O'Connell Urges Birmingham Chartists Toward Peaceful Reform
In a May 30 1839 address from London Daniel O'Connell argues Chartists should abandon exclusiveness and violence. He backs household suffrage fixed parliaments and district representation while warning violent action harms reform and national stability. He calls for a new peaceful reform association led by trusted leaders.
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Whitten
Birmingham
England
Attwoods
Scholefields
Muntzes
Friends of “ Peace
East India House
East Indies
Bank of England
Scotland
Ireland
Manchester
Reform Association
London
Dancer O’connell
Macauley Praises Whig Legacy and Ballot Reform Ideas
The speaker affirms allegiance to the Whig tradition as a living force in modern politics, praising civil freedom and opposition to tyranny. He supports the ballot, notes registration reform, and discusses parliament duration, arguing for a five year term with reform of dissolution rules.
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House of Commons
Extension of the Sufferage and Reform Bill Principles
Speaker defends the Reform Bill as the basis for extending the franchise. He opposes two deviations, favors the ballot as a cure for corruption, and supports extending suffrage to £10 householders while urging vigilance against abuses. He signals no support beyond this reform scope.
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MR. Macauley
England
Scotland
Reform Party
Earl Grey
Macauley
Duke of Newcastle
Robert Peel
Poulett Thomson
Sacauley
Royal levee at St James Palace prompts broad addresses
Her Majesty held a levee on Wednesday at St James's Palace receiving numerous addresses from public meetings and bodies across the kingdom in support of her stand for royal prerogative. Some hostile addresses appeared directed at the Crown.
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St. James's Palace
Tue Bisner
Salispury
W. F. Webber
Hamble Cliffe
Hants
Seymer
Drury
Denison
Dorset
Meadow Extry
Duncee
John Robertson
England
Morayshire
Prince Charles
Battle of
Culloden
Farquhar
India
Bushy Park
Co. Wicktow
Boleyn Howard
Earl
W Cklow
Campden
Gloucester
Richard Miles
Margate
Wiliam Stacey
Royal Arsenal
Woolwich
Damp‘er
Bath
James Wiggett
Crudwell
Hankerton
County of
Wilts
Portrait of the Duke of Wellington offered by Weexly Carovide Gallery
Prospective buyers in Birmingham may order a splendid portrait of the Duke of Wellington from T Watts Newa agent and broker at 14 Snowbill. The notice also mentions a Birmingham depot for the Poor Man's Pills.
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Birnminghantl
Duke of Wellington
T. Watts
Newa
Brokseller
Snowbill
N.B
Birmingham
Abernethy
Oxford-street
London
United Kingdom
Frames for the National Gallery Depot announced at Helmet Court
Mune Public to open a Frames Depot at Helmet court Strand for 10 000 gilt frames ready by July 6 for the National Gallery of the Weexay CanonicLE. Frames designed and priced to astonish the public with further price details next week. Orders to Mesars. Brown and Co. Fratee Depot Helmetcourt Stras¢.
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National Gallery
Mune Public
Helmet Court
Strand
National Gallery of the Weexay
Mesars
Brown and Co
Fratee Depot
Helmetcourt
Stras
Money Market Fluctuations Press Consols Down
The money market opened with Consols for Account at 94 to 4, with transfers paused for Canada and other stocks to cover dividends. Exchequer bills moved 26 to 28, Indian and Dutch bonds quoted, and various currencies including Spanish, Portuguese, Colombian, Mexican, and Brazilian securities showed declines or volatility amid liquidity concerns. Consols receded to around 93.25, and three per cent reduced fell as pressure persisted.
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Crry
Consola
Canada
India
Ndia
Bankruptcy notices and dissolutions in the London Gazette
A list of bankrupts and certificates with named individuals and firms across England, from Henry Bulgin to James Ramrbottom, noting dissolutions of partnerships and various trades including bookselling, wool, tin plate, shipping, and groceries.
