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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 07, 1839

Page

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Penny Postage Reform Led by Rowland Hill Advocates

The piece argues that the Universal Penny Postage plan, championed by Rowland Hill, Warburton, and Hill supporters, will reform state taxation on letters. It criticizes current postage costs as excessive and harmful, noting potential revenue gains if a penny rate is adopted and arguing for Parliament’s backing despite opposition from officials like Lord Lichfield and Colonel Maberly.

Spring Rice Warburton Rowland Hill Hill Ill Post Office Committee London Louth Edinburgh United Kingdom Till Lord Lichfield Maberly Lord Ashburton Lord Lowther Duke of Richmond Wallace London Committee House of ‘Commons Sergeant Wilde Colonel Maberly Mr. Warburton

Court and Fashion. Royal attendance and foreign visits

Reports from St James's Palace and Westminster detail royal services attended by Queen Adelaide and the Queen Dowager, with notes on visits by the Princess Augusta and other royals. International items include Lisbon sightings of the Duke de Nemours and the Weymar prince, plus remarks on royal clemency and court life.

Duchess of Dakins Hereford Adelaide Westminster Abbey Great Western J. Thynne Gloucester Bristol E. Repton John Earl Howe Robert Peel Gotossirh Richmond Star and Garter Coldstream Guards Monica Theresa of Modena Italy Benny Grand Duke Alexander Charlottenburg Duke of Wellington Viscount Duncannon Brinkmallt Duke of Beaufort Cheltenham Cavendish Wemyss Prince Edward of Saxe Columbine Lisbon Duke de Nemours Duke of Saxe Cobourg Gotha Augustus Louis Victor Leopold Francisco Julio Victoire Augusta Palace of Belem Tagus Prince Edward of Leiningen Duchess of Kent Buckingham Palace James Clark Wirtemberg Sophia Koscrtz

War Declared by the Sultan on Mehemet Ali in Egypt

Dispatches describe the formal declaration of war by the Ottoman Sultan against Mehemet Ali. The proclamation was read in the public mosque with the Sheik ul Islam present. The first Turkish fleet division sailed for the Dardanelles, and Tahir Pacha waited in Constantinople as preparations and diplomacy unfold.

Rahmoud Pacha Egypt Uf Islam Mehémet Ali Said ‘Bey Constantinople Sheik Ul Islam Turkey Europe Hafiz Pacha Euphrates Bosphorus Dardanelles Mahmudieh Capitan Pacha Walker Porte Mehemet Ali Wordy Pachalic Marshal Soult Courrier Francais Marquis de Dalmatia Roussin Levant Toulon Thetis Victorieuse Fliche Paris Ibrahim Hafiz Pasha Ali

Inquest Finds Manslaughter Verdict at Ashton Bristol

An inquest at the Angel Inn Long Ashton reports that Richard Rowe was killed when a pistol fired during a riotous night at a beerhouse. The accused youth was remanded on coroner's warrant to await trial for the offense.

Ashton Bristol Richard Rowe Angel Inn Long Ashton D. Sandford Weaver Beerhouse Bristol Infirmary William Lemon William Clark Rowe

Demise of Lady Flora Hastings at Buckingham Palace

Reports confirm the death of Lady Flora Hastings at Buckingham Palace after a prolonged illness. Her Majesty and the Duchess of Kent offered unwavering care as the palace closed for mourning. other items cover Ipswich politics and arrival of the British Queen steamer in London.

Frora Hastiones Buckingham Palace Duchess of Kent Flora Ipswich Milner Gibson Reform Club Wason Tufnell the Globe Thomas ‘Cochrane Ipswich Tories

Education Bill Debated in Imperial Parliament

In a long debate on national education, church leaders oppose a government plan arguing it risks scepticism and secular overreach. Bishops and peers clash over church control versus state funding and the need for normal schools, with ministers defending expansion. The division yields a majority for the government resolutions.

Jamaica Normansy Cantenaury Bell Lancaster Marquis of Lansdowne England Exerse Durham Earl, Fitzwilliam Norwich Vis London Rd Broveham Duke of Wellington Lord MéLsounne Earl of MzLvinlle

Canada Bill motion on permanent government urged in Parliament

The House discussed Sir W Macksworth motion for Canada Bill aiming at immediate legislation for permanent government of the Canadas. The budget highlighted rising costs from new acts and wartime expenditure, with the Exchequer proposing penny postage and a post office reform tied to potential deficits and duties across Britain and Canada. The day included debates on franking abolition and other financial measures, with adjournment after passing several bills.

Canada W. Macksworth Canadas Army Navy Ordnance British North America Ireland GouLnurn Hume Wall R. Peel Warsurton Robert Peel R. Pxer Rxceequer O’connell R. Pret House OF Commons Jamaica Lords Lord AsHley LancpeaLe J. Graham Lord Stanley John Russe Cee Nee Cone Parker Chancelor of the Exchequer

Libel Writs Against Felix Farley’s Editors in Bristol Court

Three writs of inquiry heard in Secondaries Court on July 2 against Gutch and other Felix Farley editors. Plaintiffs include Thomas Carlisle and George Eddie, Charity Trustees and Bristol town councilors. damages awarded to Carlisle 4000 pounds, Sanders 1500, Visger 1750 after default judgment for libels cited in editorial comments.

Liset Gutch Felix Farley Thomas Carlise George Eddie Sanders Harman Visger Henry Berkeley M.P City of Bristol Verrier House of Commons Borough of Saunders Carlisle Vister Visger

Riots at Birmingham Clash with London Police and Chartists

A Birmingham Bull Ring clash ends with arrests and injuries as London police attempt to disperse Chartists. Dr Taylor and nine others are sent to Warwick after riots. two officers stabbed, troops deployed, and the city put under guard as magistrates offer rewards for suspects.

London Taylor Birmingham Chirtista London Police Metropolitan Home Office Moor-street 4Th Royal Irish Dragoons Chatterton Scholefield 4Th Irish Dragoons Rifle Brigade Mr. Chance Binmtcuam Nient Reason Laxton Male Messrs Baynham C. Porter Holloway Stead M‘douall Red Lion William Hall Oakes Warwick Eleazer Hughes Thomas King Ditto James Rhodes John Taylor Storey Sheares Eades Drinkworth Ditty Salter Moorstreet Toto Martin Weedon Globe

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History and Politics Imperial Parliament House OF Lords Scotland Yard H. Gero W. Barlow Ryland Bipmingham Val Stabi
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