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Newspaper

Constitutionalist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 29, 1839

Page

3

Registration results for City of London voters

The revisal of the City of London voter lists concluded with about 700 names. Objections by the Tory party: 15 allowed, 209 disallowed. claims by both sides including 26 liverymen: 221 allowed, 146 disallowed. The learned barrister praised the fair conduct of the proceedings and agents thanked the court for impartiality.

London

Revision of electoral lists in Marylebone and Lambeth

The Marylebone and Lambeth electoral lists were revised at sessions with Reformers and Tory representatives contesting entries. Claims covered tenants, lodgers, and status of voters, including a caution about voting while under office. The Middlesex county revision followed with multiple parishes reviewed and objections tallied, while Birmingham and London city matters were noted, including the Monument tragedy discussion and Bartholomew Fair suppression petition.

Wepxes Bay Coventry Shadwell Middlesex Castle Inn Brentford Isleworth Twickenham Heston Northolt Hanwell Acton New Brentford Ealing Greenford Perivale Mesars Coppock Holmes James Reform Party Adey Turner Payne Tories Twierennam Northnott Sessions House Messrs. Milne and Craig St. Ann’s St. Clement’s Dane St .George’s St. James St. John’s St. Mart's the Savoy St. Paul's Covent-garden St. Mary-le-Strand St. Martin’s Scone, Son Messrs. Trott West

The Harvest Letters on Weather and Crop Losses

The Harvest notes scattered reports from districts show gloom with floods and wind damage. Essex and Hertfordshire report unfavourable weather, rains persist, crops like barley and wheat suffer, and potential winter consequences loom. A separate item reports a successful benefit for the Prisitors Pessision Society at the Royal Greek Saloon.

Hertfordshire Essex Brighton Gazette London Southover Lord Gage’s Park West Firle Ireland Royal Greciaa City Road

Stage notes: Love's Labour Lost revived at Covent Garden

Madame Vestris plans to open at Covent Garden with Love's Labour Lost, a rarity since 1730, costed with care and restrained display. An array of operatic appointments emerges: Fayxy Existen sights, De Madron debuts at the Grand Opera, and Gatignani's Messenger prepares for a Donizetti winter.

Shakspeare Madame Vestris Covent-garden Theatre Charleses Fayxy Existen Academie Royale de Musique New York United States Grand Opera of Paris de Madron Mario Duprez Rubin Rubini Teno Hausinger Pyrenees Cuildaume Tell Gatignani Donizetti Débris Serds Massol Madame Dorus Gras Paris Pujer

Fisherman claims against friend over ninepence and gridiron dispute

An Irish commission hears Misther Murphy deny boarding at Misther Hogan's house while Hogan seeks repayment. humorous mishearing over ninepence and a gridiron features a set-off dispute and a wake shindy. The second item reviews a Daguerreotype portrait by M. Susse in Paris, noting its fidelity and Rembrandtish look and public interest.

Patrice Hocax Micnati Merrory Misther Hogan Mike Patrick Hogan Patrick Billingsgate Michael Murphy Hogan Teddy Pat Hogan Oes Murphy Misther Murphy Michael Paris M. Susse MM. Susse Sala Madeleine Louvre

Police Court Oddities At Marlborough Street And Beyond

A London magistrates’ session reports a destitute girl aged about nineteen attempted suicide at London Bridge after being discharged from Bermondsey work due to a child injury. Other incidents include a skilled pickpocket, threats by a clerk over a gold dust robbery, a pair of seamstresses’ quarrel, a man stabbing his wife, and various public order and assault cases across Wor dship Street Queen Square and Marylebone with details on witnesses, injuries, and outcomes.

Borough of Birmingham Juy London-bridge Obbard Alderman Brown Peter Laurie Anderton St. Paul’s Galloway Lott London City Mission Society Ainslie Smithfield Venables Mr. Anderton Ashurat Wire Albart Mr. Wire Newgate Bartholomew Fair Stabbing Fripar Harriet Dalby London Bridge Bermondsey John Pemberton Mr. Long Regent Street I. D. Croome St. John’s Wood Edwin Isaacs Edwin Isaacs Boulogne Oxendon-street Coventrycourt Jacobs Long Dyer Jemina Benning Laura Lewis Ben Jim Mr. Dyer Adeliza Euphemia Buffy Matilda Julia Sparling Winder Miss Fleming Worship Street John Miller Grove Phoebe Miller Boston-street Hackney-road Chambers Grave Nathaniel M.cabe Mr. Grove Central Criminal Court England York Terrace Stepney Inspector McCraw London Godding Salmon’s Lane Limehouse Gooding Mr. Norton Mr Norton Norton Savace Assavttr Mary Lee G. C. Norton Margaret Fitzgerald Abraham Joseph Petticoat-lane Mary Reardon Reardon Serjeant Coleman Division of Police Cornelius O'Neill G.C. Norton Patrick Donovan Con Butler City of Norwich Wentworth Street Whitechapel Donovan Ir. Norton Duke of York’s Pillar Spring-gardens George Brenchley John Smith Piccadilly Sentinel Burrell Ronagry George Black Richard Webb North Audley Street Bank of England George Taylor SapsaTa Frederick Pick Barnes Six-hills Leicester Chronicle Derby Morning Chronicle Duke of Duke of Northumberland Union Arms Union Street Clapham Higgs Duchy of Lancaster Eleanor Parsons Perry James Street Sportsman Beer Shop Anne Lewis Richard Lewis Union-court Lark-hall-lane Forsythe Henderson Clapham Rise Mary Perry Carter Surrey Albion Albion-street Rotherhithe Henry George Hall Queenborough Woolwich Edward Matthew McEvoy Lambeth Hungerford-market Billingsgate Witness Bankside Blackfriarsbridge Matthew McEvoy Hungerford Market Henry Pratt Dot Wakley Red- House College-street Chelsea William Dodwell Whitehead’s Grove William Harris Fairchild Weatness Mary Ann Kane William Hutchinson Markam-street Cossioner Lowen Enen Tere Henry Bushill Russe'l Street Kent Woodroffe Permisson Austen Nichols Edmund Pereyal Cooke Hungary Jonn Bradley King’s Bench Anglesea Wales France John Johnson Alr. Woodrofe Thomas J. Kemp Brunswick-street Air Kemp Mr. Woodroffe Robert Hugh Franks Jr. Thompson Afr. Nichols Jackson Thompson Lis Finsbury Square Firse Barks Bowen Barnet Enfield Edionton Woodford Romford Eltham Bromley Mitenam Founslow Hampton Croydon Ewell York Herald London Gazette

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