Bankrupts and partnerships dissolved in London notices
London Gazette lists bankrupts including E Parker perfumer and J Binney merchant, with certificates on June 25 for J Last printer and E B Brown coal merchant. Numerous partnerships dissolved follow in various trades across England including wine merchants, gunmakers, iron founders, millers, and grocers with multiple firms named and locations such as Chatham, Liverpool, Manchester, and Bristol.
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London Gazette
Henry Bulgin
Regant-street
Ecorge Collins
College-street
Chelse
Stockwell-street
Greenwich
William Sherley
Staines
John Jones
Spitalfilde-market
William Foster Geach
Pontypool
Monmouthshire
John Rodgerson
Hyltonferry
Durham
John Money Murry
Gorlestone
Suffolk
John Dawson
Edmund Pickup
Manchester
Henry Grove
Chase Grove
Birmingham
Thomas Seddon Smith
Liverpool
John Goode Johnson
Nether
Thomas Batea
John Bates
Leicester
James Batt
Torquay
Devonshire
David Francia
Goswell-street
Toad
Burton
John Chapman
Stonhill
Isleworth
Peter Annandale
William Annandale
James Annandale
Snottygrove
Andrew Annandale
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
John B. Crappern
Henry Green
New North Street
Finsbury
James Sw Ft
Thomas Howarth
Rochdale
Charles Edward Faulkner
John Brown
St. John Street
Smithfield
John Barrow
Wiliam Kirkman
Mincing Lane
East India
John Irving
J.C. Malet
John G. Brown
Spitalfi
Ron Robson
Thomas Hopper
Morpeth
Northumberland
John Holdsworth
Henry M'Cree
Halifax
Bradford
Thomas Cunningham
John Cunningham
Daniel Cunningham
Samuel Morgan
W. H. Love
Great St. Thomas the Apostle
James Fearnley
Daniel
Lamb Bramley
York
Aexander Boggie
Turray
E. Parker
Piccadilly
A. Dickey
Old Jewry
W. C. Farr
Frederick Street
Vincent Square
Vic
Maller
E. Taylor
Crysalter
J. Runcorn
Chorlton-upno- Medlock
J. Binney
T. Binney
Sheffield
Merchantg
H. Tompkins
Bromyard
Herefordshire
Victualler
J. Jones
Chepstow
J. Sielfox
J. Coombe
Bath
J. Last
Edward-street
Hara
Stead-Road
E B Brown
Bryanstone-street
Marylebone
P. Bray
J. Luce
Bristol
G. Peach
Northampton
Woollstapler
Callow and Gray
Notting Farm
H. W. Whalley
Streed
Kent
T. Heath
Hanley and Shelton
Staffordshire
Sandford and Booth
Bishopsgate-street
Without
Gerse
Isabella Rentell
H. C. Rentell
High-Street
Camberwell
W. R. A. Brooks
Oxford-street
W. Pickering
Margate
T. Read
W. Read
Sircom
Blackborow
T. Law
Hamer Corn Mills
Lancashire
Islington Green
Booth and Moreem
West India
W. J
J.G Marshall
Cousin-lane
Dowgate-hill
Burford and Crowe
Harleston
Norfolk
Varley
Fairbrother
St. Helens
Bragssfounders
R. and
J. Davies
Market Report on Grain Arrivals and Prices
Wednesday June 5 reports show small arrivals of nearly all grain types. Wheat activity remains dull at last quotes. Oats for sale are limited with slightly higher prices, while other grains show no change. Flour remains as previously reported.
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Orn Exchange
Mark-Lane
Monnar
Smithfield
Penny Gazette Publication Notice June 9 1839
Printed at No 337 Strand Middlesex by 10%S Nerris of No 58 Fetterlane with Proprietors Citarixs PENNY at No 387 Strand office inviting amendments and communications. Published Sunday June 9 1839.
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Orison
James Morison
Morison
British College of Health
Rie
Hamilton-place
New-road
London
Strand
Twell
Handcourt
Holborn
Good
Western Branch
Middlesex
Nerris
Fetterlane
St. Andrey
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