
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London Gazette
Windsor
Babington Macaulay
Office OF Ordnance
Royal of Artilery
Firet Lient
John Deschamps
Wynne
Chas. Ami. B
Descripe
Geo Backnall Saabgepony
Lientenant
Pamen
Corps of Royal Engineers
Joseph Ellison Portlock
John Twiss
Portlock
David Wm. Tylee
Twiss
Hampden Clement Blamire Moody
Dashwood
North Riding
County of York
Robert Frankland Russell, Bart
Henry Willoughby, Leggard
Duta
Hembling
Jas. Hembling
Oxford
T. Bowles
D. Forty
M. Forty
Drurytane
T. Woolley
J. W. Lacey
Norwich
Morren
W. J. Nettleton
Gunalley
Bermondsey
Carndeslers
W. Tucker
E. Lait
Kingstona Halls
T. Weatherall
W. Stevenson
Radford
Otinghamshire
W. C. Williams
T. James
Exeter
J. Robinson
J. Gell
J. 8. Edwards
J. Lidbetter
Birraingham
T. M. Vicary
W. M. Vicary
Plymouth
J. Wardle
P. Parr
Bolton-le-Moor
Birmingham
L Sharp
H. W. Moreton
J. Parker
RS. Barker
Facture
G. Mew
H. Burgesa
Holborn
Ilk Mercert
T. Taylor
S. Saxton
Gravel Lane
South Wark
M. Colliver
P. Colliver
Penzance
Cornwall
M. Drew
H. Cunliffe
Southampton
T. Greenway
W. Pugh
Tipton
Stafordshire
J. Ward
M. Ward
Nottingham
Joshua Brierley
Shaw
Compton
Lancashire
William Wiliam
Brewer-street
Saint Pancras
Mway
Besinghal-street
Toomer Lindfield
Stanhope-street
Hampstead-road
Basinghall-street
Thomas Fitch
Leadenhall-street
Court of Bankruptcy
Oliver Springett
Blackfriars Rd
Cr. of Bank
Ba Noghall-street
Henry Soulby Melson
Liverpool
Clarendon-rooms
Henry A Majawarine
Draper
Commissioners
Mamchester
John Dennis
Devonport
Baker
Elliott’s
the Court Houe
Leeds
Robert Henry Walsh
Alderagate Street
Warehouseman
Magistrates’ Office
Halifax
Creasy Bebbington
Burslem
Staffordshire
Jeweller
Mabinn
John Rostell
Leominster
Mercer
Royal Oak and
Unicardina
James Douglas Mackay
Edinburgh
Royal Exchange
Donald M'Donald
Inverness
Caledonian Heel
John Nicall
Edinaburgh
Old Signet Hall
Roger Fordes
Carlisle
Messrs. Day and Johnson
Hamer
Foldes
Royal Hotel
The
Lancaster Guardian
Steau
Mechanics’ Magazine
Lacscu
Hen Majesty’s Packer Prowernevs
Suzenness
Royal Dock-yard
Sheerness
West
Enster
St. George's Hanover-square
Jecad
Losdehip Han
Neel
Savoy
St. Paul
St. Mary
St. Martin
St. Clement
Reformers
Tories
St. Margaret
St. John
St. Anne
St. George
St. James
East Surrey
Overseers
Camberwell
Clapham
Hatcham
Lambeth
Tones
Newington
St. Thomas
Christchurch
N.B
Marylebone
Falconer
Paddington Parish
Mangiesoxe
Paris
Paddington
Aeromens. Toats
St. Marylebone
St. Pancras
Eveesee
Ee. Ee
Rye
Susser Express
Somenstr
Yeovil
Liberal Party
Ibid
Matrow
Cork
Lem
Morning Chronicle
Glascow
Louis Warts
South Wales
Carnarvon Herald
Starronp
Stafford Examiner
Licnmetp
E. D. Scott
Watsom
Lancaster
Lexus
Dernan Corry
Friends of
Reform Cause
Gateshead
Aurstine
Hants
West Brome
York
Leeds Mercury
Bristol
Bristol Mercury
Birks
Fox Inn
Kidderminster
Worcestershire
Volunteer Inn
Doncaster Chronicle
Hannay & Co's
Price
Bhanray and CO
Hannay & Dietrichsen
East Indies
Maunay
Hannayz
China
Adame Tussaud and
Duchess of Kent
Sussex and
Cambridge
Earl Grey
Viscount Melbourne
Marquis Normanby
Baker-street
Portman-square
Madame Tussaud
the Constitutionalist
Friends of Popular Liberty
House of Lords
Grote
City of London
Lord Normanby
Lord Melbourne
Bailot
Charles Fox
Westminster
Biglands
Scotland
David Brewster
Dr. Dalton
Ivory
Faraday
Jas. South
Somerville
Campbell
Dr. Jamieson
Millengen
Southey
James Montgomery
Sharon Turner
Thamas Moore
Banim
Sir William Ousley
Miss Mitford
Paley
Great Britain and Ireland
Nickleby
Boz
Miinisters
New South Wales